A Running List of NYC Restaurants and Bars Still Requiring Proof of Vaccination

After six months, NYC has lifted its COVID-19 vaccine mandate for restaurants. Mayor Eric Adams heralded the move as a sign of the city’s ongoing pandemic recovery, citing a decline in COVID-19 case counts. But, even though the citywide mandate has ended, restaurants can still choose to keep proof of vaccination requirements in place and some spots have done so — despite anti-vaxx blowback — as an extra measure of safety for both staff and customers dining indoors. Below, Eater has compiled a list of restaurants that are still keeping a vaccine mandate in place. If you see another restaurant or bar that should be added to the list, let us know at tips@eater.com.

Manhattan

• Alice’s Tea Cup
• Atoboy
• Bar Pisellino
• Buvette
• Dame
• Eastwood
• Forsythia
• I Sodi
• Joe Allen
• Kopitiam
• Loring Place
• Mena
• Nat’s on Bank
• Pouring Ribbons
• Reverence
• Shuko
• The Dancer
• The Orchard Townhouse
• Via Carota
• Wallsé
• Wallsé Next Door

Brooklyn

• Bar Bête
• Chilo’s
• Doris
• The Farm on Adderley
• Fausto
• Francie
• King Mother
• Leland
• Macosa Trattoria
• Maison Yaki
• Mayfield
• Olmsted

Queens

• Penny Bridge