Restaurants & Bars

31 Harlem Restaurants Join NYC's 'Mega Restaurant Week'

Mainstays like Sylvia's and newer spots like Lido and Fieldtrip will offer deals for the popular event, which is back in-person next week.

HARLEM, NY — New York Restaurant Week is making a grand return this month, officials announced on Monday — and more than two dozen eateries in Harlem have already signed up for the deal-filled event.

After being forced to go takeout-only in January, Restaurant Week's summer run will kick off in-person next Monday, July 19 and continue for five weeks at more than 500 restaurants across the city, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday.

Reservations are already open, and 31 Harlem restaurants are listed as participating — with more able to join before Thursday's registration deadline.

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This year's deals will include $21 lunches or $39 dinners, each consisting of at least one entrée and one side dish. There will also be a new $125 option called the "Signature Dining Experience," featuring three or more courses.

Here are the Harlem restaurants participating so far:

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The return of restaurant week comes as New York City continues its campaign to restart tourism in the city, which flagged during the coronavirus pandemic. Both the mayor and organizers said the extended restaurant week will add to the effort.

"Accompanied with vibrant open streets and rich cultural activity returning across the five boroughs, the options this summer are endless and the time to visit is now," NYC & Company President Fred Dixon said.

Make a reservation or view the full list of participating restaurants at the Restaurant Week website.

There will also be exclusive deals for MasterCard holders, including a $10 statement credit on each transaction of $39 or more and the chance to win 200,000 airline miles with each NYC Restaurant Week meal.

Registration for restaurants to participate is still open through July 15, according to organizers.

Patch reporter Anna Quinn contributed.

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