Now offering pick-up and delivery, NYC Restaurant Week To Go’s participants are presenting an entrée with at least one side dish for lunch or dinner at $20.21 per meal (get it?) and even drinks, too! With new grounds to cover, we’re answering your breaking questions below. Thank us later.

When can you order? | While NYC Restaurant Week typically lasts as long as its name suggests, it has now been extended all the way to February, 28th. Hello, Valentine’s Day plans!

Can you have your meal delivered? | A resounding yes on this one! Have your $20.21 meal delivered straight to your doorstep. Pro-tip: order a to-go wine, beer, or cocktail to show a little extra love towards your favorite spots.

Where can you order from? | Ah, our favorite question. While you can find the full list of participating restaurants here, our very own Marta is the obvious choice! Enjoy the family-style roasts, grilled seafood, and crackly-crusted pizzas you’ve been craving from the comfort of your home!

How can you spread the word? | Once you get your meal, share an appetizing photo of it on social media using the hashtags #NYCRestaurantWeek and #NYCRestaurantWeekToGo. Plus, be sure to tag your favorite restaurants and even a few hungry friends that'll want to get in on the action.

While we’re absolutely thrilled to welcome back our guests, a few things have changed—but in a good way. We’ve instilled the notion that when it comes to cleanliness, good isn’t good enough in all that we do moving forward. Thus, we’re committed to setting the highest standard for safety, wellbeing, and guest experience. Following the expert guidance of the New York State Department of Health (NYSDH), Centers for Disease Control (CDC), and World Health Organization (WHO), we’ve designed the #REDBURYREASSURANCE program to ensure that our hotel remains a welcoming environment for all.

Here are just a few of the reassurances we’re implementing:

• General Cleaning Protocol | Disinfectants that meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines for use against viruses, bacteria, and other airborne and blood-borne pathogens will be utilized throughout the property at a higher frequency.

• Guest Entrances & Public Spaces | Hotel reception will observe social distancing along with plexi-barriers and additional technology, such as hand sanitizing stations, will be widely available throughout public areas.

• Food & Beverage Operations | Along with exceeding guidelines from the FDA Food Code and NYSHD Food Regulations, all food and beverage outlets will operate under reduced capacity and will follow local governing directives.

• Guest Rooms | Housekeeping services will only be provided upon request in stay-over rooms and non-essential collateral, such as magazines and menus, have been digitized or removed from guest rooms.

• Guest Room Recovery Protocol | In the event of a guest with a confirmed case of COVID-19, their room will be removed from service to undergo a specific cleaning protocol administered by a certified trained specialist. That room will then not be available until it is deemed safe under the guidance set forth by said certified specialist.

That’s right, it’s October. The time to indulge in all of the pumpkin-flavored food and apple cider treats you can get your hands on. Better yet, the time to take part in the many outdoor activities that pay tribute to this beloved season. From magical pumpkin extravaganzas to a spooky, open-air movie experience, check out a few of our favorite ways to enjoy the next few months.

If you love carving pumpkins and all things Halloween, you’ll be obsessed with the spectacular Great Jack O’ Lantern Blaze. The event takes place in Hudson Valley (okay, so not technically in NYC, but still very close!), featuring over 7,000 illuminated pumpkins all hand-carved with various designs to create glowing sculptures.

Though we’re eager to bundle up in blankets and throw on our favorite flannel, we can’t forget that the best part of fall is its delicious flavors. Explore the sweet treats of the city such as the indulgent dulce de leche cake at the ever-popular Milk Bar, the Insta-worthy Pumpkin Spice Latte at Chip, or, hop in line at Dominique Ansel’s to get the monthly, sought after pumpkin and rice pudding flavored cronut.

And our final suggestion, the classic "dinner and a movie"—but, with a twist. Fever Originals and The William Vale have teamed up with Williamsburg Cinemas to bring you "Dinner & A Movie" in open-air spaces at the exquisite Vale Park. Choose from famed fall films to watch all while enjoying dinner and drinks! With the season’s cool breeze and the city’s social distancing mandates, it’s the perfect "new night out".

From our bedding to bath amenities, we’ve rounded up a few of our favorites that you can get ahold of to make your home feel like the getaway you’ve been dreaming of.

Let’s begin with bedding.

Composed of crisp cotton percale, our linens are none other than the Hotel Classic Sheets from Frette. The set includes a top sheet and pillowcases embroidered with two distinctive borders that effortlessly complement every bedroom interior.
Buy Now: https://bit.ly/2EjdIM7.

