Upper East Side Restaurant Week Has 24 Spots For Great Deals

UPPER EAST SIDE, NY — For fans of food and dining out, this is of the best "weeks" of the year, as New York City Restaurant Week returns for the summer.

This time, two dozen Upper East Side eateries are taking part in the discounted prices — a major drop from last year's 37 eateries.

General reservations for Restaurant Week — actually a month-long extravaganza — went live on Thursday at the official NYC Restaurant Week site.

The four-week feast from July 24 to Aug. 20 will give New Yorkers a chance to find their new favorite meal and explore the city "one bite at a time," as the official website puts it, without breaking the bank.

The summer 2023 program will offer prix-fixe two-course lunch and three-course dinner deals for $30, $45 or $60.

If the table of your dreams is already somehow booked, there is also a winter Restaurant Week in January.

This year saw 13 Upper East Side spots drop out of the feeding frenzy, including neighborhood classics like Donohue's Steak House, 2nd Ave Deli, A La Turka and both Felice 64 and Felice 83.

Some, like 5 Napkin Burger, have closed in the past year.

Here are the 24 Upper East Side restaurants participating this year:

• Anissa Taverna (200 East 60th St.)
• Dowling’s at the Carlyle (35 East 76th St.)
• Altesi Ristorante (26 East 64th St.)
• Brasserie Cognac East (963 Lexington Ave.)
• Cacio e Pepe (1479 York Ave.)
• Philippe by Philippe Chow (33 East 60th St.)
• Uva Next Door (1484 Second Ave.)
• Il Mulino (37 East 60th St.)
• Chez Nick (1737 York Ave.)
• Maya (1191 First Ave .)
• Quality Eats (1496 Second Ave.)
• Nino's (1354 First Ave.)
• Treadwell Park (1125 First Ave.)
• Orsay (1057 Lexington Ave.)
• David Burke Tavern (135 East 62nd St.)
• Sojourn (244 East 79th St.)
• Sojourn Social (1708 Second Ave.)
• Parma Nuova (1404 Third Ave.)
• JoJo by Jean-Georges (160 East 64th St.)
• Merchants Cigar Bar (1125 First Ave.)
• Cafe D’Alsace (1703 Second Ave.)
• Perrine (2 East 61 St.)
• Boqueria (1460 Second Ave.)

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