It's Winter Restaurant Week, New Yorkers! If you haven't already done so, it's time to make some reservations at these participating, fine dining establishments. 

Whether you're looking to save a buck or just go and enjoy some of NYC's best restaurants, you need to get out and explore what Winter Restaurant Week has to offer. 

NYC's Winter Restaurant Week is going on now until February 5th (excluding Saturdays), offering three-course lunches and dinners for $25 and $38 respectively. 

If you're looking for the perfect meal for a date, a group, where to take your parents, for ladies night, etc, we've got you. 

Here are some of the best spots for you to check out depending on your company.

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1. Out of town parents: Butter (70 West 45th Street)

So your Food Network-loving parents are in town, and you're struggling with where you should take them. Luckily for you, it's Restaurant Week and Alex Guarnaschelli's spot, Butter is participating. 

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If you don't know who she is, she's an incredible chef and regular judge on Chopped. Make a reservation to take your parents to this spot with warm wooden accents and chow down on some spectacular braised veal shank. 

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2. Regular date night: Ammos Estiatorio (52 Vanderbilt Avenue)

This little romantic spot is cute and cozy for a step up on your regularly scheduled date night with your sweetheart... or (more likely) your favorite tinder match. 

The dining room is bright and cheerful with warm, gray wooden accents. The Greek cuisine will have you wishing every week was restaurant week.

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3. Fancy date night: Brasserie 8 1/2 (9 West 57th Street)

Oh, you're getting serious? As in you're poppin' the question serious? You may want to whisk your sweetheart to Brasserie 8 1/2. 

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It's a pretty darn beautiful restaurant that is sure to stun your love, even if the ring doesn't. This french style restaurant with impeccable service is a steal for $38. 

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4. Ladies night: Spice Market (403 West 13th Street)

We love this authentic spot for some Thai and Asian food. Why would we pick it for the girls? Because it has incredible decor, is excellent for groups, and has some really amazing food and drinks. 

If you've ever passed Spice Market, you've probably smelled the aromas of deliciously spicy, exotic foods that make you think of Julia Roberts in Eat Pray Love. Try their spicy peanut noodles with a ginger and garlic chili oil.  You won't be disappointed like you were in the Julia Roberts movie.

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5. Boys lunch: Nick & Stef's Steakhouse (9 Penn Plaza)

Even though girls like steak, too, this is a great spot for the guys to have a fancier lunch if you're looking for a hefty meal as a filling appetizer to bar hopping before a Rangers' game at Madison Square Garden. 

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The steaks are absolutely incredible. We highly recommend the New York Strip with fries and wild mushrooms (particularly if you're planning on pre-gaming well before a game). Their seafood is also delicious, so try the scallops as your appetizer. 

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6. Group: The Library at The Public (425 Lafayette Street)

This spot is perfect if you're heading out for a show... or try one of these excellent Broadway show/restaurant combinations for Restaurant Week. 

This spot is wonderful for groups. With a slightly speakeasy-esque vibe, and plenty of space, you'll have a great time noshing on foods like burrata, trout, and cheesecake. 

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7. Business lunch: Dos Caminos Third Avenue (825 Third Avenue)

Heading out with some coworkers for a celebratory lunch? Or are you meeting with potential partners to talk about mutual benefits of a partnership over margaritas? You need to check out Dos Caminos during Restaurant Week. 

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Dos Caminos in Midtown East is the perfect spot for a group lunch, with ample space for large groups. Plus, the benefit of Restaurant Week is that no one has to worry about splitting the check... unless someone has too many "Ginger Sunkiss" cocktails... 

Check Out 8 Best Places to Eat During This Winter's NYC Restaurant Week. 

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