Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival 2025 – Dates, Tickets & Schedule
The Food Network New York City Wine Food Festival 2025 is returning this fall, bringing together world-class chefs, winemakers, mixologists, and culinary creators for a five-day celebration of food and drink. Now in its 18th year, the festival has moved to a new home at the historic Seaport in Lower Manhattan, making this season’s edition extra special.
NYC Food and Wine Festival 2025 Dates
Mark your calendars: the NYC food and Wine Festival 2025 dates are October 15–19, 2025. Over five days, attendees can enjoy more than 50 events, from tastings to intimate dinners, all within steps of each other along the waterfront.
Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival Schedule
The Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival schedule is packed with celebrity chef appearances, exclusive dinners, and themed tastings. Some of the standout events include:
- A Taste of the Tin Building hosted by Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Gregory Gourdet, with music by DJ Cassidy.
- Blue Moon Burger Bash, hosted by Rachael Ray and Brooklyn Beckham, featuring top burgers across the boroughs.
- Grand Tasting, showcasing NYC’s best bites, Food Network personalities, and Southern Glazer’s wine and spirits.
- Asian Night Market, hosted by Padma Lakshmi and Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
- Catch of the Day, a seafood-focused feast led by Andrew Zimmern.
- Sunday Supper, presented by Peroni and hosted by Nadia Caterina Munno (The Pasta Queen) and Lil Mo Mozzarella.
FoodieCon® also returns, giving fans a chance to connect with creators like Nadia Caterina Munno and Brian Can’t Stop Eating through live demos, panels, and tastings.
New York Food and Wine Festival 2025 Tickets Price
The New York food and wine Festival 2025 tickets price ranges from $95–$400, depending on the type of event. Guests can choose from single-event passes or special ticket packages that bundle multiple experiences. For added convenience, a monthly installment payment plan is also available for a limited time at checkout.
If you are looking to elevate your experience, exclusive intimate dinners are also available. Imagine dining with José Andrés, Alice Waters, or Daniel Boulud in small, carefully curated settings paired with expert-selected wines.
Where the Festival Takes Place
This year, the Seaport sets the stage. The new location provides an elevated backdrop with sweeping views of the East River. It is a fresh setting for fans who have been attending for years and a great introduction for first-timers eager to experience the New York food festival 2025.
Are Food and Drinks Included?
Yes. All Food Network New York City Wine & Food Festival tickets include unlimited access to food and beverages at the event you are attending. From gourmet small plates to cocktails crafted by top mixologists, your ticket covers it all.
Book Signings and Cookbook Demos
New this year is Cookbooks IRL. Celebrity chefs and authors like Martha Stewart, Padma Lakshmi, Keith McNally, and Andrew Zimmern will host signings, demos, and tastings inspired by their latest books.
Supporting Good Causes
The festival continues to support charitable partners. This year, net proceeds benefit Event Zero Foundation and the James Beard Foundation®. Since its start, the festival has raised over $14.8 million for causes supporting food sustainability and the restaurant industry.
Planning Ahead
General tickets go on sale July 30 at nycwff.org. Bank of America cardholders enjoy presale access and perks like priority entry. For those looking beyond this year, keep an eye out for the Food Network Food and Wine Festival 2026 announcements.
Event Details
- Dates: October 15–19, 2025
- Location: Seaport, Lower Manhattan
- Tickets: $95–$400 (varies by event)
- Website: nycwff.org
- Social Media: @NYCWFF on Instagram, Facebook, and X; @NYCWineFoodFestival on TikTok
Planning the Rest of Your October?
The Wine & Food Festival is a huge highlight, but there is plenty more happening in the city all month long, from concerts to Halloween events.
Check out our full guide to 20+ Top Things to Do in NYC This Week (October 13-19).
Note: Event details may change at the discretion of the organizers. Check the official website for the latest updates.
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