New York's Newest Restaurant Openings, Now on Resy — Resy | Right This Way
Updated: July 15, 2026
Consider this your go-to resource for all things New On Resy.
Whether it’s hot new openings, or local favorites new to Resy, we have you covered with this continuously updated list. This is the place to discover and book the latest — and greatest — restaurants in your area.
This month …
From a new beer-focused tavern in Prospect Heights to an intimate low-waste bistro from an acclaimed chef, we’ve got you covered with this continuously updated list of hot new debuts and longtime favorites that are now bookable on Resy.
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Prospect Heights
Grimm Tavern
You’ve probably heard of Grimm Ales, the East Williamsburg taproom responsible for some of our favorite brews. At their tavern, they bring a cozy, American-focused menu to the former Olmsted space, best enjoyed with (you guessed it) a pint of one of their rotating signatures.
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Opening
Greenwich Village
Cynthia
“Top Chef” finalist Sherry Cardozo has worked in some of our city’s finest establishments (Per Se, Le Cirque) and brings her talents to this cozy, 28-seat tasting spot. Do know there’s a focus on being low-waste and the menu is ever-rotating, with a strong greenmarket sensibility.
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Opening
Lower East Side
TIN'S
It’s an enormous three-story Chinatown spot whose name stands for “things I need.” We’d say you definitely need as many of the inventive cocktails and dishes as you can fit on your table.
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Opening
Midtown South
Chamber
There’s a lot to love at Chamber, whether you’re in the mood for cocktails and creative small bites or karaoke and bottles of soju. No matter what you choose, the lighting is low and the vibes are high.
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Opening
SoHo
Wine at Maayan’s
You’ll have to commit to a bottle here at Maayan’s thanks to their no-by-the-glass policy, but “have” sounds so harsh. Maybe we’ll say you “get” to commit to a bottle here — and do let the staff guide you through the list.
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Midtown Manhattan
Bar Enzo – Midtown East
It’s the second location of a luxe, ritzy Sicilian-style bar, complete with a lovely tile backsplash and a long list of specialty cocktails. Bring a date — the space is intimate enough that you’ll be able to snuggle up.
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Opening
Upper West Side
Ghemo
Head here for Georgian classics in a sun-filled space on the Upper West Side. Come with a few friends so you can try more of the cheesy breads and dumplings.
New
Opening
Greenwich Village
Motek Village
A Miami see-and-be-seen staple, Motek heads into New York’s Greenwich Village with the same all-day brunch menu of Mediterranean dishes. Know that like its southern sisters, the dress code here is upscale casual.
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Opening
Greenpoint
Pizza 4P's
Because pretty much everything at this Japanese pizzeria is made in house, from the cheese to the sourdough crust. The result is pies and pasta that are much loved across the world, with locations in Cambodia, Thailand, India, and more.
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Opening
Forest Hills
Zara Austin
It’s a bright, airy spot in Queens that serves an exceptional Turkish and Mediterranean menu. Know that anything that comes out of their brick oven should take priority on your order.
Midtown
Rice X Beans
It’s down-home Brazilian cuisine in the cozy space to match. Don’t forget the caipirinhas.
Hell’s Kitchen
Lattanzi
When you’re in need of some good old-fashioned Italian comfort food in Midtown, it’s hard to beat Lattanzi. They’ve been open for decades, serving up all the classics in their brick-lined space.
Midtown Manhattan
Russian Samovar
It’s a Russian spot whose founders included the dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov and Nobel Prize-winning poet Joseph Brodsky. That aside, the pelmeni, salo, and Olivier salad are well worth the trip to the elegant, storied dining room.
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Opening
Soho
Treinta Treinta Club
It’s a relatively tiny (just 28 seats) mezcalería in Soho from the all-star team behind La Esquina. All the better to have an intimate experience filled with an all-day menu that ranges from cocktails and coffee to tres leches croissants and tuna crudo.
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Cicchetti BK
The biggest draw here is probably the list of 15 wines by the glass for $15, but the marinated olives and meatballs are a worthy accompaniment to whatever pour you choose.
Belmont- Bronx Little Italy
Mario's Restaurant of Arthur Avenue
Because they’ve been operating in the Bronx’s Little Italy for more than 100 years – it doesn’t get much more classic than that. Fried calamari, clam sauce, and tripe with tomatoes, please.
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Opening
Garment District
Flairmaison Bar and Lounge
There’s a healthy dose of, well, flair, at Flairmason, where the bar is a glittering gold and bartenders pour drinks from great heights and finish them with torches. Sometimes they might even balance your drink on their head, too.
Midtown South
Chor Bazaar
Named for the Thieves’ Market of Mumbai, Chor Bazaar serves a menu of completely vegetarian street food. Think a potato dumpling burger, pani puri, and pav bhaji.
