Starting at 5 p.m., Michael White's Soho favorite will be screening the red carpet festivities, followed by the Oscars telecast at 8 p.m. The regular menu will be served all evening.

This new American restaurant near Madison Square Garden will be showing the Oscars on several TV screens and one large projector screen. The menu includes things like fried Ipswich clams, roasted chicken, a burger, and a lobster roll.

Chef Dale Schnell will serve a version of the original 1929 Oscars dinner menu. Guests can enjoy a cocktail hour before the show with no cover, plus complimentary hors d’oeuvres.

Diners can sit back and watch the Oscars on one of New York City's largest LED screens (16'x30') at Humphrey, the second floor restaurant at the Eventi Hotel. Get there before 4 p.m. to compete in an Oscars pool for a free bottle of champagne, or arrive at 6 p.m. for themed-drink specials and full red carpet coverage.

Head to Mandy Oser's casual Hell's Kitchen wine bar to watch this year's Oscars telecast. Share bubbly, small plates, and gossip starting at 6 p.m.

This stylish Williamsburg bar will host its first ever Academy Awards viewing party, with red carpet coverage starting at 7 p.m.

Complimentary Oscars-inspired treats will be served at this Hell's Kitchen barbecue restaurant during its Oscars party. Southern Hospitality will show the awards program on several flat screens.

This popular Williamsburg bar/winery will be hosting an Oscars party in its Atrium space, with no cover. Ballots will be on hand to keep track of the night's winners.

Show off your current movie knowledge while watching the Oscars on a high-definition projector screen. The party is free to enter, and trivia begins at 6 p.m., with plenty of prizes and craft beer to go around.