Fall Restaurant Openings New York City
New season, new restaurants. As everyone comes back from the beach and the leaves predictably change color as the whether cools (hopefully),the last quarter of year often ushers in new,highly anticipated restaurant openings to comfort New Yorkers into the coziest eating season. This fall, plenty of beloved local and international chefs, plus notable restaurant groups and restaurateurs will be making their mark across Manhattan with new concepts spanning from small date night sushi spots to cavernous, creative Mexican group dining destinations.
Here’s which new restaurants to add to your radar as they open in New York City this fall:
Expected in early fall at 46 west 22nd St., Danny’s nod to the iconic establishments that dotted the classic Ladies’ Mile neighborhood in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. Created by restaurateur Dan Abrams, the restaurant will offer American fare in Flatiron from chef Ed Tinoco (Metropolis, Alinea) with fine dining versions of the classic American dishes that combine multiple cultures and flavors. An all-American wine list will feature high end varietals from under-appreciated wine making states including Virginia, New York, Texas, and Michigan along with classic regions in California, Oregon, and Washington.
Opening September 2025 at 19 Greenwich Ave, Arvine is a casual restaurant with a focus on American cuisine. Owned and conceived by Adrien Falcon, (Bouley, Essential by Christophe) originally from the Savoie region of France, who was a finalist in the Meilleur Ouvrier de France Sommelier competition, Arvine will offer an extensive wine list with rare finds and a deep by the glass section. Menu highlights will include spicy bison tartare with Calabrian chile “gochujang” and house einkorn focaccia, chile garlic charred kingfish with fennel-coconut puree and grilled sesame pita, and a dark chocolate coconut milkshake with brown butter honey.
Coming this September to 70 Charlton St., this Japanese import from Ishikawa Prefecture is a Michelin starred omakase counter. Headed by Hajime Ku