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Semma’s white shopfront and entrance at 60 Greenwich Avenue.

Above Guide / New York

Find your next
food & drink stop.

Make New York part of the trip: Korean tasting counters, Queens dumplings, street carts, hot dogs, pizza, bagels and food between matches. Choose a neighbourhood meal or give a destination restaurant its own evening.

Choose your New York

Make the food part of the trip.

Start with what you want to eat and give the neighbourhood time. A Queens afternoon can move from fuchka at Tong to an arepa at Arepa Lady; Flushing can be a quick White Bear wonton stop or a longer Shanghai You Garden meal. Share dishes and choose the stops that suit your appetite.

For a destination dinner, give Atomix, Jungsik, Sushi Sho, Le Bernardin, Meju, Aska, Semma or Dirt Candy a clear evening. These are food destinations with different styles, from fermentation-led Korean counters to seafood, regional South Indian cooking and inventive vegetables. Reserve the exact experience and agree dietary requirements first.

Food plans around the tennis
Your planChoose fromLeave room for
Before evening tennisLOS TACOS No.1 near Grand Central; White Bear or Shanghai You Garden in FlushingThe queue, the station walk, the train and grounds screening.
A Queens food afternoonTong, Arepa Lady, Birria-Landia and Zaab ZaabPick a main meal and optional shared snacks rather than four full meals.
A Manhattan city dayRuss & Daughters, Katz’s, L’Industrie, Supermoon and Culture EspressoChoose a neighbourhood route; these are not all beside one another.
A dedicated dinner eveningA tasting counter, Semma, Keens, Sylvia’s or AbuQirReservation terms, menu choice and a separate journey home.
A Brooklyn food outingLucali or AskaLucali’s cash-only waitlist and Tuesday closure; Aska’s advance booking.
Between matches

Choose your stadium food before the queue.

Look for Pat LaFrieda’s steak sandwiches, COQODAQ’s fried chicken, Miznon’s Mediterranean food, The Migrant Kitchen’s bowls and empanadas, Salt Hank’s French dip and Van Leeuwen scoops. Use the official grounds map for the outlet serving on your day. Honey Deuce is an optional alcoholic cocktail with a commemorative cup.

A grounds ticket, stadium seat and hospitality package can give different access. A concession listing does not establish that your ticket reaches its outlet; check the map, your ticket and staff instructions before joining a queue. Buy a main meal earlier if a late finish would leave fewer choices.

Ask staff about allergens and cross-contact, including at vegan and vegetarian options. Food and drinks cost extra unless your booking explicitly includes them.

Official dining & menus →Official grounds map →Tickets & hospitality →
Spend on what matters

A hot dog, a shared feast or a destination dinner.

Use the street-food, coffee and baking filters for smaller stops; compare current menus for sit-down meals. A seafood selection at AbuQir can cost much more than a snack, while tasting menus deserve a separate dinner allowance. Check tax, service charges, drinks and gratuity before comparing totals.

Dirt Candy’s current five-course menu is $118 per person with tip included and tax excluded; pairings are extra. Jungsik’s current Signature Menu is $335 per person, with drinks, supplements and complete checkout terms to consider. Other tasting experiences use the price and inclusions of the booking you select.

Keep prepaid dining clear of a match’s uncertain finish. Rudy’s is an adult bar outing; PDT needs its own cocktail booking. Queens Night Market is seasonal and its current calendar pauses during the US Open, so add it only when an extended stay overlaps its operating dates.