The Upper East Side is getting another restaurant to add to the neighborhood rotation. Doria is coming to NYC’s Upper East Side, bringing a new dining option to one of Manhattan’s busiest restaurant neighborhoods.
Details surrounding the opening are still coming together, but the arrival of Doria NYC is already something for Upper East Siders to keep on their radar. Because if there’s one thing New York does particularly well, it’s finding room for yet another restaurant—and then immediately debating whether it is the new neighborhood favorite.
Doria joins an Upper East Side dining scene that has been getting increasingly ambitious, with restaurants, cocktail bars and cafés continuing to pop up along Lexington Avenue, Third Avenue and the quieter side streets in between.
The name itself is already generating curiosity, but diners will have to wait for more information on the menu, chef, exact opening date and reservation details before making any serious dinner plans.
And that’s probably for the best. New York restaurant openings have a funny way of turning “coming soon” into “opening next week” with approximately 14 hours of warning.
For locals, the arrival is another reason to keep an eye on the Upper East Side restaurant scene. Whether you’re looking for a new dinner spot, planning a night out or simply trying to keep up with the latest NYC restaurant openings, Doria is one to watch.
The Upper East Side has never exactly suffered from a shortage of places to eat. But that’s not stopping NYC from adding another name to the list.
So consider this your early warning.
Doria is coming to the Upper East Side.
The only question now is when New Yorkers can finally sit down, order a drink and find out what all the fuss is about.
