It's Restaurant Week in NYC!

NYC Restaurant Week is finally here. Restaurant week is one of the most popular events in the city (especially since it only comes twice a year). New Yorkers wait all year for restaurant week to approach, it barely need any promotion, it's just known.

NYC Restaurant Week is actually the countries first ever restaurant week. It debuted in 1992 when it was developed as a one-time culinary event to welcome the Democratic National Convention to the City. Now, with over 275 local restaurants taking part (an all time high), this summers Restaurant Week 2010 stands apart as one of the City’s most exciting and anticipated events and a pioneer in the dining community.

Lunch during restaurant week will cost you $24.07 and dinner will set you back approximately $35, not bad at all by NYC standards. Keep an eye out for the restaurant week truck as well serving lunch around the city for busy officer workers.

Restaurants across the city (and its neighboring boroughs) are taking part and you can find just about any cuisine your heart desires.

Click here to find a full list of restaurants taking part in this years Restaurant Week.

Click here to check out restaurant week menus.

If you are interested in Event Planning assistance, please contact AMP3 Public Relations at 646-827-9594 or info@amp3pr.com.

Tavern on the Green Central Park New York to get a new name!

Central Park's well placed restaurant Tavern on the Green is the #2 top earning restaurant in America, it has grossed a whopping $34,221,691 last year alone.


Their 25 Year old lease is set to expire this year on December 31st, and New York City is looking to get more than 3.5% of the money that Tavern on the Green Makes like the 16.5% that it gets from the Central Park Boat House.

The venue is a very nice place, and I have been to several upscale Events there, and I hope that it doesn't get completely ruined in the midst of this take over though their reputation is already pretty tarnished by quite a few bad reviews of their food and service.