With over a million spectators expected in 2024, the US Open is one of New York City’s most anticipated and well-attended sporting events. As summer draws to a close, tennis fans will flock to Arthur Ashe Stadium for the tournament’s most thrilling matches.
Beyond the courts, New York City embraces the spirit of the US Open, with bars, restaurants, and hotels across town offering themed drinks, snacks, and events. From ping-pong matches to creative takes on the Honey Deuce cocktail—the tournament’s official drink—there are plenty of ways to join the celebration. Here’s your guide to all the action, from now through the men’s singles final on September 7.
Where to Stay
Aman New York
From August 25 to September 7, Aman New York’s “Season of Champions” package offers a two-night stay with premium access to US Open matches, ground transportation, dedicated concierge service, and a gift from the Aman Essentials Tennis Club collection. For die-hard fans, pair your stay with the hotel’s Detox Program curated by Novak Djokovic or the Strength and Recovery treatment developed with Maria Sharapova.
Lotte New York Palace
This Midtown landmark celebrates the US Open with its “Game, Set, Sparkle” package, available from August 19 to 25. The two-night stay includes a suite, 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 featuring top players like Carlos Alcaraz and Sloane Stephens.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel
Live out your Gilded Age fantasy at this Martin Brudnizki-designed hotel set in a 19th-century mansion. Their “Game.Set.Stay” package includes 20% off the best available rate, round-trip private airport transport, welcome amenities, and a tennis-inspired turndown service each evening. Even if you’re not staying, The Portrait Bar is partnering with Grey Goose to offer three exclusive tennis-themed cocktails inspired by the Honey Deuce from August 28 to September 7.
The Surrey, a Corinthia Hotel
Located on the Upper East Side (less than 30 minutes from Flushing Meadows), this hotel offers a “Grand Slam Getaway” package that includes a branded tennis cap, transportation credit to the tournament, and a Sisley Paris spa gift. Throughout the US Open, the hotel will also feature tennis-themed floral arrangements.
The Mark Hotel
Experience luxury at The Mark with their “Game, Set, The Mark” package, available from August 14 to September 9. The stay includes priority access to exclusive tickets, curated courtside essentials, and breakfast for two by Jean-Georges.
Where to Eat & Drink
Fouquet’s New York
If you needed another reason to visit, Fouquet’s in Tribeca will serve its own Fouquet’s Deuce cocktail throughout the tournament at the private Le Vaux rooftop and the all-day cafe Elysee’s. Their version swaps the sweet raspberry liqueur for an herbaceous honey liqueur, garnished with dehydrated honeydew melon and fresh raspberry.
Fasano Fifth Avenue
Satisfy your craving for a refreshing Honey Deuce at The Caffè at Fasano Fifth Avenue. They’ll be serving the official US Open cocktail in their intimate 25-seat dining room for the duration of the tournament.
The Palm Court at The Plaza
Afternoon tea at The Plaza is always a treat, but it’s even better with a tennis twist. The hotel is partnering with Lacoste to offer an exclusive tennis-themed tea service at The Palm Court.From August 13 to September 10, the Palm Court will host a special US Open celebration. The menu draws inspiration from Le Café Lacoste and features treats like the Le Crocodile dessert—a delicious pistachio entremets. Each dish is served on a sterling silver three-tier stand designed to look like a Grand Slam trophy, and the service includes decorative touches such as vintage racquets originally created by René Lacoste.
If you’re taking public transit to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, plan a little extra time to stop by a pop-up bar on the east side of Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal. Grey Goose vodka, a US Open partner for 19 years, will be there from August 27 to 29, offering free “tiny ‘tini” Honey Deuce and Espresso Martini cocktails to commuters. The pop-up is open from 5 to 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Dante Racquet Club is hosting a festive US Open-themed event at the recently opened Accademia Dante from August 25 to September 7, 2 p.m. to midnight. Tennis fans can enjoy six themed cocktails while watching live matches in a decorated setting. The menu includes Grand Slam Bites and the Ace Burger, and there’s even outdoor ping-pong.
In Williamsburg, the Wythe Hotel’s beverage director, Jarett Karlsberg, has created a tennis-themed cocktail for the US Open called the 40 Love Spritz. He describes it as “a spritz version of the Honey Deuce,” made with local vodka, Chambord, lemon juice, and simple syrup, 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.”
Head downtown to The Wall Street Hotel for their Match Point cocktail, a twist on the Honey Deuce made with Grey Goose Gooseberry, cantaloupe, lime, and Cocchi Americano. This refreshing drink is available at Lounge on Pearl and La Marchande from August 1 to September 7.
