Located in Manhattan in Gramercy Park at 22nd Street & 3rd Avenue, Rolf’s German Restaurant is famous for their Christmas decorations for years now. When thinking about the Christmas spirit, Rolf’s decorations in New York City are absolutely over the top. You can’t beat that old-school German Restaurant that offers dishes from the Alsace and Germany.
According to Suhul Uddin, Rolf’s restaurant manager, the tradition started with the previous owner. He says the decorations get more intricate every year and cost the restaurant between $60,000 and $65,000 annually. To hang all of the elaborate decors about 15,000 ornaments and 100,000 lights hung up inside. The team carefully decorates the venue, ensuring visitors have a fun and enchanting holiday atmosphere. It takes multiple people working all night for six weeks to complete the ornate decorating process.
The Christmas decorations at Rolf’s German Restaurant usually start going up during the last week of September. This Christmas-themed restaurant has gained popularity over time due to stunning decorations. The magical ambiance of this restaurant attracts many locals and tourists to celebrate Christmas. Many guests book tables months in advance to secure their spot in this festive wonderland. It is a great choice for having dinner in New York City and spending your Christmas Eve.
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According to Rolf’s restaurant website, you can eat in Christmas paradise from September and the decoration remains on display throughout the year.
Check out some of the Christmas decorations galleries of pictures, which must feel like you sitting in the Winter Wonderland. Enjoy the experience and capture the moments with the perfect caption.
Here are few of the many dolls placed into the decor of the restaurant.
There are an estimated 100,000 lights strung up throughout the restaurant.
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And here are a few of the thousands of icicles hanging from the ceiling. The workers meticulously organize each item to create a cascading effect, adding beauty to this place.
Thousands of dazzling ornaments, lights, icicles, and dolls swing above customers as they sip spiked hot apple cider and mulled wine.
