Some of our favorite New York restaurants are now open for outdoor dining on sidewalks, rooftops and in backyards and these are our top picks.
A French-inspired brasserie run by Aidan O’Neal and Jake Leiber, co-chef-owners of Greenpoint’s popular French-Canadian bistro Chez Ma Tante.
Missy Robbins, occasional chef to the Obamas who earned a Michelin star as head chef at both A Voce and A Voce Columbus, has opened her own restaurant in Williamsburg.
Former Masa chefs Nick Kim and Jimmy Lau's indulgent and inspired tasting menu make Shuko stand out from the many other high-end Japanese offerings in the city.
This is the ritzy show piece of the Torrisi Team's stable of star restaurants.
Before closing, Atera earned two Michelin stars under chef Matthew Lightner, and was one of New York's most high-profile fine-dining destinations. Now, it has reopened with Danish Ronny Emborg at the helm, and a brand new tasting menu.
Known for the utterly charming Claudette, restaurateur Mark Barak has opened another bright and breezy restaurant, this time with a focus on light and wholesome Italian cuisine.
Keith McNally's highly atmospheric French bistro Pastis, makes a return to the Meatpacking District.
James Beard nominated duo behind Nolita favourite Estela has expanded into SoHo with a grand space with rustic Italian fare and an epic winelist.
This is an Israeli restaurant with a Parisian twist in the cuisine and an Israeli relaxed feeling in the dining room.
Acclaimed chef duo Lee Hanson and Riad Nasr - the longtime chefs at Keith McNally's restaurants - have opened their first solo restaurant in TribeCa.
Kitsuné brand's only cafe outside of Tokyo.
After taking Brooklyn by storm with its hugely popular pop-up dinners, Oxalis has found a permanent home for its constantly evolving six-course menu in Prospect Heights.
A restaurant and bar from fine dining duo James Kent and Jeff Katz in a landmark Art Deco tower in the Financial District.
A rustic Italian restaurant highlighting the cuisine of Emilia Romagna.
A Peruvian izakaya tucked away in Greenwich, from chef Erik Ramirez of acclaimed Williamsburg restaurant Llama Inn.
An Indonesian restaurant with a “modern French flair” headed up by Cédric Vongerichten.
A hidden away trendy Thai restaurant in the Lower East Side serving up homestyle dishes.
Bringing the vibrant flavors of Singapore to New York City.
A Basque restaurant from chef Ryan Bartlow, formerly of restaurants such as Quality Eats and Alinea.
The Per Se vets behind Thai stunner (and Michelin-starred restaurant) Uncle Boons has followed-up with this more casual, diner-like restaurant with a playful Thai-American menu.
A French-Mediterranean restaurant, from Tao Group, with show-stopping interiors in New York's East Village.
A seasonal tasting menu restaurant skewered towards Korean royal cuisine...
A standalone restaurant from Jae Lee, the chef behind the popular Korean-leaning pop-up at Black Emperor.
Channeling the conviviality of Korean BBQ with the quality of classic American steakhouse.
Japanese-Italian cuisine from one of the owners of hit restaurant Wayla.
Ideal For
Socially distant outdoor dining