Outdoor dining is set to start today in New York City, so find a table and some fresh air. The sheds and other structures that popped up all over the city during the COVID pandemic had to be taken down last year. But now, they've become seasonal.

Manhattan definitely has the majority of outdoor dining setups, especially the Lower East Side, the West Village and the Upper West Side. In Brooklyn, Williamsburg and Greenpoint have the majority of al fresco dining and in Queens, it’s Astoria. No surprise there.

We were worried in the beginning. We’re relieved we got approved for roadside dining,” Brooklyn-based Caffe De Martini owner Stefano De Martini told The Post.