Obviously, the most iconic place to grab a Honey Deuce is right at the source!
The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park serves up the signature $23 Grey Goose vodka lemonade, complete with its souvenir cup and three honeydew melon balls perched on the rim, all 22 days of tennis action, starting with US Open Fan Week from August 23 through August 29 and running straight through the main draw from August 30 to the finals on September 12 and 13.
The best part is you don’t need a match ticket to get one.
Grounds admission during Fan Week is completely free (you’ll just need to register for a Fan Access Pass ahead of time), which means you can wander the Food Village, catch player practices, and still walk away with the tournament’s most photographed cocktail in hand. Last year alone, the Honey Deuce pulled in a staggering $17 million in sales across the tournament, so you’ll be in very good company.
For the full breakdown of what’s happening during Fan Week this year, including the Roger Federer exhibition, the $1 million Mixed Doubles Championship, and the stacked celebrity chef food lineup, check out our complete US Open Fan Week 2026 guide.