Where To Eat This Weekend In NYC

EAST VILLAGE, NY — Looking for the best new place to grab dinner on Saturday night? Patch has you covered. Here's our weekly round-up of new restaurants and bars in New York City.

This week, check out a drink lounge that's part of an iconic Upper East Side deli, an anti-holiday bar, and more.

Opry City Stage

Location: 1604 Broadway, Midtown

What to eat: At the Opry City Stage, it’s more about what you’ll listen to than what you’ll eat, but you still have a full range of dining options to go with your country music. The new Times Square venue and restaurant is a branch of the Nashville staple the Grand Ole Opry. Opry City Stage promises non-stop country music during dining hours and an extensive menu of Southern food. The massive space includes a 260-seat restaurant, a bar and performance stages, plus a separate, larger stage on the fourth floor.

Jingle Hell’s

Location: 174 Orchard St., Lower East Side

What to drink: Fancy cocktails for the Christmas grinch in your midst. The bar that normally does business as The Skinny is moonlighting as the pop-up bar Jingle Hell's. The bar is serving drinks like "Season's Grievings" and "Santa's Cough Medicine."

Sorbillo Pizzeria

Location: 334 Bowery, East Village

What to eat: The legendary Naples pizzeria opened a Lower East Side location, bringing Italian pizzas to Manhattan. The only other locations are in Milano and Napoli. The pizzeria specializes in simple ingredients and high-quality pies. You can see a full menu here.

2nd Floor

Location: 1442 First Ave., Upper East Side

What to drink: Cocktails. The iconic Second Avenue Deli has added an upstairs bar. The latenight spot has bar food and small bites plus a lengthy cocktail menu. You can read about the longtime deli's expansion into nightlife here.

Image credit: Courtesy of Sorbillo Pizzeria