NEW YORK, NY — You lunged for cunning gifts at the Union Square Holiday Market, you lugged a 10-foot tree 10 long avenue blocks, you went to 18 different holiday parties, and now you're very, very tired.
Feel like cooking? Us neither.
That's why we've rounded up a list of restaurants open in New York City on Christmas Day. All you have to do is make your reservation (which we recommend, you're not the only one with this genius idea) and put on your fancy clothes. Eventually.
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For even more options, see Open Table's list of eateries taking Christmas Day reservations.
MANHATTAN
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The Smith - Lincoln Square
Broadway and West 63rd Street
The Smith has you covered for brunch and dinner, with a $37-per-person midday meal and a three-course dinner prix fixe menu for $65 a pop.
Boqueria
Second Avenue and East 77th Street
The Spanish tapas restaurant will serve its a la carte menu and a Family-Style Feast that costs $70 per person.
Mercer Kitchen
99 Prince St.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Soho eatery will serve a $98 three-course prix fixe menu with a choice of appetizer, entrée and dessert.
BROOKLYN
Morgan's Barbecue
Flatbush and St. Marks avenues
Because nothing says Christmas like stuffing ribs into your face.
The Osprey
60 Furman St.
This riverside eatery will offer a three-course Prix Fixe Menu at $85 per person, $40 per child under 12, and a $58 Wine Pairing.
Leuca
North 12th Street and Wythe Avenue
Leuca will serve breakfast and a special all-day Christmas dinner menu between 11:30 a.m. and 10 p.m.
QUEENS
Uncle Jack's Meat House
36-18 Ditmars Boulevard
This classic American grill with its own speakeasy bar will serve a $49.95 prix fixe menu ($24.95 for kids under 12) from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Gyu-Kaku
40-52 Main St., Second Floor
This Japanese barbecue spot in the heart of Flushing will be serving up its signature shared plates on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
Marbella Restaurant
220-33 Northern Blvd.
The Bayside restaurant will serve its usual dinner menu bringing the flavors of Spain to Queens starting at 1 p.m. Christmas Day.
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