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 ...

City Comptroller and Democratic candidate in the 2025 NYC mayor’s race Brad Lander has his plate full with a brand-new plan for outdoor dining that, he says, would keep al fresco service available and ...

Sidewalk seating is allowed year-round, while roadway, or curbside, dining is allowed only eight months of the year, from April through November, meaning restaurants have to pack up and store their ...

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

He said he will pay roughly $30,000 for his outdoor dining structure ... and only through negotiation was NYC DOT able to save the program.” Last month, The Post reported a backlog of more ...

Outdoor dining is back in New York City, so find a table and some fresh ... more than 3,400 applications for the outdoor dining program, which has grown more than two and half times the size ...

Hundreds of qualified restaurants can begin serving meals to patrons in their sidewalk and roadway eating spaces.

Dining Out NYC allows thousands of approved restaurants to offer outdoor dining along roadways from April 1 through November ...

Legal fees, which also vary but can quickly come to $3,000-$6,000 to hire an attorney for an outdoor dining application, and ...