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With over a million spectators in 2024, the US Open is one of the most eagerly anticipated and feverishly attended sporting events in New York City. Summer may be winding down, but a flurry of tennis fans is set to descend upon the Arthur Ashe Stadium for the tournament’s most high-stakes matches.
Beyond the courts, New York City also comes alive in the spirit of the US Open, with bars, restaurants, and hotels offering themed drinks, bites, and events all across town to celebrate the occasion. From ping-pong matches to inventive riffs on the Honey Deuce cocktail (the tournament’s official drink), there are plenty of ways to join in. Ahead, your download on all the happenings starting now and extending through the men’s singles final on September 7.
Where to Stay
From August 25 to September 7, Aman New York’s “Season of Champions” two-night package offers guests premium access to US Open matches, including ground transportation, dedicated concierge service, and a gift from the Aman Essentials Tennis Club collection. For the die-hard fans, you can pair the stay with the hotel’s Detox Program curated by Novak Djokovic, or the Strength and Recovery treatment crafted in partnership with Maria Sharapova.
This midtown Manhattan landmark is celebrating the US Open with a “Game, Set, Sparkle” package for tennis lovers, available from August 19 through 25. The two-night stay includes a suite at the hotel, a diamond tennis bracelet by Laurenti, a chilled bottle of Champagne, and two VIP tickets to the Palace Invitational on the 21st (an annual pickleball match between top tennis players, with this year s lineup including Carlos Alcaraz and Sloane Stephens).
Live out your Gilded Age fantasy at this Martin Brudnizki-designed hotel set within a 19th-century mansion. The property is joining in on the US Open fun with their “Game.Set.Stay” package, which includes 20% off the best available rate, round-trip private transport to the airport, welcome and to-go match day amenities, and a tennis-inspired turndown each evening. For those not staying at the hotel, The Portrait Bar is also partnering with Grey Goose to launch three exclusive tennis-themed cocktails, all inspired by the Honey Deuce (August 28 through September 7).
This Upper East Side grand dame hotel (less than a 30-minute drive to Flushing Meadows) is offering a “Grand Slam Getaway” package that includes a branded tennis cap, credit for transportation to the tournament, and a Sisley Paris gift from the spa. Guests will also be surrounded by the hotel’s tennis-themed florals throughout the US Open.
Experience the splendor that is The Mark Hotel with the Upper East Side icon’s “Game, Set, The Mark” package. The stay includes priority access to exclusive tickets, curated courtside essentials, and breakfast for two by Jean-Georges (August 14 to September 9).
Where to Eat Drink
As if you needed another excuse to visit Fouquet’s New York, the Tribeca hotel will be serving their very own Fouquet’s Deuce cocktail for the entirety of the tournament at the property’s Le Vaux rooftop, as well as the Titsou Bar. Their version of the classic cocktail replaces the sweet raspberry liquor with an herbaceous honey liquor and is garnished with dehydrated honeydew melon and fresh raspberry.
Satiate your craving for a refreshing Honey Deuce with a visit to The Caffè at Fasano Fifth Avenue. They’ll be serving up the US Open’s official cocktail for the duration of the tournament in their intimate 25-person dining room.
An afternoon tea at The Plaza is always a treat, but even more so when it’s tennis themed. The property is partnering with Lacoste to offer an exclusive tea service at The Palm Court from August 13 to September 10 in celebration of the US Open. The menu is inspired by Le Café Lacoste and includes bites like Le Crocodile dessert—a tasty pistachio entremets. Resembling a Grand Slam trophy, each item is presented on a sterling silver three-tier stand, and the curated service will incorporate decor pieces, like original vintage racquets invented by none other than René Lacoste.
For attendees using public transit to reach the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, add in a little buffer time to your journey to swing by a bar pop-up on the east side of the station’s Vanderbilt Hall. Grey Goose vodka (a partner of the US Open for 19 years and running) is setting up shop for a limited time—August 27 through August 29—and will be serving complimentary “tiny tini” Honey Deuce and Espresso Martini cocktails to commuters. Open from 5 to 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Dante Racquet Club is taking over the recently opened Accademia Dante for a festive US Open-themed residency (August 25 to September 7, 2 p.m. to 12 a.m.) Tennis lovers can choose from six themed cocktails while watching live US Open matches amid inspired decor. The experience is rounded out with dishes like Grand Slam Bites and the Ace Burger, plus outdoor ping-pong for good measure.
