Where To Eat And Drink In New York City For The 2024 U.S. Open

The U.S. Open is arguably one of America’s most popular tennis events. The annual tennis tournament has New York City as its backdrop and draws in some of the biggest stars in tennis. This year, alongside endorsements from brands like American Express, Grey Goose, Heineken and Emirates, the stadium has some incredible local culinary sponsors creating food for attendees to snack on while on the grounds of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.

If you can’t make the matches, tons of New York City restaurants are also celebrating the tournament by offering the signature U.S. Open cocktail, the Honey Deuce, alongside specially curated menus. But regardless of how you choose to watch the tennis matches, these food and beverage establishments in and out of the stadium are serving up some delicious options.

Where To Eat And Drink Around New York City

Honey Deuce Cocktail At Dante

Dante, a Greenwich Village favorite, will have the legendary Honey Deuce cocktail for the duration of the tennis tournament. In typical Honey Deuce fashion, each will be served with three melon balls on top, intending to mimic a tennis ball. In partnership with Grey Goose, the iconic Italian restaurant will serve up the drinks in limited edition cups that can be taken home as a keepsake.

Dine On A Tennis-Themed Lunch Menu At Industry Kitchen

With panoramic views of the Brooklyn skyline, Industry Kitchen is a fantastic spot to watch the tennis matches. In honor of the U.S. Open, the restaurant will offer a pre-fixe lunch and dinner menu with specials such as base line lobster ravioli, drop shot kale and brussels sprout salad and cross-court short rib bao bun.

Snack On Match-Point Themed Cocktails And Bites At Bar Tontine

During the Open, Bar Tontine will host exclusive watch parties with the tournament playing live on big screens. The 15th-floor rooftop bar will also have match-point-themed cocktails and bites by JF Restaurants, the restaurant group by Michelin-starred chef John Fraser. Some of the menu options will include the Big Grin Burger, a smashed black Angus patty with beefsteak tomato, pickles, melted beef tallow onions and American cheese topped with Grin sauce, and a tennis pistachio ice cream sandwich.

Sip A Game, Set, Match At Seville

For a fun night activity, head to The Seville, a speakeasy-like cocktail lounge in NoMad. The cozy spot will be mixing up the Game, Set, Match, a tennis take on an espresso martini cocktail made with Grey Goose, Borghetti, Grand Marnier, and espresso.

Grab A Tennis Ball Cookie At The Mark

Iconic New York City Hotel, The Mark, is selling tennis-inspired treats from their hot dog cart. The property will have fun tennis ball cookies, which make a fantastic midday sweet treat, alongside black and white tennis balls. In addition, guests checking into the hotel will also receive one of the tennis cookies as a fun amenity.

Drink A U.S. Open-Inspired Margarita at Cooper’s NYC

Inspired by the winners of the U.S. Open, Cooper’s NYC will serve up a delicious 24K Magic Margarita during the tennis event. The specially made drink is crafted with Chrome Horse Society tequila, Grand Marnier, edible gold glitter, Italicus, fresh-squeezed lime juice and agave.

Snack On Match Point Mint Chip Ice Cream From Van Leeuwen x American Express

To celebrate tennis season, American Express has partnered with Van Leeuwen to create a limited-edition, tennis-inspired ice cream flavor called Match Point Mint Chip x Amex. The green mint chip ice cream with blue frosting swirled throughout will be available at 23 Van Leeuwen scoop shops around New York City. In addition, it will be sampled at the US Open American Express Fan Experience on select days during the tennis tournament.

Sip The Official Dobel U.S. Open Tequila Cocktails At The Ritz Carlton New York, Central Park

In partnership with Dobel, The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park will have tequila-based U.S. open cocktails. The hotel will be the only property to serve up the specially-curated cocktails, including the Ace Paloma and Dobel 50, at Contour or through in-room dining during the entirety of the Open.

Where To Eat And Drink At Arthur Ashe Stadium

Eat Steaks At Celebrity-Loved Benjamin Steakhouse

For the past ten years, Benjamin Steakhouse has been a staple at the U.S. Open. The celebrity-loved spot, which has seen the likes of Roger Federer, Frances Tiafoe and Anna Wintour, will return to the Open with dishes like steaks, salads, seafood, cocktails and wine on the menu.

Sip On Speciality Cocktails And Wine At IHG Hotels & Resorts Racquet Bar

With a gorgeous terrace location outside Arthus Ashe Stadium, the IHG Hotels & Resorts Racquet Bar is a lovely spot to cool off between daytime matches. The shaded outdoor location will offer specialty cocktails and a curated wine-by-the-glass menu from August 19 through September 8.

Grab Fancy Chicken Nuggets At Coqodaq

Coqodaq, the latest concept from the team behind Cote, will be making its debut at the U.S. Open this year. The spot will serve up dishes like The Golden Nugget, a box of chicken nuggets served with a tin of caviar and mother-of-pearl spoons shaped like tennis rackets, alongside other exclusive offerings.