T he era of every NYC restaurant having some form of outdoor dining might be over, but there are still plenty of places where ...

Only a small portion of the city’s restaurants have applied for permits to set up dining structures under new regulations.

As was predicted, the City Council made a grave error in so weakening the city’s outdoor dining program that hardly any ...

When the program fully resumes on Tuesday, there will be nearly 80% fewer outdoor dining setups than during the pandemic peak ...

Manhattan definitely has the majority of outdoor dining setups, especially the Lower East Side, the West Village and the Upper West Side. In Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Greenpoint have the majority of ...

Outdoor dining is back in New York City, so find a table and some fresh air. The roadway cafes that popped up across the city during the COVID pandemic had to be taken down last year, but they've ...

“Thanks to NYC DOT’s efforts to cut red tape from the City Council-established approval process, hundreds of roadway dining set-ups will join the nearly 2,000 sidewalk outdoor dining set-ups ...

It’s bottoms up after all. New York restaurants with “conditional approvals” for outdoor dining will be able to get liquor licenses, the city announced Wednesday — ending fears it would be ...

Sidewalk seating is allowed year-round, while roadway, or curbside, dining is allowed only eight months of the year, from ...

The state will now accept conditional approvals for liquor licenses issued by the DOT to restaurants participating in the ...