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Opening
Midtown Manhattan
The Granola Bar on Madison
At this full-service flagship of a beloved restaurant, you should order anything that includes (obviously) their housemade granola and grab a few extra bags for the road.
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Opening
New York
Forno D'Oro
It’s a major family affair at Foro D’Oro, led by Naples-born pizzaiolo Salvatore Olivella and his nephews. Once you try the pizzas, you might find yourself wondering if anyone in the family happens to be looking for a partner.
Midtown Manhattan
Bangia
Bangia is open until 2 a.m. on weekends, which makes them ideal for a post- (or pre-) drinks meal. Order the bundae jeongol and marinated pork feet, plus some soju for the table.
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Opening
Financial District
Sushi by Bou – Downtown NYC @ The FIDI Hotel
It’s an omakase speakeasy, which means you’ll enjoy all the freshest fish while feeling like you’re discovering something no one else knows about.
Park Slope
Ki Sushi
It’s a great spot for a casual, relatively affordable meal in Park Slope. We’d say that the shumai and Passion Roll, with mango and spicy scallop, should be on your table.
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Opening
Greenpoint
Socceria
As the name suggests, it’s a sprawling temple to the beautiful game, housed in the same Greenpoint space that was once home to Nura. The food menu, from the dynamic duo behind Taqueria Ramírez, is as electric as the venue itself, and features everything from their signature tacos and burger to chilaquiles and sopes.
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Opening
West Village
Capitaine
Housed in the former home of Libertine, this seafood-focused tavern comes from the same team. Owner Cody Pruitt has reimagined the space to include dishes like shrimp cocktail, crab claws, and razor clams casino. Whatever you do, don’t sleep on the wine list, either.
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Opening
Brooklyn
Badshah Social
Head here for Indian street food like paneer and fig tikki, coconut fried chicken, and lamb shank nihari. The space is sleek and bright, so order a glass of something bubbly and stay awhile.
New
Opening
Murray Hill
Sushi Tokoro Madison
It’s handroll mastery by way of their original West Village location, where you can enjoy their signature made-to-order in sets or a la carte.
Lower East Side
El Castillo de Jagua Restaurant
For more than four decades, El Castillo de Jagua has served up Dominican home cooking to the lucky denizens of the Lower East Side. Expect classics like mofongo, pernil, and chicharrones de pollo.
New
Opening
Battery Park City
Maison Madison
This spot draws inspiration from the salon culture of Paris, complete with cocktails, truffle frites, and butter-poached lobster sliders. Everything, especially the chandeliered space, is highly photographable.
Astoria
Vite Vinosteria
This pastoral Italian spot blesses Astoria with its delightful menu of taglieri, housemade pastas, pizzas, and a spritzy cocktail list.
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Opening
East Village
Bar Verde
It’s totally plant based Mexican cuisine from the practiced hands behind Double Zero. They marry their pizza expertise with Latin flavors here, so you can order pies, guacamole, and enchiladas alongside Tequila and mezcal cocktails.
Flatiron
The Gallery
It’s a stunning restaurant and gallery from acclaimed chef Hiroki Odo (Odo East Village). Combining art with food, the space features contemporary Japanese cuisine that guests can enjoy while appreciating the different art exhibitions that rotate every few months.
Midtown Manhattan
San Pietro Ristorante
San Pietro has been a white tablecloth staple of Midtown for more than 30 years. Know that the roasted octopus and cavatelli with clams are particularly worthy of your attention.
Williamsburg
The Nest Williamsburg
As cozy and warm as its namesake, The Nest serves up a menu that places loving focus on free-range chicken. Enjoy a half or whole rotisserie chicken plus sides like honey-ginger carrots and four-cheese mac ‘n’ cheese.
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Opening
SoHo
Noury
Imagine a Parisian wine bar swapped its reds for sakes and its cheeses for futomaki, and you’d have this SoHo izakaya with a rotating, seasonal menu, backed by a team (Kiko) who already knows how to run a room.
New York
Wolfgang’s Steakhouse – Broadway
Once the head waiter at the famed steakhouse Peter Luger Steak House, Wolfgang Zwiener took his talents and created a mini empire of steakhouses across the city. Classic is the name of the game, so order shrimp cocktail, the porterhouse, and iceberg wedge salads for the table.
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Opening
Greenwich Village
Claudette
It’s a breezy Provençal restaurant from the same group behind Bobo and Rosemary’s. Expect expertly executed dishes from rabbit rilletes and cast-iron chicken to bourride (seafood stew) and moules gratinées.
New
Opening
Dumbo
Titán
It’s a warm, convivial space with a spacious patio, serving elegant iterations of Northern Mexican flavors and indigenous ingredients, including meaty tacos and classic margaritas.