Over in Williamsburg, the Wythe Hotel’s beverage director Jarett Karlsberg created a tennis-themed cocktail in celebration of the US Open called the 40 Love Spritz. “It’s a spritz version of the Honey Deuce,” he says. Local vodka is shaken up with Chambord, lemon juice, and simple syrup; then topped with soda and garnished with a cucumber spear. “It’s light and refreshing and tastes like a raspberry and a watermelon had a baby.”
Slip into The Wall Street Hotel in downtown Manhattan for their flavorful Match Point cocktail. This riff on the Honey Deuce is made with Grey Goose Gooseberry, cantaloupe, lime, and Cocchi Americano. The refreshing tennis-themed sipper is available at Lounge on Pearl and La Marchande from August 1 to September 7.
The caviar chicken nuggets that “broke the internet” at last year’s US Open are back for 2025, and expanding beyond Arthur Ashe Stadium’s Club Level. This year, they’ll also be available at a CQDQ branded stall in the Food Village, serving up favorites like crispy chicken sandwiches, the cult-favorite nuggets, and a few off-menu delights. For those who can’t attend the tournament, head to the Flatiron District restaurant where they ll be offering a themed iteration of their The Egg cocktail. This limited-time creation (called the Double Deuce) transforms the signature egg-shaped ice cube into a tennis ball.
If you find yourself in NoMad, pop into the newly debuted Hotel Seville NoMad (formerly The James NoMad) to order a Honey Deuce-inspired cocktail at Il Bar in the lobby. The hotel also has a “Sip Shop” partnership with tennis wear brand Uomo Sport, and is offering guests 15% off stays from August 24 to September 7 (plus a few player appearances throughout the duration of the US Open).
Put your skills to the test on a crystal-netted Baccarat ping-pong table while enjoying tennis-themed bites and cocktails. From August 25 to September 8, the Baccarat Hotel is serving up a glamorous Crystal Courtside Experience complete with Honey Deuces and tiered tea bites (including the “match point upgrade” that consists of fried chicken with Ossetra caviar).
Smith Mills—everyone’s favorite hidden gem—is streaming the US Open live at its Rockefeller Center location this year. The restaurant is partnering with Grey Goose to pour official Honey Deuces, which will be served alongside the chef’s tournament-inspired menu. Reservations and walk-ins will be available.
Public Tennis Events Offers
Taste of Tennis celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with a culinary event at Aqua New York. Mingle with tennis stars and notable chefs whilst savoring bites and cocktails (including the Ace Paloma), as well as appearances and live performances throughout the evening.
On Friday, August 22, The Otter (the flagship restaurant inside The Manner hotel) is partnering with Grey Goose for an event with Stefanos Tsitsipas. From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. sip on classic and frozen versions of the signature Honey Deuce cocktail while playing table tennis on The Otter’s patio, with each purchase including a raffle ticket for a chance to win two tickets to the US Open.
Sportswear brand On is popping up at tennis courts around town with their Thanks For Playing truck. Swing by for coffee, juice, and gear from On and Yonex. If your racket needs a tune-up, equipment from the Pro Shop will be on hand. Next stops: August 20 at On’s flagship store in Flatiron and August 21 at Pier 42 (with a surprise appearance in store).
From August 31 to September 7, guests of Equinox Hotel New York can depart from the Blade Lounge West (a few steps from the hotel) for a speedy helicopter transfer to LaGuardia Airport, where a waiting SUV will deliver them to the US Open’s VIP entrance. The door-to-door travel time? Just 25 minutes. If you prefer a land transfer, luxury chauffeur service Blacklane offers pre-booked rides and flexible by-the-hour service.
This three-week pop-up tennis experience in Lower Manhattan, created with Racquet magazine, runs from August 18 to September 7. Visitors can enjoy free court play, pro-led clinics, fitness classes, and brand activations that range from cocktail pop-ups to retail collaborations with brands like FP Movement.
Reimagining the Waterfront Plaza into a center court, Brookfield Place returns for its annual activation in partnership with the Tennis Channel. There’s open-court play, tennis programming, screenings of all US Open matches, and plenty of food and drink options that keep on theme, like the Honey Dew Cooler by the Tartinery Shack.
