Where to Eat, Drink, and Have Fun This Weekend in NYC

Weekend Fun in NYC: From Ramen to Oysters and Fried Chicken

Looking for the perfect way to spend your weekend in NYC? We've got you covered with a curated list of exciting places to eat, drink, and explore.

Okonomi/Yuji Ramen: A Taste of Japan in Nomad

The popular Brooklyn ramen joint, Okonomi/Yuji Ramen, has opened a pop-up in Nomad, offering their delicious ramen and daytime breakfast menu. The minimalist bright-lit space provides a new vibe to enjoy their exceptional fare. Try the five-set Japanese breakfast with tilefish, egg, and various vegetables for $25, or opt for the delicious shoyu ramen for $18.

Grand Banks: Drinks and Oysters Aboard a Historic Boat

Experience the charm of Grand Banks, a waterfront destination bar located on a historic boat. Enjoy drinks and oysters with stunning views of the Hudson River, creating a memorable experience.

Dim Sum Palace: Late-Night Delights in Chinatown

Craving a bite after midnight? Dim Sum Palace in Chinatown has you covered with their vast dim sum menu served all day, until 3 a.m.! Indulge in fresh seafood options and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this popular spot.

Charles Pan Fried Chicken: Picnic Perfection in Harlem

Picnic season may be winding down, but there's no better way to enjoy a summer picnic than with a bucket of delicious fried chicken from Charles Pan Fried Chicken. Head to their flagship location in Harlem and take your order to the sprawling Riverbank State Park, a beautiful urban park overlooking the Hudson River. Relax with your chicken and enjoy the park's many amenities, including sprinklers, swimming pools, soccer fields, and plenty of green spaces.

Looking for more late-night food options? Check out our guide to the best late-night restaurants in NYC.

We're always looking for great places to add to our list! Let us know your recommendations at ny@eater.com