Midtown
Angelo's Pizza
Coal-oven pies take center stage at this Midtown pizzeria, ideal for a pre- or post-show meal.
New
Opening
Midtown South
Chubby Nori
Fans of Japanese wagyu should make their way posthaste to this temple of the luxury ingredient. Here, they focus on the sukiyaki style of preparation (similar to hot pot) for a result that’s as tasty as it is warming.
Midtown East
Norma Turtle Bay
It’s a rustic temple to the cuisine of Sicily, which means you’ll enjoy perfectly charred pizzas, pastas (both imported and housemade) and cabbuci, a style of stuffed sandwich. Inside, it feels like being at your grandmother’s childhood home.
Bedford-Stuyvesant
The Grotto
Enjoy Caribbean classics at this Bed-Stuy spot where dinner will often turn into a party thanks to the seriously good playlist. The space is sleek and comfy, so stay awhile.
New
Opening
Lower Manhattan
Oberon
It’s the first-ever full service restaurant inside the New Museum, offering an experience filled with food and all the art you’d expect from such a spot. Better yet, it comes from the team behind Anaïs, Rhodora, and Rucola, so pay special attention to the wine list.
New
Opening
Williamsburg
Black Iris- Williamsburg
They’ve been a Fort Greene favorite for decades, but in Williamsburg, Black Iris ups the ante with a seriously picturesque rooftop. Order some hummus and stuffed grape leaves and enjoy the view.
New
Opening
Midtown South
Pick & Cheese
It’s a cheese bar focusing on small American producers from a team that’s seriously knowledgeable about what they put on your plate. Or, rather, what you put on your plate – cheeses rotate past conveyor-belt style for your perusal here.
New
Opening
Bushwick
Sura
It’s a boutique grocery at the front (which means you can take home some of the ingredients you enjoy during your meal) and a hidden restaurant at the back. Sura serves a tapas-style menu of Korean-inspired dishes like japchae and pork belly bao.
New
Opening
Financial District
Bueno
Good, indeed. Bueno is a subterranean Argentine spot serving up steaks and cocktails in FiDi. Head here for happy hour, where you can get deals on both drinks and small bites like tacos al pastor.
New
Opening
Chelsea
Eleanor's
It’s a cocktail and dinner destination from the team behind Avra so, expect luxury, DJ sets, and plenty of seating both in and outdoors.
New
Opening
Carroll Gardens
Trudie's Tavern
From the husband-and-wife duo behind Gertie and Gertrude’s, Trudie’s Tavern is a bit more sophisticated than its siblings, but still approachable with rotisserie chicken, classic cocktails, and an old-school TV behind the bar airing New York sports.
Lenox Hill
Patsy's Pizzeria 60th St
They’ve been favorites in the brick-oven pizza business in New York for almost a century, so we’d say you can trust them. Know that the baked clams and old-fashioned margherita pie should be on your table.
New
Opening
Park Slope
KOMENORI
It’s a Park Slope haven for sushi and handrolls, which you can order as a set menu or à la carte. We’d recommend the Kome Kosu, a certified steal at $79 for six varied courses.
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Opening
Noho
ROKSTAR CHICKEN
Head here for a casual feast of Korean fried chicken, served either by the piece or in sandwich form. Don’t forget the tornado potatoes, corn ribs, and kimchi fried rice. It’s one of several locations across the city that have gained a fervent following from those in-the-know.
New
Opening
Williamsburg
Le Patio Rooftop
It’s Cafe Landwer’s outdoor-focused spot in the heart of Williamsburg, where you can order dishes like schnitzel sandwiches on challah, croissant eggs benedict, and short rib shakshuka al fresco.
Lenox Hill
Isle of Capri
There are two spaces to choose from at this family-run spot with decades of hospitality experience. Head upstairs to their full-service dining room where you can enjoy occasional live music and Italian food, or downstairs to the Grotto, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar with a curated pasta menu on Thursday nights.
New
Opening
NoMad
Felice Flatiron
Head here for a meal of Italian comfort classics, exquisitely handmade the way nonna intended.
New
Opening
Paulus Hook
Punjab Meet House
This Jersey City stunner from the same team behind Manhattan’s Bungalow and GupShup dazzles with its personal and enticing showcase of Punjabi cuisine, led by chef Zahir Khan.
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Ichie
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Easy Tiger
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New
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Tang Sushi
Ukrainian Village
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Ukrainian Village
New
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Queens
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Queens
Niku X
Midtown South
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Midtown South
Nisi Estiatorio
Astoria
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Astoria
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Williamsburg
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Williamsburg
Papillon Bistro and Bar
Midtown Manhattan
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Midtown Manhattan
San Babila
Upper East Side
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Upper East Side
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Lenox Hill
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Lenox Hill
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Murray Hill
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Murray Hill
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Hell’s Kitchen
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