After 26.2 miles, runners deserve more than a medal, a banana and a very long lie-down. Chelsea Living Room is serving marathon finishers a complimentary Sunday roast on NYC Marathon Sunday, followed by a live DJ set that turns post-race recovery into a proper New York celebration.
Located at 243 West 14th Street, Chelsea Living Room is inviting runners to trade their running shoes for a seat at the table, with a hearty British-Irish-inspired feast available from 2 p.m. until close. The catch? Bring your finisher medal, because this is one well-earned reward.
A Sunday Roast Worth Running For
Inspired by owner Dylan Grace’s Irish roots, the complimentary roast is built for serious appetites. The spread features Wagyu top sirloin, Yorkshire pudding, roast potatoes, butter-glazed carrots, charred broccolini, bread stuffing, baby gem salad and Irish stout gravy.
In other words, forget another energy bar. This is the kind of post-marathon meal that makes every training run, early alarm and questionable decision to run in the rain feel worthwhile.
The combination of tender beef, crispy potatoes and rich gravy brings a comforting, traditional Sunday dinner to Manhattan — with a celebratory twist for those who’ve just conquered New York’s most famous race.
From Finish Line to Dance Floor
The festivities don’t end with the last bite of roast beef. Chelsea Living Room is keeping the energy going with a live DJ from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., turning marathon Sunday into an evening celebration for runners, friends and family.
Whether you’re celebrating a personal record, completing your first marathon or simply feeling relieved that the hills are finally behind you, the combination of hearty food and music offers a reason to keep the celebration going.
How to Claim Your Free Marathon Roast
Head to Chelsea Living Room at 243 West 14th Street, NYC on marathon Sunday. The complimentary Sunday roast is available from 2 p.m. until close for individual medal holders.
Important: A reserved seat at the bar or in the restaurant is required to redeem the offer, which applies to the medal holder only.
You’ve earned the medal. Now earn that Yorkshire pudding.
