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The Crowdly 100, week of Nov 9, 2026

The hardest restaurant reservations in New York right now

The top 10, ranked by real reservation demand: how many of the next two weeks' nights are fully booked, measured from restaurants' reservation calendars on Resy. Re-ranked every Monday. No tasting menus.

  1. 1

    Jeju Noodle Bar

    West Village · $$

    New dates open 14 days ahead at 12:00 AM ET

    100%
    nights booked
  2. 2

    Ambassadors Clubhouse New York

    NoMad · $$$

    New dates open 14 days ahead at 12:00 AM ET

    100%
    nights booked
  3. 3

    The Four Horsemen

    Williamsburg · $$

    New dates open 30 days ahead at 7:00 AM ET

    100%
    nights booked
  4. 4

    4 Charles Prime Rib

    West Village · $$$

    New dates open 21 days ahead at 9:00 AM ET

    100%
    nights booked
  5. 5

    Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi

    Lincoln Center · $$$

    New dates open 28 days ahead at 12:00 PM ET

    100%
    nights booked
  6. 6

    The Ten Bells

    Lower East Side · $$

    100%
    nights booked
  7. 7

    Overstory

    Financial District · $$

    100%
    nights booked
  8. 8

    Ramen By Ra

    East Village · $

    100%
    nights booked
  9. 9

    El Camaron Peludo

    Greenwich Village · $$

    100%
    nights booked
  10. 10

    Umeko

    West Village · $

    75%
    nights booked

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Questions

What is the hardest restaurant reservation to get in New York right now?
Jeju Noodle Bar, according to Crowdly's reservation tracking for the week of Nov 9, 2026: 100% of its released nights for two in the next two weeks are fully booked. Ambassadors Clubhouse New York and The Four Horsemen are next.
How does Crowdly rank the hardest reservations?
Crowdly reads each restaurant's reservation calendar on Resy for a party of two, every 15 minutes for most and at least four times a day for all. Half of the score is the share of the next two weeks' bookable nights that are fully booked; the rest is how far ahead it is sold out (sold-out nights over the next 30 days and how far away the next open night is) and recent press. It is re-ranked every Monday, and tasting-menu fine dining is left out.
How do I get a table at one of these restaurants?
Know when each restaurant releases new dates and be ready at that minute, logged in with a card saved; Crowdly's guide for each restaurant has its release time and fees. If you miss it, watch for cancellations: Crowdly tracks openings at all of them.

Release times for every tracked restaurant: When NYC's hardest reservations open.