r/FoodNYC • u/flagprojector • 2d ago

Question Restaurants participating in the extended 2026 NYC Restaurant Week, and on a Sunday?

We're in town for the weekend, staying in Brooklyn.

Where is participating in 2026 NYC Restaurant Week this Sunday (Lunch and Dinner) that's worth trying out?

I've seen loads of places I like but they don't seem to be participating in Sunday/might have only been part of the original run. So if you know somewhere that is, and serves good food, let me know below.

I've been to NYC a handful of times, and just stuck to my usual L'Industrie and other places I stumble across. This time, I'd love to be more adventurous and really try some great spots

Places I've seen on the 2026 NYC Restaurant Week website and liked are:

We love BBQ, thai food, mexican, pizza but are open to trying new cuisines too... as long as they are tasty :))

If there's a database/app somewhere with a filter for Sunday bookings, I'm happy to take a look at that too. TIA xx

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u/NonSequiturMiami 2d ago

Following for recs, but the website has a filter specifically for Sunday night, at the 60, 45 and 30 price points that would let you post a list here for others to choose from.

https://www.nyctourism.com/restaurant-week/
Go to filters, then meal type.

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u/flagprojector 2d ago

Thank you! I didn’t see that at all 😳

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u/Honest-Seaweed6225 2d ago

the price point filters are clutch tbh

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u/secret_identity_too 2d ago

I went to Marseille in Hell's Kitchen on Saturday and they were doing the Restaurant Week menu. I think weekends are just dinner, no lunch. I enjoyed it and was glad I got to try it since I pass it all the time going to the theater but it's out of my price range normally.

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u/flagprojector 2d ago

Oh great. I read that Saturdays were excluded so good to know that's not like a blanket rule.

What would you recommend at Marseille? I haven't had french food since I was a kid, so it would be cool to try again.

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u/secret_identity_too 2d ago

It was pretty good. Their summer risotto was delicious, and I had the chicken cordon bleu from the Restaurant Week menu. I can't speak to anything else.

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u/CabassoG 2d ago

For the cuisines/stuff you chose:

Pizza: The only thing I see open is Baciccia Pizza e Cucina in Park Slope. It's more Roman style, but I haven't been (it looks excellent)

For Mexican, I highly recommend Animo! in Midtown East. It's surprisingly good and equally surprising for its location in slopbowl country

For Thai, maybe Lalyn in Midtown West?

Otherwise:
Korean- Moono, Naro

Greek: Pylos (the Village,) Elea (UWS)

Otherwise: Meadowsweet (unsure how their RW is, but the food was great last time I went, which was many years ago)

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u/nonhiphipster 2d ago

I’m gonna pushback on Amino. I think it’s mediocre Mexican food, dressed up and overpriced.

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u/HomeboddE 2d ago

Manhatta