The key to our bedding, however, is our Coco-Mat mattress. Designed to offer a relaxing, comfortable sleep, the mattresses are made with all natural materials stacked in multiple layers so that you’ll sleep on nature and wake up in a dream.
Choose your own: https://bit.ly/2YeiL7N.

Now, for bath products.

A passionately curated collection of one-of-a-kind handcrafted items, we are proud to fill our bathrooms with Beekman 1802 merchandise. Each unique piece is locally sourced from an artisan community, which supports over 300+ skilled makers and craftspeople.
Check it out: https://bit.ly/3kWaG1h.

Finally, onto the luxurious little things.

Upon entering our guest rooms, you’ll be greeted with a delicious in-room welcome treat from our onsite traditional Roman coffee bar: Caffe Marchio. With just one bite into one of their delectable treats, you’ll be wishing you were downstairs at the cafe ordering everything from an espresso to a sandwich.
Treat yourself: https://bit.ly/2Q5NmQp.

And for those who are simply missing New York City, might we suggest gifting yourself something that depicts the borough to a tee. The distinctive scents of spring days in Central Park, fine department stores, and concrete energy can all be found within Homesick’s NYC candle.
Smell for Yourself: https://bit.ly/2E7hZCC.

The High Line
Running along the far west side of Manhattan, this 1.45-mile linear park was built on a former New York Central Railroad. The elevated park features scenic overlook points, vibrant gardens, art installations, and more. As a safety measure, visitors must register for a timed reservation and only walk through the park in one direction. This protocol controls crowds and allows for greater privacy.

Governors Island
In a similar effort, reservations are now required to visit Governors Island. Face coverings are also needed during ferry rides to the island. However, once on the island, visitors can enjoy all types of passive recreation outdoors, including walking, biking, and sightseeing. Operating under local guidelines, food vendors and brewery pop-ups have also returned to the island.

New York Luncheonette
Just a short stroll from the Redbury, New York Luncheonette is a good option for outdoor brunch. In addition to curbside pickup and delivery, the restaurant is offering outdoor seating with tables spaced apart at an appropriate distance. Waiters are also wearing face coverings at all times. On the menu, you’ll find delectable diner staples like specialty omelettes, pancake platters, deli sandwiches, and more.

While the hotel made the difficult decision to temporarily close its doors, the team leapt at the opportunity to recognize our EMS guest a final time for their continued hard work and to remind them that their compassion, optimism, and kindness does not and will not go unnoticed. As a small token of appreciation, The Redbury New York teamed up with some wonderful partners below to provide them with self-care appreciation gift as they continue to support our communities.

Native –  @native | Corkcicle – @Corkcicle | Que – @quebottle | Vital Proteins – @vitalproteins 

Liquid IV – @liquidiv | Sweetly Created – @sweetlycreatedcookies | Jack Black - @getjackblack

Authentic Beauty Concept – @authenticbeautyconcep | Kosas – @kosas | Lumion – @lumionlife 

The Good Patch – @thegoodpatch  | The Laundress  – @thelaundress

We thank them and all workers on the frontline from the bottoms of our hearts and we look forward to welcoming everyone back in the future!

For those looking to provide additional support,  we recommend visiting the NYC Health & Hospitals Relief Efforts webpage here.)

Top NYC TV Shows
Girls: Dubbed "The Real Sex in the City", the 6 seasons follow the lives of four young women against a backdrop of Williamsburg, Manhattan, and Brooklyn locations.
Where to Watch: Hulu, HBO Now, Amazon Prime

30 Rock: Based loosely on backstage shenanigans at ‘Saturday Night Live’, the series focuses on the head writer for a live sketch-comedy show filmed at Rockefeller Center.
Where to Watch: Hulu, Amazon Prime

Gossip Girl: Following the lives of privileged teenagers on the Upper East Side, the famed TV series makes Manhattan seem even more alluring than it already is.
Where to Watch: Netflix

Top NYC Films
When Harry Met Sally: Set in Late-’80s New York, the film will whisk you off to the city’s beloved attractions: Central Park, The Met, and of course, Katz’s Deli.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime

Splash: There’s no doubt that this fantasy rom-com will allow you to embark on a virtual vacation through NYC.
Where to Watch: Disney+

Breakfast at Tiffany’s: The classic film we know and love will have you dreaming of standing outside Tiffany & Co. with a danish in the wee hours of the night.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime

