23 January 2017 to 10 February 2017

New York City Restaurant Week happens twice a year: mid-winter and mid-summer. For foodies, it’s a huge perk of visiting the city during low season, which is also the best time to catch the lowest rates on New York’s luxury hotels. It’s a celebration of fine dining with more than 350 participating restaurants throughout the boroughs, many Michelin-starred favorites.

Expect to pay 30 – 50% off of regular menu prices.

Participating restaurants offer three-course prix-fixe menus specially priced for lunch and/or dinner on Monday through Friday, with optional Sundays at the discretion of the establishment. Beverages, gratuities and taxes are not included. Diners should expect a selection of at least three appetizers and entrees and a minimum of two desserts. In addition, some restaurants may offer drink specials or other options for an additional price.

The list of participating restaurants and reservations will be available beginning January 9th. The NYC Restaurant Week Dining Guide will be available in participating restaurants and major hotels throughout the city approximately one week prior to program launch. Due to demand, restaurant reservations are recommended but the same menu/prices are offered to all guests, including walk-ins.

According to Viewing NYC, there were 10 Michelin-starred restaurants that participated in the Summer 2016 version of NYC Restaurant Week. These powerhouses included: Ai Fiori (Italian, Midtown); Andanada (Spanish, Upper West Side); Aureole (New American, Times Square); and The Breslin (Gastropub, Flatiron).

Click here for the complete Michelin guide to New York City restaurants.

Mid-winter may seem like an unlikely choice for a trip to New York. But combine Restaurant Week with great prices on Magellan’s selection of the finest luxury hotels and the height of the theater and cultural season and there’s no finer way to take advantage of the city.

Our Luxury Hotel Consultants Recommend:

The grandeur and opulence of The Plaza Hotel is recognized around the world. Aside from being one of the most famous 5-star hotels in New York, The Plaza Hotel has been providing timeless service and unsurpassed elegance since the doors first opened in 1907. This Central Park-side resident is listed on the New York State Register of Historic Places alongside other noted landmarks such as the Empire State Building. Rich in New York history, this grand hotel boasts royalty, presidents and celebrities on the guest list.

The Gansevoort Park Avenue is a rare gem that offers not only style, but also exceptional service and a plethora of amenities. Located on Park Avenue at 29th, the Gansevoort Park Avenue is close to some of New York’s most celebrated landmarks. This urban resort features a trendy, contemporary atmosphere where guests can mix with the in-crowd at one of the four bars and lounges on-site.

Located in one of Manhattan’s most desirable neighborhoods, The Surrey is an Upper East Side luxury hotel that is elegant and whimsical. Just one block away from Central Park, The Surrey features residential-style accommodations that evoke a home-away-from-home feel, while providing guests with an array of thoughtful amenities and the generous service one would expect from a Manhattan luxury hotel.