Win a Fabulous Foodie Weekend in NYC!

Abbie Stutzer |

Sep 10, 2024

If you’re like us, you probably need a few nights away and a stellar meal right about now (those frozen dinners aren’t cutting it anymore). Well, it could be your lucky day. One very lucky OA reader will win a trip to New York City!

The beginning of September can be brutal for everyone: school starts, business functions begin to pile up, and the holidays are just around the corner. Take a bit of refuge before the madness begins (and persists) by going away for a weekend to New York City and eating some out-of-this-world food.

Stay at the Ludlow during a relaxing two-day trip. — 1431 Ludlow Hotel

This amazing trip (and its indulgent number of other luxurious perks that any hardcore foodie would love) could be yours if you enter this prize-filled event giveaway, courtesy of Tasting Table, VinePair, Guest of a Guest, and Organic Authority. All you have to do to get entered into the contest is enter here.

If you’re still not sold on the awesomeness of potentially getting away for a few days and indulging yourself with amazing food, read on to get the skinny on everything this prize pack has to offer.

Prize #1: Roundtrip flight for 2 to NYC (up to $500)

Kick off your exciting weekend with some high-altitude voyaging for you and that special someone. As you sail through the sky, you can imagine all the amazing cocktails you’ll be sipping in your hotel’s bar (pictured above).

PRIZE #2: Two night stay at the Ludlow Hotel ($800 value, depending on dates and room availability)

When you arrive at the Ludlow, plan to settle in and relax for the two inspiring and flavor-filled days to come.

This beautiful hotel is filled with gorgeous rooms, incredible amenities (such as a fitness center), and an intriguing restaurant (Dirty French) and bar.

PRIZE #3: 6 bottles of premium wine from Brooklyn Winery ($200) and one class with dinner at Eataly New York City ($250)

As a wine lover, I’m smitten with this particular part of the prize pack. Brooklyn Winery sells small batch, artisanal wines. The winery’s wines are made via the “hands off” approach. The company’s founders, Brian Leventhal and John Stires, are truly dedicated to making amazing local wine.

Eataly New York is incredibly unique because it allows customers to become “active participants” in their dining experience. At Eataly, consumers get to “shop, taste and savor high quality traditional Italian food products and beverages along with local produce and artisanal products.” At Eataly, you can learn and eat with the best.