🗽 Built for NYC Restaurant Week — and beyond

Find the best Restaurant Week deal, not just the first one you see.

CraveLista helps you discover new places and new experiences near you — and lays out every prix fixe menu, price and hours side by side, so fine dining isn't just for special occasions.

Starting with NYC Restaurant Week. Expanding to more cities and food events soon.

Android: direct download, no Play Store needed yet. iOS: free via TestFlight, Apple's official beta testing app.

Independent project. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by NYC Tourism + Conventions or the City of New York.

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What it is

Every deal, every event, in one clean map.

No more piecing together screenshots, PDFs and week-old blog posts. Just menus, prices, hours and honest reviews — for every neighborhood in the city.

Discover more, spend less

Find new places and experiences worth trying nearby, with lunch, dinner and Sunday prix fixe offers laid out side by side — so a great meal out doesn't require a special occasion or blowing your budget.

Real diner reviews

Was the prix fixe actually worth it? Hear it from people who already paid the bill.

Map or list, your call

Browse visually on the map, or scan a straightforward list — filter by cuisine, meal, price or neighborhood.

Save your own lists

"Date night," "Cheap eats," "Try next Restaurant Week" — organize favorites your way, not ours.

Find what's near you

Walking around and wondering what's participating close by? See it on the map instantly, sorted by distance.

Independent, no agenda

Not run by a restaurant group or the city. Just one person's tool for eating well without overpaying.

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Why I built this

I'm a New Yorker who loves exploring this city, one meal at a time.

I'd be walking around during Restaurant Week with no idea which restaurants nearby were even participating. Too many options, no easy way to tell if a prix fixe was actually worth it before committing to a table.

CraveLista is what I wanted instead: see what's participating near you, right now, with real prices and real reviews, so you're not gambling on a deal that isn't one. I built it so I could keep a running list of every place worth trying — my own Restaurant Week bucket list — instead of losing track from one week to the next.

I started with NYC Restaurant Week because that's where I felt this most. The same idea works anywhere — your own neighborhood, a new city, any food event worth showing up for.

What's next

Restaurant Week is just the start.

CraveLista is built to grow with NYC's dining calendar year-round — not disappear the day Restaurant Week ends.

NOW

Restaurant Week

Menus, prices, hours and reviews for the current season, citywide.

NEXT

Everyday deals

Happy hours, prix fixe nights and other value spots that run all year, not just one week.

SOON

Food festivals

Night markets, food truck rallies and neighborhood tasting events, added as they pop up.

FUTURE

Beyond NYC

The same honest, budget-first approach, eventually for other cities' dining weeks too.

Coming soon

Get CraveLista the day it launches.

CraveLista is currently in private beta on iOS and Android. Follow along for the public launch, or reach out if you'd like early access.

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