A Table in New York for Anyone Who Spends the Day Looking at Art

Artnet News has teamed with Caper to publish a dining guide to New York built around the people who make, sell, show and buy art in the city. The list runs to 35 restaurants. Its premise is that the gallery crowd, the auction-house crowd and the collectors who follow both have their own habits about where to sit down once the viewing is done, and that those habits are worth writing down. For a collector planning a few days of previews and openings in the city, that is useful in a plain way: the walk from a show to a meal is part of the rhythm of a New York visit, and a list assembled by a publication that covers the trade is a reasonable place to start. The guide also makes a quiet point that the city's art life does not end at the gallery door.

With reporting from Artnet News.