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Friday, January 13, 2017

Reservations Now Open For NYC Restaurant Week, January 23rd-February 10th 2017 #NYCRestaurantWeek



—Celebrated Biannual Dining Promotion to 
Return
 January 23–February 10—

—Dine and Save at More than 375 New York City 
Restaurants
 Across 41 Neighborhoods—

NYC & Company, New York City’s official destination marketing organization, today announced that reservations are now open for NYC Restaurant Week® winter 2017, taking place January 23 through February 10, 2017. New Yorkers and visitors are encouraged to book now to receive great deals at more than 375 participating restaurants in 41 neighborhoods across the City. Diners can enjoy three-course prix-fixe lunches for $29 and three-course prix-fixe dinners for $42 (excluding beverages, gratuities and taxes). Saturday dining is excluded from the program and Sundays are optional. To view a full list of participants, make reservations, browse menus and more, visit nycgo.com/restaurantweek.

“NYC Restaurant Week is an opportunity to experience the City’s incredible dining choices at an extraordinary value,” said Fred Dixon, president and CEO of NYC & Company. “We invite New Yorkers and visitors to plan their next outing now in the dining capital of the world.”

NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2017 by the numbers:
·         3 course prix-fixe lunches for $29*
·         3 course prix-fixe dinners for $42*
·         More than 375 participating restaurants
·         32 individual cuisines
·         32 new participating restaurants
·         41 neighborhoods across 4 boroughs
·         14 days to dine (January 23–February 10)**
                                                                                *(Beverages, gratuities and taxes not included)
**(Saturdays excluded, Sundays optional)

This winter’s iteration features 32 new participants: Amada, Angus Club Steakhouse, Artie’s Steak & Seafood, Bedford & Co., BKW by Brooklyn Winery, Del Frisco’s, Edi & The Wolf, Felice 64, Freud NYC, Green Fig, Haru Chelsea, High Street on Hudson, Hudson Garden Grill, Hunt & Fish Club, Jue Lan Club, Kingsley, Le Coq Rico, Leuca, Maiella, Maison Hugo, Maysville, Members Dining Room at the Met, Neta, New Leaf Restaurant, Oro, Penthouse808, Quality Eats, Salvation Taco, Schilling, STK Downtown, Tarallucci e Vino–NoMad and Tavern62 by David Burke.

“NYC Restaurant Week inspires New Yorkers and our guests from all over the nation and the world to experience the quality, variety and hospitality that our restaurants are renowned for,” said Tracy Nieporent, Partner/Director of Marketing for Myriad Restaurant Group and Chairman of NYC & Company’s Restaurant Committee. “Our vibrant dining community looks forward to welcoming diners to enjoy compelling international cuisines, across the boroughs and in over 40 neighborhoods.”

NYC & Company’s long-standing corporate sponsor American Express will return with an exclusive offer for American Express® Card Members who participate in NYC Restaurant Week. Card Members can enroll any eligible American Express Card, use their enrolled Card to spend $35 or more at any participating restaurant and get a $5 statement credit up to four times. Terms apply. To learn more and enroll in this offer, visit americanexpress.com/nycrestaurantweek.

NYC Restaurant Week is the first dining program of its kind, established in 1992 during the Democratic National Convention. New this season on nycgo.com, the City’s official tourism website, consumers can use enhanced quick search filters to navigate restaurants by key features such as New Participants and Notable Chefs, allowing diners to easily select their ideal dining experience.

NYC Restaurant Week is one of the featured promotions within NYC & Company’s new Nonstop NYC winter campaign. Also included are celebrated programsNYC Broadway WeekSM (January 17–February 5) and NYC Off-Broadway WeekSM (February 27–March 12) and the first-ever NYC Attractions WeekSM (January17–February 5) that offers two-for-one admission to popular attractions, tours, culture and performing arts at more than 70 participants across all five boroughs. More information on these four promotional programs, as well as how to find the best hotel rates of the year this winter, can be found at nycgo.com/nonstop

NYC Restaurant Week is promoted through exclusive content on nycgo.com; out-of-home media in the five boroughs; print and digital advertising, including promotion through media partner Time Out New York; commercials running in NYC taxicabs and through social media posts using #NYCRestaurantWeek.

Sunday, September 25, 2016

NYC Off-Broadway Week Begins Monday, September 26th With Two-For-One Tickets

NYC OFF-BROADWAY WEEK BEGINS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 WITH TWO-FOR-ONE TICKETS

Tickets available for more than 30 Off-Broadway Shows for performances from September 26 through October 9

 NYC & Company, New York City’s official destination marketing organization, is offering theatregoers discounted tickets to more than 30 Off-Broadway shows with two-for-one tickets for NYC Off-Broadway Week. Tickets are currently on sale and are available at nycgo.com/offbroadwayweek. Tickets apply for performances from September 26 – October 9.
Shows participating in NYC Off-Broadway Week:*90210! The Musical!