In these spaces, to show our appreciation, we are introducing two initiatives with which our guests and colleagues can share their care: 

• Wall of Positivity - It’s time to express our positivity and gratitude through the power of illustration in effort to recognize the sacrifices first responders and essential workers are making to ensure they know that they are thought of, cared for and not alone. In support we'll write messages of encouragement or a simple notes of gratitude to healthcare workers all across the state, the nation and the world.
• Rainbow of Thanks - If you haven’t noticed already, rainbow pictures have been placed in windows around the world to help cheer up passersby. These Rainbows are meant to offer a message of hope. Somewhere, over the rainbow – there are happier days ahead. #ChasetheRainbow Contributors will choose a color of the rainbow and write “thank you” on one of the notecards which will be displayed on 29th street for New Yorkers to see.

A sign of appreciation or a simple thank you can go a long way to make sure these front-line and essential workers are recognized. Thank you for your help in sharing the caring and if contributing at home please share with us at home by tagging us on social @theredburyny

This year’s theme is “Voyage to Oceanum.” Experience the story of R.H. Macy as you watch him traverse the ocean depths in search of a lost family heirloom. Of course, his journey through the ocean will take you through breathtaking floral arrangements and color creations, unlike anything you’ve ever seen. Flowers from all over the world are carefully chosen and expertly displayed to provide a unique form of art. The event will run daily from March 22 - April 5 at Macy’s Herald Square. Clear your schedule for a couple of hours and see a new side of flowers.

For science lovers, the best place to start your New York museum tour is the American Museum of Natural History. You’ll know if this applies to you if your eyes light up at the thought of seeing an up-close T. Rex and Saturn on the same day. This museum takes you around the world, through time, and into space.

Art lovers will feel right at home at the Museum of Modern Art. This world-renowned art repository features both revolving new artists and the legendary giants whose shoulders they stand on. Where else could you see a Warhol and a Van Gogh without barely scratching the surface?

Last on the list is a museum that is, itself, a famous piece of art. The Guggenheim is an iconic building in the Upper East Side designed by master architect Frank Lloyd Wright. However, that’s not to say that the inside isn’t just as impressive. See a Picasso up close or any one of the Guggenheim’s featured exhibitions.

Once you finally get to marvel at all three museums, take a breather and get ready for the next dozen or so!

New York Wine Fest Festival 2020 is coming back on January 25 from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am, and you’re invited! Become a grape magnet and taste the most magnificent wines from across the world. Sip on a robust red or a sweet, crisp white before realizing you don’t need to choose, because you can enjoy them both, and more.

If you want to sample the world and experiment with different unique flavors, then Wine Fest is one festival you definitely won’t want to miss. Tickets are available online and are selling fast, so grab yours and join this grape lover's tradition.

Music lovers can enjoy concerts from some of the top contemporary and classic artists around. Whether you want to rock out to some Bob Dylan, Kansas, and Billy Joel or be mesmerized by the legendary opera singer Andrea Bocelli, your earbuds will thank you for stopping by.

If sports are more up your alley, the December lineup includes many NBA and NFL games as well as a WWE holiday special. Those looking to laugh a little more this season can enjoy Jerry Seinfeld and other comedians as they take center stage. Additionally, it wouldn’t be a true holiday season without many Christmas specials and a holiday-themed Cirque du Soleil. No matter what kind of show you’re interested in, you’re sure to find a world-class performance at Madison Square Garden!

This event is free to the public but the best seats are on a first-come, first-serve basis, as the plaza can only accommodate so many people. Guests will experience live winter-themed performances followed by the highly-anticipated lighting of the tree. Once lit, the tree will remain on throughout the holidays and people can enjoy this mammoth beauty all month-long.

The tree lighting portion of the event will take place from 8-10 pm so make sure to arrive early for your spot! If you can’t make it in time, you can still join the thousands of people watching the festivities from the sidewalk or even tune in to NBC for a live broadcast. 

The New York Coffee Festival is an annual celebration dedicated to bringing you the best beans around as world-class artisans sculpt them into glorious caffeinated masterpieces. Dozens of local and international baristas are here to melt your mind with the best espressos, lattes, Ethiopian drips, and coffee-infused cocktails around. There will even be live demos showing the process of getting from beans and water to Michelangelo in a cup.

Several ticket options exist, so whether you want to spend all three days in heaven or just take a quick tour, there’s something just right for you. VIP passes are also available for patrons who desire a fast-track entry, espresso martini token, and commemorative tote bag.

