New York Restaurant Show 2027
Event Date
March 7–9, 2027
Location
New York, NY
About This Show
AI-drafted summaryThe New York Restaurant Show (formerly the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York) is a once-a-year, industry-only trade event focused on serving the foodservice industry across the Northeast. Held at the Javits Center in New York City, it brings together the newest food and beverage products, equipment, technology, services, and distributors under one roof. The show is an industry-only event and is not open to the public.
The show welcomes independent owners, quick-serve operators, chefs, caterers, bakers, bar and nightclub operators, and hospitality, hotel, and commercial foodservice personnel, who come to explore menu trends, design and décor, business education, and hundreds of leading vendors.
Attendees gain all-access entry to the exhibit floor, education sessions, live culinary demonstrations, and competitions. The show is produced and managed by Restaurant Events, with association partners the New York State Restaurant Association and the NYC Hospitality Alliance, giving it deep ties to the region's restaurant community and making it a valuable stop for sourcing, learning, and networking.
Show Highlights
- Culinary Innovation Theater: Live cooking and creativity in action, featuring celebrity chefs, culinary experts, competitions, and industry innovators showcasing the latest techniques, trends, and flavors.
- World-Class Education Program: A three-day program delivering practical, industry-leading content from top professionals on trends, best practices, and business strategies.
- Association-led programming: Includes the NYC Hospitality Alliance State of the Industry Conference and the New York State Restaurant Association's Hospitality HQ: Learn, Grow, Lead program, both included with registration.
- Pizza Tomorrow Summit Pavilion: A new addition for the 2027 event, spotlighting the nation's largest pizzeria market.
- Competitions: Live contests such as the Rapid Fire Challenge and awards ceremonies.
- Co-located with Coffee Fest New York: The show is located side-by-side with Coffee Fest New York, though separate badges are required and discounted rates are offered.
Registration
This is an industry-only (B2B) event that is not open to the general public. Each registration includes all-access entry to the exhibits, education sessions, culinary demonstrations, and competitions.
- Team Bundle Package: Groups of 6 or more from the same organization can use the Team Bundle registration package for significant savings. You can register yourself first and add team members at a later date.
- Student Admission: Students may register at a rate of $30 per person, with each group of 5 students accompanied by a faculty member or chaperone (21+), and no more than 10 students permitted per educational institution. To confirm the Student Admission Policy and request a student registration code, email info@therestaurantevents.com.
- Coffee Fest New York: Once you register for the New York Restaurant Show, you'll receive a unique code for discounted registration to the co-located Coffee Fest New York.
- Children ages 15 and above are required to register for a show admission badge.
History
The 2027 edition marks the show's 34th year serving the industry. Originally known as the International Restaurant & Foodservice Show of New York, the event has grown into what organizers describe as the Northeast's premier foodservice show. The New York Restaurant Show was named one of Trade Show Executive Magazine's Fastest 50 Growing Trade Shows in the US. It is produced and managed by Restaurant Events, in partnership with the New York State Restaurant Association and the NYC Hospitality Alliance. For 2027, the show is debuting the Pizza Tomorrow Summit Pavilion, spotlighting the nation's largest pizzeria market.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is the 2027 New York Restaurant Show?
The show takes place March 7-9, 2027 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 655 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001. Show hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday and Monday, and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Tuesday.
Who should attend the New York Restaurant Show?
The show is designed for foodservice and hospitality professionals, including independent owners, quick-serve operators, chefs, caterers, bakers, bar and nightclub operators, and hotel and commercial foodservice personnel. It is an industry-only, business-to-business event and is not open to the general public.
What is included with registration?
Each registration provides all-access entry to the exhibits, the full education program, culinary demonstrations, and competitions. It also includes the NYC Hospitality Alliance State of the Industry Conference and the New York State Restaurant Association's Hospitality HQ program.
How do I book a hotel for the show?
Hotels can be booked through the show's official housing partner, Connections Housing, which offers reduced rates and travel discounts. Hotel booking for the 2027 show opens in November 2026, and Connections Housing is the only official housing vendor for the event.
What are the best ways to get to the Javits Center?
The extended 7 Train subway line stops at 34th Street and 11th Avenue, just steps from the Javits Center, with connections from Grand Central, Port Authority, and Penn Station. Drivers can park at the Hudson Crossing Garage at 404 W 37th Street, and Uber and Lyft rideshare options are also available.
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