The Columbus Avenue location is accepting reservations (Little Italy is walk-in only). If Carbone is too much of a splurge or a wait, head over to the restaurant group’s more casual spot Parm (and please, do order the chicken parm). Unfortunately, most of this mini wine bar chain’s locations remain closed, but their two UWS spots–one on 84th Street and one on Riverside–are open for outdoor dining, including daytime happy hour specials.ĭim Sum spot Jing Fong, the city’s largest Chinese restaurant, closed its doors in March after 48 years, but they’ve reopened with a very spacious outdoor patio (as has their Chinatown location). On the corner of Columbus and 75th, this Upper West Side mainstay has tons of spacious outdoor seating, some of which feature plastic barriers for added security. Jacob’s next-door sister restaurant is also offering sidewalk seating, where they’re serving their famous French dips and cocktails.įor some delicious and reasonably priced pizza and pasta, Cotta has a lovely outdoor dining setup with both sidewalk and parking spot seating. Because the place gets so packed, it’s reservation-only and those are limited to one hour. The most “downtown” place on the Upper West Side, Jacob’s Pickles typically has a bustling sidewalk cafe, full of folks enjoying fried chicken, fried pickles, and a cold beer. This retro tiki bar has a standing outdoor bar where you can drink all the frozen cocktails while watching the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam Avenue. Open daily from 12pm-9pm, enjoy all the classics, along with Cafe Fiorello’s famous antipasto bar. Since 1974, this Italian favorite across from Lincoln Center has been a favorite for outdoor dining, and this summer is no different. This classic French-American bistro has turned the parking spots out front into a picturesque outdoor dining area. Perfect for an inexpensive but delicious meal, this Middle Eastern neighborhood favorite also has set up seating at the curb. The restaurant was created by “neighborhood parents, chefs, nutritionists, and food lovers.” This sunny spot on Columbus Avenue has built a lovely outdoor patio in the parking spots adjacent. Just off the West Harlem Piers at 125th Street, a former aircraft carrier has been transformed into a fun, new restaurant and bar. It’s first-come, first-serve, and they’re open Sunday-Thursday from 12pm to 10pm and Friday- Saturday from 12pm to 12am. This neighborhood bar and restaurant has been donating countless meals in partnership with World Central Kitchen, and now that their huge patio is open for outdoor dining, there’s plenty of chances for us to give back to them.
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