38 UWS Eateries Join NYC Restaurant Week: Here's Where

Kayla Levy
·2 min read

UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — Neighbors on the Upper West Side can soon eat away their winter doldrums at a discount.

This year's first Restaurant Week, which opened reservations on Tuesday, includes 38 restaurants on the Upper West Side (a better neighborhood showing than during last summer's event).

The deals-oriented event includes two-course lunches for $29 per-person, and three-course dinners for $39 apiece at participating restaurants. If you want to splurge, some restaurants will offer pricier $59 dinners.

And, despite its name, Restaurant Week will run for about a month, from Jan. 18 to Feb. 13.

The event's website describes Restaurant Week as "your chance to try it all in the most vibrant dining scene in the world," and — as in years past — that's more true in certain neighborhoods than others.

Only one of the 380 Manhattan eateries participating in Restaurant Week is located in Washington Heights, for instance. By contrast, 81 restaurants are located in Midtown.

Still, there are many deals to be had across dozens of Manhattan neighborhoods (and in the outer boroughs, for those willing to travel a little further).

Here are the Upper West Side restaurants that will participate in 2022's winter Restaurant Week (make reservations here):

  • Rosa Mexicano

  • Jacob's Pickles

  • Calle Ocho

  • Cibo e Vino

  • Harvest Kitchen

  • Han Dynasty

  • La Sierene UWS

  • Bareburger

  • Anar

  • The Leopard at Des Artistes

  • French Roast

  • Playa Betty's

  • Bar Boulud

  • Hi-Life Restaurant

  • Tarallucci e Vino

  • Boulud Sud

  • Arco Cafe

  • 5 Napkin Burger

  • Elea

  • The Ribbon

  • Good Enough To Eat

  • Maison Pickle

  • Nice Matin

  • Sarabeth's Upper West Side

  • North Miznon

  • Celeste

  • Brad's Burgers & BBQ

  • Tasca NYC

  • Marlow Bistro

  • Dagon

  • The Consulate

  • Nina's Great Burrito Bar

  • Kissaki

  • Felice Columbus

  • Tessa

  • Au Jus

  • Prohibition

  • Wau Restaurant

Diners participating in Restaurant Week, which coincides with the city's latest omicron-induced coronavirus wave, need to be vaccinated in order to eat indoors (per the city's indoor vaccine mandate).

Find out more about NYC Restaurant Week here. And make a reservation at one of the participating Upper West Side eateries here.

This article originally appeared on the Upper West Side Patch