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The Ultimate Guide to the 2025 US Open

The Ultimate Guide to the 2025 US Open

The energy of New York City in late summer is unmatched, with fall peaking around the corner and the city coming alive with events, and nothing captures this spirit quite like the 2025 US Open. As the season’s premier event, the US Open a catalyst for world-class sport, haute cuisine, and exclusive collaborations that define the art of living well. Here is the ultimate guide to the 2025 US Open:

 

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Evian, Tiafoe, and Boulud

For a truly immersive culinary experience, secure a reservation from September 3rd-7th, 2025 at Chef Daniel’s flagship Michelin-starred Restaurant DANIEL. This is not just a dinner; it’s a limited-edition tasting menu inspired by the dynamism of the tournament and the vibrant personality of Frances Tiafoe. It’s the perfect pre-game celebration or a sophisticated way to debrief after a day at the matches, without ever leaving the refined atmosphere of the Upper East Side. Book here. 

Love-Love Afternoon Tea

The Plaza Hotel has partnered with Lacoste for a limited-time, tennis-inspired Afternoon Tea. Available now through September 10, this playful-yet-refined experience celebrates the US Open with whimsical bites and signature desserts at the  newly launched Le Café Lacoste. From $145; Reservations: Available via OpenTable.

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COQODAQ Returns

COQODAQ, the cult favorite fried chicken known for its iconic orange boxes and caviar-topped chicken nuggets that made waves last year – is returning to the US Open, bigger and more accessible than ever. After its exclusive Club Level debut last year, the brand is expanding with a revamped ‘CQDQ’ stall in the bustling Food Village, offering a curated selection of fan favorites and exclusive new items. The highly anticipated menu will feature new crispy chicken sandwiches (available in mild and spicy variations only at the tournament), the beloved nuggets, and a few off-menu surprises. The original COQODAQ experience, featuring signature items like The Golden Nuggets, will remain available on the Club Level of Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Dante Racquet Club

For those that don’t want to venture to Queens for the US Open, visit the Dante Racquet Club at  Accademia Dante (85 MacDougal St) from August 25th to September 7th. Dante Racquet Club will be offering six themed cocktails crafted by the celebrated Dante Bar Team, bites such as Grand Slam Bites (White cheddar Mac n cheese Balls, blue cheese, gouda, parmesan), Ace Burger, Match Point Chops, and more, all while watching the US Open matches on live TV screens. Don’t miss the special décor and activities, including floral and tennis ball arrangements, an outdoor ping pong table for matches, and curated photo opportunities. Dante Racquet Club Yeti cups are also available for purchase for $50, which will keep drinks cool through an entire match.

 

The At-Home Ace: Chef Daniel’s Big Foe Treat Box

Can’t make it to New York? Fans across the country can also take part in the celebration with Chef Daniel’s Big Foe Treat Box via Goldbelly while tuning into the matches at home. Imagine hosting your own US Open viewing party, elevated by a curated box of delectable treats crafted by Chef Boulud himself. It’s the quintessential way to bring the flavor of the tournament—and a taste of New York’s finest—directly to your door.