Enjoy the best of New York and the Tri-State area’s produce, cooked in hearty Italian style in a romantic setting – then head to one of Eataly’s stands on your way out to pick up some specialty food gifts for your friends and family! In addition to decorating seasonally, Serra continually updates their menu to reflect locally available fare from nearby farmers. Want to keep traveling Europe without leaving the city? After Rolf’s, head over to nearby Serra Alpina, a seasonal (and heated) rooftop bar by the folks at Eataly Flatiron and one of the best Christmas restaurants in NYC in December.įashioned to look like a wintry forest, Serra Alpina is filled with “snow” covered branches, cold-weather plants, and twinkling lights in a homey, comfortable setting.
What a way to kick off the holiday season! Rolf’s is extremely popular among tourists and locals alike, so be sure to call ahead for a reservation to ensure your time is booked! Serra Alpina Rooftop at Eataly They even have a hearty Thanksgiving Day menu complete with apple and pumpkin pie or Black Forest chocolate cake (you will need a traditional Thanksgiving Day nap afterward especially if you also attended the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade too). In addition to their extremely seasonal ambiance, Rolf’s is known for excellent schnitzel, pork chops, and beef stew. This Gramercy mainstay is well-known for its yearly transformation into a Germanic winter wonderland complete with a gorgeous canopy of intricate ornaments, lights, and Kris Kringle(s)! If you’re looking for a Christmas restaurant in NYC, look no further than Rolf’s.
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We’ve got Christmas-themed restaurants in NYC, ski chalet and winter cabin-themed joints, and a Chanukah-themed spot for my chosen friends! Let’s meet up, give each other the same gift, and clink glasses to a new year full of health and good cheer at one of our favorite things to do in NYC at Christmas! Best Christmas Restaurants in NYC Rolf’s On the prowl during “cuffing season”? Check out the many boisterous bars that set the scene for singles looking to lock eyes with a stranger during the opening chord of “All I Want for Christmas is You”. Planning a romantic holiday meal with your S.O.? Look no further than the prolific winter cabin, yurt, and snow globe villages that appear around town, complete with dreamy twinkling lights and champagne for toasting. Mixologists and chefs are at their creative best, concocting themed cocktail classics and elevated versions of traditional holiday fare that eliminates the need for you to try to roast a rack of lamb in your 350 square foot apartment. If you love a party but the planning aspect gives you hives, the holiday pop-up bar is the answer to your prayers – take advantage of a spot that is already elaborately decorated to the nines (often with a theme!) and spacious enough to accommodate groups large and small.
Nothing makes you feel more like a glamorous New Yorker than dashing from holiday party to holiday cocktail to holiday dinner, dizzily exchanging gifts and laughs with friends before everyone departs to Aunt Gilda’s.
What’s the best time of year to grab drinks with friends in the city? As a bit of a contrarian, I’m here to argue that it is not necessarily the obvious (summer) but rather, the winter – and in particular, the holiday season spanning Thanksgiving in NYC through the New Year. Looking for the best holiday-themed pop-up Christmas bars in NYC and restaurants that are in the ho-ho-holiday spirit? We’ve got you covered.
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