The viral caviar chicken nuggets from last year’s US Open are back for 2025 and will be available beyond Arthur Ashe Stadium’s Club Level. Look for them at a CQDQ stall in the Food Village, which will also serve crispy chicken sandwiches and other favorites. If you can’t make it to the tournament, visit the Flatiron District restaurant for a themed version of their signature The Egg cocktail, now called the Double Deuce, featuring a tennis ball-shaped ice cube.
In NoMad, stop by the newly opened Hotel Seville NoMad (formerly The James NoMad) and try a Honey Deuce-inspired cocktail at Il Bar in the lobby. The hotel is also partnering with tennis wear brand Uomo Sport to offer guests 15% off apparel, along with player appearances during the US Open.
From August 25 to September 8, the Baccarat Hotel invites you to test your skills on a crystal-netted ping-pong table while enjoying tennis-themed snacks and cocktails. The Crystal Courtside Experience includes Honey Deuces and tiered tea bites, with an optional “match point upgrade” of fried chicken topped with Ossetra caviar.
Smith & Mills, a beloved hidden gem, will stream the US Open live at its Rockefeller Center location this year. In partnership with Grey Goose, they’ll serve official Honey Deuces alongside a chef-curated tournament-inspired menu. Both reservations and walk-ins are welcome.
Public Tennis Events & Offers:
Taste of Tennis marks its 25th anniversary this year with a culinary celebration.Get ready for an exciting event at Aqua New York. You’ll have the chance to mingle with tennis stars and top chefs while enjoying delicious bites and cocktails—including the Ace Paloma. The evening will also feature special appearances and live performances.
Ping-Pong on the Patio
On Friday, August 22, The Otter—the main restaurant inside The Manner hotel—is teaming up with Grey Goose for an event with Stefanos Tsitsipas. From 3 to 6 p.m., enjoy classic and frozen Honey Deuce cocktails while playing table tennis on The Otter’s patio. Every purchase includes a raffle ticket for a chance to win two tickets to the US Open.
On’s Thanks For Playing Truck
Sportswear brand On is bringing its Thanks For Playing truck to tennis courts around the city. Stop by for coffee, juice, and gear from On and Yonex. If your racket needs restringing, equipment from the Pro Shop will be available. Next stops: August 20 at On’s flagship store in Flatiron and August 21 at Pier 42—with a surprise appearance in store.
VIP Transfers
From September 1–8, guests of the Equinox Hotel New York can take a quick helicopter transfer from the nearby Blade Lounge West to LaGuardia Airport. From there, an SUV will take you directly to the US Open’s VIP entrance. The whole trip takes just 25 minutes. If you prefer ground transportation, Blacklane offers pre-booked luxury chauffeur service or flexible hourly rides.
Seaport Racquet Club
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 time, pro-led clinics, fitness classes, and brand activations—from cocktail pop-ups to retail collaborations with brands like FP Movement.
Brookfield Place Open
Brookfield Place is back with its annual activation in partnership with the Tennis Channel, turning the Waterfront Plaza into a center court. Enjoy open-court play, tennis programming, screenings of all US Open matches, and plenty of themed food and drinks—like the Honey Dew Cooler at the Tartinery Shack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Of course Here is a list of helpful FAQs about enjoying New York fashion during the US Open
General Beginner Questions
Q What does A Fashionable Guide to Enjoying New York During the US Open even mean
A Its a guide that combines tips for watching the tennis tournament with advice on what to wear and how to experience the best of NYCs style food and culture during the event
Q Why is fashion such a big deal at the US Open
A The US Open is as much a social and celebrity event as it is a sporting one Its a place to see and be seen making it a major showcase for summer style
Q Im not a huge tennis fan Is it still worth going for the experience
A Absolutely The grounds have a festivallike atmosphere with great food shopping live music and peoplewatching making it a fun NYC outing even for casual fans
What to Wear Style Tips
Q What should I wear to a day session at the US Open
A Think elevated casual Opt for comfortable yet stylish outfits like a sundress linen trousers with a nice top a polo shirt with tailored shorts and most importantly comfortable shoes for walking
Q Are there any strict dress codes I should know about
A Theres no formal dress code for general admission but avoid overly casual beachwear like tank tops and flipflops Certain premium seating areas may have a stricter business casual or elegant casual policy
Q Whats the one thing everyone forgets to bring
A A light sweater or jacket The late summer evenings in New York can get surprisingly chilly especially in the shaded stadiums
Q What kind of shoes are best
A Comfortable shoes are nonnegotiable Stylish sneakers chic flats or supportive sandals are perfect You will be doing a lot of walking and standing
Q Any advanced style tips for standing out
A Incorporate tennisinspired elements in a fashionable way a pleated skirt a classic polo neckline or accessories in the tournaments signature US Open blue color
Practical Logistical Questions
Q Whats the best way to get to the US Open
A The