The New York City Hospitality Alliance, a membership nonprofit association representing restaurants and nightlife establishments throughout the five boroughs, announced honorees for the 4th Annual NYC Hospitality Alliance Awards. The ceremony and cocktail party will take place at TAO Downtown on April 8, 2019, from 6:30 pm-10 pm.
The event will showcase the best in cuisine, cocktails, and culture and pays homage to NYC’s restaurant and nightlife establishments and professionals that have made an impact on the city’s amazing hospitality industry.
Restaurant honorees and awards include:
I Love Bronx Award – Goes to three favorite restaurants in the Bronx.
Moss Café, Bronx Havana Café, Trattoria Tra Di Noi
I Love Brooklyn Award – Goes to three favorite restaurants in Brooklyn.
Bogota Latin Bistro, Olmsted, Tanoreen
I Love Manhattan Award – Goes to three favorite restaurants in Manhattan.
Magnolia Bakery, Peasant, Rainbow Room
I Love Queens Award – Goes to three favorite restaurants in Queens.
Adda, London Lennie’s, Bungalow Bar
I Love Staten Island Award – Goes to three favorite restaurants in Staten Island.
Vinum, Corner House BBQ, Vida
True Taste of NYC Award – Goes to an iconic dish served at an iconic NYC restaurant.
Veselka; Pierogies
City That Never Sleeps Award – Goes to an influential bar, club, cocktail bar or operator.
Blue Note
Back of House Award – Goes to an individual who has achieved respect and excellence working in one or more jobs in a restaurant kitchen. (Executive Chef, Pastry Chef, etc).
Dan Kluger (Loring Place)
Front of House Award – Goes to an individual who has achieved respect and excellence working in one or more jobs on the dining room floor of a restaurant. (Manager, Maitre d’, Sommelier, Server, Bartender, etc).
Tezra Bryant (Alacrity Associates / Sylvia’s Restaurant)
Operations Award – Goes to an individual who achieved respect and excellence working in one or more operation level jobs for a single unit or restaurant group. (COO, CFO, F&B Director, etc).
Timothy Meyers (RH Rooftop)
Hearts of Hospitality Award – Goes to an individual who is recognized for excellence in the profession of human resources in hospitality.
Jackie McMann Oliveri (Gato & Bobby’s Burger Palace)
The Determination Award – Goes to an individual who started at an entry-level job in the industry and is now in a leadership role.
Jakeline Pereira (SA Hospitality)
The Next Generation Award – Goes to an up-and-coming or established mover and shaker who is still early in their hospitality industry career (Must be under 40 years old on April 29, 2019).
Simon Kim (Cote)
#HospitalityGuru Award – Goes to a restaurant, chef, restaurateur, nightlife operator or social media influencer with a social media presence that makes you drool, laugh, think and captures your attention.
Gennaro Pecchia (@MenWhoDine)
Philanthropy Served Here Award – Goes to a charitable organization whose work helps to make the neighborhoods of NYC a more hospitable place- with a focus on working with the restaurant and hospitality industry.
Billion Oyster Project
Fast Casual Award – Goes to an emerging or established fast casual restaurant concept we can’t get enough of.
Num Pang
“The Alliance Awards give us an opportunity to recognize and honor the remarkable people and businesses that contribute so much to our city and make New York City the hospitality capital of the world,” says Andrew Rigie, Executive Director of The New York City Hospitality Alliance.”
Tickets are now on sale to the event. General Admission tickets are $250 and there are also packages which include 10 tickets and a digital advertisement on-site at the event that can be purchased for $2,500. This is a standing room only event with non-reserved seating available for general admission ticket holders. Passed hors d’oeuvres and craft cocktails will be served.
To purchase tickets, or for more information about the New York City Hospitality Alliance Awards, please visit: http://www.allianceawards.org/