·         All The Ways To Say I        Love You
·         A Taste of Honey
·         Aubergine
·         Avenue Q
·         Black Angels Over Tuskegee
·         Blue Man Group
·         Cagney The Musical
·         Daddy Issues
·         Drunk Shakespeare
·         Frankenstein, A New         Musical
·         Gazillion Bubble Show
·         Hershey Felder as             Leonard Bernstein in   "Maestro"
·         I Like It Like That - A          Musical
·         La Canción - El Musical
·         Love, Love, Love
·         Marie and Rossetta
·         My Big Gay Italian Midlife   Crisis
·         Not That Jewish
·         One Funny Mother
·         Perfect Crime
·         Public Enemy
·         Shear Madness
·         Sistas: the Musical
·         Small Mouth Sounds
·         STOMP
·         That Physics Show
·         The Fantasticks
·         The Imbible: A Spirited      History of Drinking
·         The Lion, the Witch and     the Wardrobe
·         The Roads to Home
·         Verso
·         Vietgone
·         White Rabbit Red Rabbit


*Subject to availability. Blackout dates may apply.

Monday, July 22, 2013

14 Ways To Enjoy New York City's Swankiest Spots For Free (Or Cheap)

Contributed by Jennifer Polland And Melissa Stanger

New York may be one of the most expensive cities in the world, but many people don't realize that it's entirely possible to enjoy even the city's swankiest spots for free or cheap.
From a subterranean food court inside the Plaza Hotel to little-known lunch deals at some of the city's best restaurants, here are 14 ways to enjoy New York City's fanciest venues without spending a fortune.

Jean-Georges is known as one of the best restaurants in New York City, but a meal there can cost hundreds of dollars — except at lunch, when there's a $38 price-fixed menu, one of the best deals in the city.

Each year, millions of visitors pass through the Metropolitan Museum of Art and pay the full admission price of $25. But many people don't realize that admission is "suggested." (It actually costs as little as a penny to enter the museum.) The best time to visit is on a Saturday night, when the museum is open late and has live music without the crowds.

Located in the basement of the Plaza Hotel, the Plaza Food Hall is home to dozens of food vendors selling everything from sushi to macarons at (relatively) affordable prices.

King & Grove, a boutique hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, has a gorgeous rooftop pool with a spacious deck that's open to the public for a small fee of $35 ($45 on weekends).

Manhattan's biggest spenders drop millions on priceless works of art at Christie's Auction House, but the masterpieces are open for free public viewing before each auction.

People drool over the dry-aged steaks at Brooklyn's iconic Peter Luger Steakhouse, but steak for two costs about $100. What most people don't know is that at lunchtime, Peter Luger offers a hamburger made with the same premium-quality meat for $11.50—a fraction of the dinner price.

With cover fees and jacked-up drink costs, a night at a jazz club can cost a hefty amount—but not at Dizzy's Club at Jazz at Lincoln Center, a beautiful upscale jazz venue inside the Time Warner Center with large windows overlooking Central Park. Top acts play at the late-night sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesday for a fraction of the price of a normal session. (There's a $5 cover and a $5 menu.)

Hidden inside the elegant lobby of midtown's upscale Le Parker Meridien Hotel, there's a raucous hole-in-the wall burger joint (aptly called the Burger Joint) that's tucked behind a heavy red curtain. The menu is simple—burgers, fries, beer—but cheap.

The historic Empire Hotel serves classy cocktails at its rooftop bar, which has views of Lincoln Center and the Upper West Side. Overtime NYC, a happy hour deals site, offers great deals at this hotel, like half-priced drinks at the bar.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) houses the latest and greatest modern art exhibits, including the infamous Rain Room. Admission normally costs $25, but on Friday nights visitors can pay what they wish.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) houses the latest and greatest modern art exhibits, including the infamous Rain Room. Admission normally costs $25, but on Friday nights visitors can pay what they wish.
REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

Tickets to performances by the New York Philharmonic are typically expensive and hard to come by. But the world-renowned symphony orchestra plays for free in several New York City parks during the summer Concerts in the Park series.

The price of Broadway tickets has skyrocketed in recent years, but it's still possible to get discounted tickets to the hottest Broadway shows at the TKTS booth in Times Square, which offers discounts of up to 50% off to same-day performances.

New York is home to some of the most exclusive—and most expensive—restaurants in the world. Twice a year, dozens of the city's best restaurants offer affordable price-fixed meals during NYC Restaurant Week. Summer Restaurant Week starts on Monday.

The hipster-friendly Ace Hotel in Manhattan's trendy NoMad neighborhood is home to Michelin-starred restaurant The Breslin, Stumptown Coffee Roasters, and luxe rooms that cost upwards of $250 a night. But it's possible to enjoy the hotel's cool ambiance—and free Wi-Fi—by hanging out in the lobby.



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