The 2024 NYC Restaurant Week launches on January 16 with over 400 participating restaurants. The event has expanded to include more neighborhoods beyond Manhattan.

NYC Restaurant Week is scheduled to run from January 16 through February 4, 2024. The event traditionally offers fixed-price menus at set prices for lunch and dinner. This edition marks the 30th year of the program, overseen by NYC & Company, the cityโ€™s official tourism marketing organization.

The 2024 edition includes more than 400 restaurants citywide. For the first time in several years, Staten Island and the Bronx have been added as participating neighborhoods. Previously, most participants were concentrated in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.

NYC & Company said the expansion aims to offer diners a broader range of options and to support a wider geographic spectrum of local businesses. Many restaurants in the new neighborhoods have tailored offers to appeal to both local residents and visitors.

The menu prices remain fixed at $30 for lunch and $45 for dinner. Participating restaurants will be listed on the official NYC Restaurant Week website. Diners are encouraged to make reservations in advance due to expected demand.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does NYC Restaurant Week 2024 take place?

NYC Restaurant Week 2024 runs from January 16 through February 4. The event spans three weeks and includes lunch and dinner service at participating restaurants.

Which neighborhoods are newly included in this year’s event?

This year marks the inclusion of Staten Island and the Bronx as official participating neighborhoods. This expands the geographic reach of the event beyond the usual Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens areas.

How much do the fixed-price menus cost during the event?

Menus are priced at $30 for lunch and $45 for dinner. These fixed prices allow diners to sample set meals at participating restaurants within these price points.

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