Birthday Dinner · March 6, 2018
Unique, Interactive Dining Experiences in NYC
Choosing a fun place to go with friends is often a daunting task, especially when it feels like you’ve exhausted all of the group dinner options in NYC. If you’re looking for something a bit more outside of the box, we’re sure one of these spots is exactly what you’re looking for!
Choosing a fun place to go with friends is often a daunting task, especially when it feels like you’ve exhausted all of the group dinner options in NYC. If you’re looking for something a bit more outside of the box, we’re sure one of these spots is exactly what you’re looking for!
Sammy’s Romanian
PC: @eriniamCome to Sammy’s for an iconic NYC experience with Jewish comfort food, vodka served in a block of ice and live entertainment. For over 40 years, this Romanian Steakhouse has served savory eats like chopped liver and silver dollar fries with live music and jokes by the one and only Donny Love.
Cote
PC: CoteCote is an upscale, Korean Barbeque spot brought to us by the team behind Piora. Here, you can cook your own dry-aged steak with a group of friends or try the Butcher’s Feast with four different cuts of meats in addition to sides and stews.
Jing Fong
PC: Serious EatsFor a true dim sum experience, Jing Fong is our top NYC pick. Enjoy traditional dim sum rolled out on carts in a banquet hall that fits over 500 people. Some of our favorites here include the shrimp rice rolls, pork pastry puffs and the pan fried shrimp and chive dumplings.
Opry City Stage
PC: EatingNYCThe best of Nashville recently made its way to NYC with the opening of the Opry, a multilevel destination for live country music and great food. The NYC branch offers entertainment by local country artists and southern comfort staples like fried chicken, mac and cheese and this insanely delicious monkey bread.
Jeepney
PC: Winston WandersJeepney is uniquely Filipino and uniquely creative. We love their Banana Ketchup Ribs with a spicy ketchup glaze and the Bicol Express, but for the full experience, we recommend going with the Kamyan, a no-plate, no-silverware feast served on banana leaves. This large format meal serves at least four people and includes 2 appetizers, 3 main entrees, rice, sweet longganisa pork sausage, salad and halo-halo for the perfect finish.
The Boil
PC: The New York TimesFor some New Orleans flavors all year round check out The Boil, a Cajun-style seafood joint – apron and gloves included. Crack apart a pound of steamy crawfish or savory shrimp with your choice of sauce, seasoning and spice. Make sure you have an order of their cajun fries and brussel sprouts on your table too.
Puglia
<span class="gal-img-btm-title"Photo: Trip AdvisorLocated in Little Italy, Puglia is the perfect spot for some red sauce pasta and serious dancing. This basement restaurant offers party menus starting at just $23.95 and features live music paired with a white napkin dance.
Pulqueria
PC: @sofiaeatsnyciVamos a la fiesta! This underground Mexican joint has creative cocktails crafted with housemade pulque, an iconic beverage made from the agave plant. Located in the heart of Chinatown, Pulqueria offers traditional bites like tacos and guac and upbeat music to keep your party going all night.