New York City restaurant reservations: live finder

Availability as of October 22, 2026. Recheck cadence varies by city, platform and demand.

SnagRes is a live reservation finder for 84 hard-to-book New York City restaurants. It rechecks each booking calendar throughout the day across Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms and shows which dates have a table open right now, last-minute dinner tables included. Star a restaurant to get an alert the second a table opens, then book it yourself on the restaurant's own platform: SnagRes never books, holds or resells a table.

Carbone - Italian, Greenwich Village
Via Carota - Italian, West Village
I Sodi - Italian, West Village
L'Artusi - Italian, West Village
Buvette - French, West Village
Lilia - Italian, Williamsburg
Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi - Caribbean, Lincoln Center
Torrisi - Italian, Nolita
Le Bernardin - French, Theater District
Jua - Korean, Flatiron
Golden Diner - American, Lower East Side
Semma - Indian, West Village
Dhamaka - Indian, Essex Market
ADDA - Indian, East Village
Thai Diner - Thai, Nolita
Kisa - Korean, Lower East Side
Forsythia - Italian, Lower East Side
Sami & Susu - Mediterranean, Lower East Side
Ha's Snack Bar - Vietnamese, Lower East Side
Bistrot Ha - Vietnamese, Lower East Side
Theodora - Mediterranean, Fort Greene
The Polo Bar - American, Midtown East
I Cavallini - Italian, Williamsburg
Monkey Bar - American, Midtown East
Cote - Korean, Flatiron
Au Cheval - American, Tribeca
Bungalow - Indian, East Village
The Ambassadors Clubhouse - Indian, NoMad
Penny - Seafood, East Village
Claud - American, East Village
The Four Horsemen - American, Williamsburg
Minetta Tavern - French, Greenwich Village
Raku - Japanese, East Village
Red Hook Tavern - American, Red Hook
Jeju Noodle Bar - Korean, West Village
Lucia Alimentari - Italian, SoHo
Ito - Japanese, Tribeca
Laser Wolf - Mediterranean, Williamsburg
Dame - Seafood, Greenwich Village
Naks - Filipino, East Village
Ramen By Ra - Japanese, East Village
Kono - Japanese, Bowery
Una Pizza Napoletana - Italian, Lower East Side
Nubeluz - Cocktail Bar, NoMad
Kabawa - Caribbean, East Village
Golden Steer Steakhouse NYC - Steakhouse, Greenwich Village
Casa Mono - Spanish, Union Square
Chez Fifi - French, Upper East Side
Musaafer - Indian, Tribeca
Don Angie - Italian, West Village
Wild Cherry - American, West Village
Le Veau d'Or - French, Upper East Side
Raf's - French, NoHo
Atera - American, Tribeca
Jungsik - Korean, Tribeca
César - Seafood, Hudson Square
ICCA - Japanese, Tribeca
Per Se - French, Columbus Circle
The Eighty Six - Steakhouse, Greenwich Village
The Corner Store - American, SoHo
Bong - Vietnamese, Crown Heights
Umeko - Japanese, West Village
Huso - Caviar, Greenwich Village
Yamada - Japanese, East Village
Sushi Ikumi - Japanese, SoHo
Shinzo Omakase - Japanese, East Village
Somssi - Modern Pan-Asian, Greenwich Village
Essex - Steakhouse, Lower East Side
Selene - Greek, SoHo
Oberon - Seasonal, Lower Manhattan
Oriana - American, Nolita
Bridges - French, Chinatown
Il Leone - Italian / Pizza, Park Slope
Sushi Hayashi Williamsburg - Omakase, Williamsburg
COTE 550 - Korean, Midtown East
Dandelion - Cocktail Bar, West Village
Cecchi's - American, Greenwich Village
Tsukimi - Japanese, East Village
Roscioli - Italian, NoHo
4 Charles Prime Rib - American, West Village
Atomix - Korean, NoMad
Clemente Bar - American, Flatiron
Eleven Madison Park - American, Flatiron
Or'esh - Mediterranean, SoHo

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Browse: the hardest NYC tables right now, when restaurants release reservations, and tables that just opened, plus Michelin-starred NYC restaurants. Compare Resy, OpenTable, Tock and SevenRooms, browse restaurants by cuisine or by neighborhood, or set up NYC reservation alerts.

Reservation guides for the hardest NYC tables

The hardest New York tables by cuisine: Italian, French, Korean, Indian, American. By neighborhood: the West Village, Greenwich Village, the East Village, the Lower East Side, Tribeca, Williamsburg.

How hard is it to get a reservation in New York City right now?

SnagRes tracks 84 of the hardest tables in New York City. Across them, an average of 36% of the bookable window is open at any given check. Even the hardest give tables back: Theodora had a table open up on 100% of its dates at some point. Availability is rechecked throughout the day.

What time do NYC restaurants release reservations?

Of the 60 New York City restaurants with a confirmed drop time, 18 release at 9:00 AM, and the typical booking window is 21 days ahead. Drop times are set per restaurant, not per platform, so two places on the same platform can open hours apart.

Which booking platforms do NYC restaurants use?

Of the 84 tracked in New York City, 56 book on Resy, 12 on SevenRooms, 9 on OpenTable, 7 on Tock. SnagRes covers each platform represented in this city list.

Does SnagRes book the table for me?

No. SnagRes tells you the moment a table opens and links you straight to the restaurant's own booking page, where you complete the reservation yourself. It does not hold, auto-book or resell tables.