Donna’s NYC Brings Back Its Feast of the Seven Fishes for Two Nights This December

Donna’s is giving New Yorkers a delicious reason to make dinner plans
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Christmas is coming early for seafood lovers, and Donna’s is giving New Yorkers a delicious reason to make dinner plans. The restaurant is bringing back its 4th Annual Feast of the Seven Fishes on December 9 and 10, turning the beloved Italian-American Christmas Eve tradition into a two-night dining event.

Presented in partnership with Resy, the special celebration will feature a $95 set menu, served from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. So if your idea of holiday cheer involves seafood rather than another plate of Christmas cookies, this one deserves a spot on your calendar.

Seven Fishes, One Very Good Dinner

The Feast of the Seven Fishes is a classic Italian-American holiday tradition, typically centered around a Christmas Eve meal featuring multiple seafood dishes. It’s a celebration of family, food, and the joy of gathering around a table — preferably one with plenty of room for another course.

Donna’s is bringing that tradition back for its fourth annual edition, making it a seasonal favorite for anyone who appreciates a festive dinner with a distinctly seafood-forward focus.

The restaurant has shared the event dates and pricing, although the full menu is available through the link in its Instagram bio. In other words, seafood fans may want to do a little advance menu reconnaissance.

Reservations: Mark Your Calendar

Getting a table will require a little planning. Resy Global Dining Access members receive exclusive 48-hour advance access beginning November 18 at 9 a.m. PT. Reservations open to the general public on November 20 at 9 a.m. PT, through Resy.

The event takes place December 9 and 10, with dinner service running 5–10 p.m.

At $95 per person, Donna’s Feast of the Seven Fishes offers a festive way to celebrate one of the season’s most delicious traditions.

Two nights, seven fishes, and one very good excuse to start celebrating Christmas early. Consider this your seafood-season reminder.

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