This year, Central Park will be the center stage for showcasing German culture through New York City Oktoberfest. The main festivities will take place at Rumsey Playfield, Summer Stage. Vendors will be set up with mouth-watering brats and steins filled to the brim with the best selection of German beers. The festival will start at 10 am on September 21, so grab your tickets early and show-off your German pride.

In addition to the main event in Central Park, several other Oktoberfest-inspired parties and festivities will be taking place around town. The Steuben Parade will act as an opener and from 9:00 am to 10:00 am and the streets of New York will be filled with lively music and excited revelers. Come see for yourself what Oktoberfest has to offer!

Along with the Australian Open, the US Open is played on a hard court. This variation in court type keeps the matches interesting as each contender has his or her favorite court and because of this, outcomes can drastically vary based on the tournament.

The tournament will take place in Queens at the Arthur Ashe Stadium and the Louis Armstrong Stadium. The Arthur Ashe Stadium will host 9 total sessions between August 26 - August 30 including the opening sessions during the first two days. The majority of the tournament, 15 sessions, will take place at the Louis Armstrong Stadium from August 26 - September 3 followed by the championship rounds from September 3 - September 8. Come experience the tournament of the year—tickets are selling fast so don’t delay!

The High Line has many access points and you can hop off wherever you would like but I definitely recommend sticking around for the full mile and a half. Access points begin at Gansevoort St. and Washington St. all the way to 34th St. and 12th Ave. You will have the opportunity to see unique floral arrangements and views of the city that will become lasting memories. The High Line is open from 7 am to 11 pm so make sure to complete your trip to Manhattan with a visit!

Once you arrive, you will find yourself wandering through a hilly landscape full of surprisingly cheap fun events. On some days there is free kayaking around the island if the weather permits. Bikes can be rented with a free hour included on weekday mornings. There is even a mini-golf course, a giant maze, a rock-climbing wall, and a zip line that will allow you to get the perfect view of the island. Camping is even now an option in select areas so you can really see everything at your own pace.

In addition to all of this, June is a special month because, on June 15th, the annual Jazz Age Lawn Party will take over Colonel’s Row. If you’ve ever wanted to hop in a time machine and experience the mind-bending jazz of the early 20th century, this is the party for you.

Fleet Week kicks off May 22 from 8:00 am to noon with a dazzling parade of ships cruising along the Hudson along Manhattan's west side. This opening ceremony will feature some of the most important ships in the Navy as well as some historical favorites. The following day, May 23, Times Square will feature Navy divers showing off their skills and putting on a show from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. If that’s not enough, on May 24, the US Marine Corps will be hosting a martial arts demonstration at the same location!

The remainder of the week is jam-packed with events aboard the USS Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. This historic museum aboard a decommissioned aircraft carrier will be open to the public and available for viewing of historic crafts. Friday, May 24 features the first USS Intrepid Friday movie night with a showing of Top Gun aboard the flight deck. A Memorial Day Commemoration will also be taking place on May 27 from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm aboard the USS Intrepid. With such an exciting week of events, you’ll be sure to stay busy with Fleek Week!

These unique trees are a 100-year-old gift from Japan to New York and have some of the most unique displays in the world. Around this time of the year, the trees explode with vibrant pink color as their leaves fall like snow. By the start of summer, the leaves become a dark green so anybody wishing to view the display must do so by the end of May. With many trees scattered throughout the park, there is no better time to see a world-famous tree bloom!

This hop-on, hop-off tour circles around virtually all of Manhattan and Brooklyn for 48 straight hours and you can expect to be on for that entire time. Ok, maybe not the entire 48 hours, but you will have the option to pick and choose from several smaller 2-hour tours in that 48-hour window.

Included with your larger-than-life double decker is a detailed history of every stop, an Eat and Play Card that will get you discounts at over 100 restaurants and events for the entire day and even a free ticket for a sightseeing ferry cruise!

Just in time for flu season, “Germ City” walks you through the history of New York City’s historic fight against infectious disease. From the tale of Typhoid Mary, a cook presumed to have infected over 50 people with typhoid fever, to the 1918 flu pandemic, which took the lives of 50 million people across the globe (including 30,000 NYC residents), the many revelations of this astonishing exhibit are sure to offer relief about how far modern medicine has come.

If you’re ready to delve into disease, head over to the renowned Museum of the City of New York, located just outside of Central Park in the Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan. A refreshing and much-needed shower will await you at The Redbury NYC.