BECOME A MEMBER
Join the NYC
Hospitality Alliance
Five Boroughs. One Industry. Thousands of Members. A Powerful Voice. Become a member of the Alliance.
The NYC Hospitality Alliance offers two types of memberships.
Hospitality Member
Restaurants, Bars, & Nightclubs
Recommended for single-unit operators in NYC.
Recommended for operators of 2 establishments in NYC.
Recommended for operators of 3–4 establishments in NYC.
Recommended for operators of 5+ establishments in NYC.
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We fight for fair regulations and against anti–small business mandates. We advocate for policies that support restaurants, bars, nightclubs, hospitality-centered small businesses, and jobs. We give the hospitality industry a strong voice in the halls of government and the media representing them.
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Meet with the officials shaping the laws and regulations that impact your business and make sure your voice is heard.
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Lower operating costs through our Energy Savings Group. Immediate impact on your bottom line.
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Expert guidance on labor law, permits, licensing, food safety, operations, and industry trends—when you need it.
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Must-know industry news, and updates on laws, enforcement, data, and opportunities—delivered straight to your inbox.
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We elevate your voice in news coverage—informing public and government opinion on critical hospitality issues.
Member Benefits
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Exclusive discounts on essential products and services for hospitality businesses.
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Expert-led panel discussions and training on employment law, technology, best practices, and industry trends.
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Awards, cocktail parties, and peer-only meetings to connect, collaborate, and problem-solve.
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Support food relief, scholarships, and workforce training across NYC through your membership.
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We deliver data-driven reports and insights that help hospitality owners understand trends, inform decisions, and strengthen advocacy on the issues that matter most.
Dues payments, contributions, or gifts to the New York City Hospitality Alliance, a 501(c)(6) organization are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, they may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses subject to restrictions imposed as a result of New York City Hospitality Alliance's lobbying activities as defined by the Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993. The New York City Hospitality Alliance estimates that the nondeductible portion of your 2026 dues — the portion that is allocable to lobbying — is 11%.
Corporate Member
Product or service providers to the hospitality industry
Includes all member benefits below
Customizable membership, starting at $5,000+ per year that includes below benefits, plus opportunities for partnership, event sponsorship, and collaboration.
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We fight for fair regulations and against anti–small business mandates. We advocate for policies that support restaurants, bars, nightclubs, hospitality-centered small businesses, and jobs. We give the hospitality industry a strong voice in the halls of government and the media representing them.
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Feature your company on The Marketplace, our exclusive online buyers’ guide for NYC hospitality industry professionals.
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You’ll receive dedicated email features and banner advertising that highlight your products and services to thousands of NYC hospitality professionals who regularly engage with the NYC Hospitality Alliance’s e-newsletters and industry alerts.
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Your company will have the opportunity to receive personalized introductions to members requesting your products and/or services.
Member Benefits
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Members receive invitations to exclusive events, offering the opportunity to connect and build relationships with an engaged community of restaurant and nightlife operators, including members of our Board of Directors.
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Position your company as a cornerstone of New York City’s hospitality community through customized sponsorship packages for the NYC Hospitality Alliance Awards, industry conferences, member events, and more. As a member, you’ll also receive exclusive opportunities at preferred, discounted rates.
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Opportunities may arise to engage with our advocacy and with the officials shaping the laws that impact your business and make sure your voice is heard.
Dues payments, contributions, or gifts to the New York City Hospitality Alliance, a 501(c)(6) organization are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, they may be deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses subject to restrictions imposed as a result of New York City Hospitality Alliance's lobbying activities as defined by the Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993. The New York City Hospitality Alliance estimates that the nondeductible portion of your 2026 dues — the portion that is allocable to lobbying — is 11%.