Longtime Harlem Indian restaurant Chaiwali, which reopened late last year after an extensive renovation, is now offering heating in its lush backyard.

Harlem brunch favorite Archer & Goat has heated outdoor seating in its backyard, front patio, and along the sidewalk. The restaurant owners are also working to get electric heaters for their roadside seating.

Upper West Side Japanese restaurant Moonrise Izakaya has 74 socially distanced seats outside, which increases to 86 on the weekend with the streets being closed for outdoor dining. In addition to heaters for its outdoor setup, the restaurant also provides customers with blankets and is selling sweatshirts for less than $20.

Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden, one of the city’s oldest — and biggest — outdoor beer gardens, has added heat lamps to its backyard for year-round eating and drinking.

UES Mediterranean mainstay Amali has heaters set up for its outdoor dining section along East 60th Street.

Long Island City’s newest Argentinian restaurant opened just a few months before the pandemic, and initially shut down in March following restrictions on dining in. The restaurant has since reopened and is offering heated outdoor seating on its patio.

At Long Island City’s “unparalleled” Indian hotspot Adda, owner Roni Mazumdar has purchased propane warmers for the restaurant’s outdoor seating area.

Higher-end Italian restaurant Scarpetta has a semi-enclosed outdoor dining area that’s been recently fitted with heaters as well.

Australian cafe Hole in the Wall benefits from the fact that it’s located within the neighborhood’s Hotel Henri. Diners can sit under the hotel’s canopy entrance which also acts as a giant heat lamp for people sitting outside.

High Line-adjacent staple, the Standard Grill has heat lamps set up all along the outdoor dining patio on Washington Street, as well as the plaza in front of the entrance to the Standard hotel. The restaurant is currently hosting a weekly outdoor movie series Sundays through Wednesdays.

Flatiron’s newest sushi restaurant Maki Kosaka has several electric heaters in its outdoor street seating area, and owner Key Kim has also purchased a couple of propane heaters now that the city’s guidelines on heaters have come through.

Joe Ragonese, the director of operations at this Greek restaurant, got ahead of the pack and ordered his heaters over the summer. He now has six heaters at this Flatiron establishment and has installed six more at Upper East Side Greek restaurant Elea, where he also holds the same position. Ragonese also has several electric heaters as backup.

Stefano Secchi, a chef who trained at Massimo Bottura’s Osteria Francescana in Italy, opened Rezdora in May 2019 to near-unanimous acclaim. The restaurant is now offering limited indoor and outdoor seating, the latter warmed by standing heat lamps.

Luxe omakase spot Shuko is only open for outdoor dining right now and its covered alleyway set up is now heated as well.

Longtime Brooklyn pizza destination Fornino, considered one of the original purveyors of the artisanal pizza in NYC, has installed heaters in the backyard garden at its Greenpoint location.

Hit cocktail bar Dante has installed heaters both at its original Greenwich Village location along with its new West Village outpost. There are 10 outdoor heaters at the latter and seven at the former.

Kindred in the East Village is offering heated outdoor seating for 40 people, with a host of wine classes, outdoor festivals, and other events planned for the coming weeks. Heated outdoor seating is also available at the restaurant’s sibling wine bar, Ruffian, located one block away and capable of seating 20.

Royale in the East Village is best known for its excellent cheeseburger, a standout not just in the neighborhood but also in all of Manhattan. That burger, along with the rest of the bar’s bites, are now available for consumption in Royale’s heated backyard.

East Village Korean-American restaurant Nowon now has heaters setup for outdoor dining along its sidewalk.

This well-reviewed French brasserie from Chez Ma Tante duo Aidan O’Neal and Jake Leiber has installed heat lamps in its outdoor garden terrace, which seats 56.

Part of the outdoor seating area at Wayan, Cédric Vongerichten’s popular Indonesian restaurant in Nolita, is rain protected and equipped with hanging electric heaters. The covered seating area seats 14.

The warmest seat at Bathhouse is probably in one of its bathing pools, which remain open for limited-capacity use during the pandemic, but the Williamsburg restaurant’s heated and covered patio, which seats 10, is a close second.

Tribeca brunch favorite Bubby’s has equipped its outdoor seating area, located on the corner of Hudson and North Moore Streets, with several standing heaters.

There’s heaters installed in the covered outdoor garden at chef Ken Addington’s newest venture, called Strangeways. The restaurant’s seasonal menu includes warming dishes like chile chicken soup, monkfish katsu, and spaghetti with clams.

Massive Italian Williamsburg Italian restaurant and beer garden Ainslie has space for 140 people in its heated backyard space. In addition to electric heaters and blowers, owner AJ Bontempo is ready to install propane heaters as soon as the city gives them the all clear.

Colonia Verde in Fort Greene recently upped its selection of prepared foods and home goods, sold through an online store called Casa. Many of those same preparations are also available at the restaurant, which is now offering heated outdoor seating in its backyard.

When talking about Miss Ada in Fort Greene, words like “cozy” and “snug” are likely to come up. The restaurant’s now carrying that reputation into the fall and winter seasons with heaters in its outdoor seating area.

Boerum Hill cocktail bar and oyster lounge Grand Army has added heaters to its outdoor seating area on the corner of State and Hoyt Streets. A selection of hot cocktails are also on deck.

Brooklyn’s acclaimed Oaxacan restaurant Claro is offering heated outdoor seating in its backyard patio.

Olmsted may have discontinued its popular summer camp-themed menu, but the heavy-hitting Brooklyn restaurant is keeping the warm vibes going with overhead infrared heaters in its front and backyards. The restaurant is also providing diners with blankets.

The relatively new Rockaways restaurant Bar Marseille has heaters installed along its massive terrace, which is currently open for rooftop dining.