If you’re craving a wintry outing, there are Central Park cabins (heated cabins) waiting to welcome guests. With an array of irresistible sweets and holiday lights sparkling in the distance, how could you say no?
Migrant Kitchen’s Winter Wonderland in Central Park is a worthy addition to your December calendar for many reasons, one being the delightful offerings. From apple empanada hand pies and holiday popcorn to buttered rum and a horchata latte, the migrant-
But more heartwarming than the treats and the scenery is eatery’s mission: The Migrant Kitchen Initiative, the 501C3 arm of the Migrant Kitchen, fed over 5,000 folks this Thanksgiving across the city, with more meals coming this holiday season. Your holiday outing will contribute to the mission.
If you’re looking to walk out with a few stocking stuffers, you’re also in luck as, The Migrant Kitchen’s signature “whips” are available in fig, garlic, chili, and sumac. Additionally, shawarma spice mix, churro spice mix, and a signature holiday popcorn mix will also be up for grabs.
How to book a Central Park cabin
The Winter Wonderland is open until the end of the year, and booking is available through The Migrant Kitchen’s website. The cabins are suitable for two to four guests, and there are a few requirements and important things to know upon booking:
- Peak hours (after 5pm) are $25 for 45 min cabin rental, with a one drink per person minimum (alcoholic or non-alcoholic)
- Off peak hours (9am to 4:45pm) $15 for 45 min rental, with a one drink/ person minimum (alcoholic or non-alcoholic)
We’ll see you in the park! Cheers!
1802 E 65th St; on the North side of the Heckscher Ballfields (65th Street)
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