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Nov 4, 2016 · Whether you’re fueling for the 26.2-mile race, or just getting in the spirit of the marathon, these are five of the city’s best spots to have a pasta feast before this weekend’s big race.
Nov 4, 2023 · About 50,000 runners are expected to stream across the finish line of the New York City Marathon on Sunday, many of whom have been adhering to strict diets and navigating suboptimal...
- Talya Minsberg
Nov 5, 2023 · WCK will have a booth at the official TCS New York City Marathon Expo presented by New Balance. Stop by booth #244 to learn more and meet members of our team! Cheer the Meal Milers on in person.
We’ve analyzed the course terrain for the New York City Marathon and created pacing strategies based on peer reviewed research, advice from running experts, and analysis of the actual race paces from runners who have successfully met their time goal on the course.
- The Ribbon
- Benjamin Steakhouse Prime
- Ashford and Simpson’s Sugar Bar
- Le Vain Bakery
- Russ & Daughters
- David Burke Tavern
- Masseria Dei Vini
- Patsy’s Italian Restaurant
- The Long Acre Tavern
The original location of The Ribbon brings the Bromberg brothers’ undeniable brasserie experience to the Upper West Side. This one is a great brunch pick for those looking for food near the finish line (especially marathoners whose legs are giving out!). Order the famous fried chicken and some deviled eggs, and relish your victory. There are also p...
Benjamin Steakhouse Prime combines modern elegance with traditional steakhouse classics. This year they'll be saluting the Marathon with a special prix fixe menu. Start with appetizer options like lobster bisque, Caesar salad, or imported buffalo mozzarella. USDA Prime bone-in rib-eye, bone-in New York strip steak, or organic Scottish salmon follow...
Unwind with dinner and a show at Ashford and Simpson’s Sugar Bar on the Upper West Side. This restaurant and club holds live musical performances every night, inspired by the married songwriting duo Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson (whose hits include “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough”). Feast on catfish fingers, seafood stew, and pork chop with a...
For a celebratory sweet, head straight to Le Vain. This storied bakery makes some of the best—and biggest—cookies in the city. Their flavors, always warm and gooey, include dark chocolate with chocolate chips and oatmeal raisin. Other baked goods include sticky buns, muffins, loaves of bread, and pizza. They have two locations on the Upper West Sid...
The runners will be headed down Fifth Avenue on their last few miles of the race. Cheer them on, then head inside the Jewish Museum for the brunch classic that is Russ & Daughters. This is the place for bagels with lox and cream cheese on this beautiful fall Sunday. You might also like the trio of pickled herring or shakshuka with Shissel rye. Book...
If you find yourself viewing the race on the Upper East Side, take a short walk to David Burke Tavern for seasonal eating with comfort and quality. The well-known chef and restaurateur has converted a lovely townhouse into this upscale new American eatery. Signature dishes include Angry Lobster Dumplings and Clothesline Bacon, both on the appetizer...
Settle into an Italian farmhouse with a great wine cellar at Masseria dei Vini. Located near Columbus Circle, this Southern Italian restaurant and wine bar is convenient to the marathon’s finish line and a fine pick for anyone who likes great pizza. Their Neapolitan pies, made with Italian ingredients, include classics like margherita and signature...
Ol' Blue Eyes, Frank Sinatra, was a regular at Patsy's. Celebrating family is the heart of Patsy’s Italian Restaurant. This 75-year staple in Hell’s Kitchen was once Frank Sinatra’s home away from home (his favorite table is still in use on the second-floor dining room). Its time-honored recipes, preserved over three generations of Scognamillo chef...
If your food mood is excellent pub fare, you’ll find it at The Long Acre Tavern. This new entry into the Times Square food scene offers a welcome mix of quality eats and sports-bar diversions, with a host of games screening all day. Go with one of their signature burgers—like the Burger Au Poivre with brandy peppercorn sauce—and buffalo wings confi...
- Merrill Lee Girardeau
Mar 8, 2023 · The New York Marathon route is extremely well known for its challenging hills through the city’s most iconic landmarks and beautiful suburbs. The 26.2-mile NYC race starts in Staten Island and turns north through the famous neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Queens.
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