
Friendsgiving Dinner in NYC at Five Tables Built for a Crowd
Friendsgiving dinner in NYC gets easier at these group tables, from Queens dim sum to Arthur Avenue family style.



Soaring ceilings and a striking communal table on the lower level set the stage for shareable Pan-Asian plates in Chelsea. One diner noted a party of ten could book without a prix fixe or private room. Pricing runs upscale, with a tasting menu at 110 dollars per person.
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A spacious, traditionally decorated Queens hall made for big family feasts over classic dim sum. Point at what looks right as plates pass, and save room for the jian dui, a regular favorite. Service can run uneven. Check the bill before you settle up.
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On Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, this decades-old Italian room seats everyone at communal tables and sends out family-style pastas and entrees in large portions. Plan around the calendar. It opens Thursday through Sunday from 12:00 PM and stays closed Monday to Wednesday.
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Chef Jose Moran cooks refined comfort plates at this cozy Upper West Side room, from a well-loved salmon burger to steaks and lobster risotto. Doors open daily at 9:00 AM, and brunch runs Wednesday through Sunday at 20 dollars. Service pace can vary in quieter hours.
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One of Chinatown's older Cantonese rooms, set up for family-style feasts at large tables with hot tea on arrival. Diners single out the steamed chicken and Peking-style pork chops. Prices stay inexpensive, and the plain dining room keeps the focus on the food.
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