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The most bucket list worthy outdoor dining spots to check off this winter. Featuring private igloos, greenhouses, heated rooftops & more!

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Heated greenhouses with icy river views might be our favorite winter-quarantine duo. Industry Kitchen, located along the East River next to the historic South Street Seaport, happens to have both. Grab a pizza and a cocktail, and soak in that heat before trekking back home.

Industry Kitchen

The seasonal conversion of “The Greens” features 28 individual dining cabins for guests to enjoy throughout the winter months. Seating up to 10 people, the cabins promise to bring customers winter décor, spacious banquette seating, a virtual fireplace, heaters, and floor-to-ceiling views of New York City.

The rooftop at Pier 1

Dr. Clark will make you feel right at home with their heated kotatsu dining tables lined outside their Chinatown locale. With soft gingham-printed blankets spread across the floors and disco balls hanging from the ceiling, this eclectic Hokkaido restaurant is the perfect spot to indulge in sashimi and Japanese whisky.
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Dr. Clark

Dare we say no one does outdoor dining quite like the West Village? Contributing to the success of that statement is Extra Virgin. A staple for outdoor dining in average times, Extra Virgin has now elevated their sidewalk seating, transforming it into an expansive outdoor patio. 

Extra Virgin

On the corner of Greenwich and W 12th, it’s quite hard to miss Don Angie’s impeccably constructed outdoor dining pods. Painted bright red and lined with a clean black-and-white checkered border, we can’t think of a more fashionable (and warm!) spot to spoon-twirl some mouthwatering pasta. 

Don Angie