Carlos Alcaraz celebrated his 2025 US Open triumph in New York City on Sunday night, dining with friends at members-only club Chez Margaux before joining a Raising Cane’s-hosted afterparty that drew a number of celebrities and models.
According to Page Six, Alcaraz was invited to Chez Margaux by the venue’s owner, Michael Cayre, and sat down for dinner around 10 p.m. with about 30 close friends. The 22-year-old reportedly did not drink, though his companions did, and later moved on to the afterparty held at the same location.
The afterparty featured a private performance by Cardi B and Kid Laroi and was attended by a host of well-known entertainers, including Jamie Foxx, Lenny Kravitz, Jessica Alba, Lupita Nyong’o, Adrien Brody, Jon Hamm, Ty Dolla $ign and Kevin Hart. Alcaraz was photographed socializing with Raising Cane’s founder Todd Graves and posed for a photo with Graves and the restaurant’s head chef, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, which the chef shared on his Instagram.
Alcaraz was seen in casual attire — a plain white T-shirt and black pants — and was photographed with several models at the event, including Brianna Bardhi and Tika Camaj. Bardhi posted an up-close selfie with Alcaraz to her Instagram showing the two smiling, and other social-posted images from the night showed tables arranged with candy dishes and guests mingling.
Earlier the same evening, Alcaraz defeated Jannik Sinner at Arthur Ashe Stadium to claim his sixth Grand Slam title and his first US Open crown since 2022. The victory also coincided with his return to the world No. 1 ranking, an achievement Alcaraz described to reporters as “a dream,” saying that winning the ranking again on the same day as another Grand Slam title felt “even better.”
After the match, Alcaraz and Sinner hugged at the net and left the court together. In the locker room, Alcaraz celebrated with his team and was doused with champagne, a customary post-victory ritual in tennis.
Following the formal celebrations, Alcaraz attended the afterparty hosted by Raising Cane’s at Chez Margaux, where he was photographed with Graves and others. Guests at the event included a broad cross-section of entertainment and music figures, and the crowd enjoyed live performances before the gathering continued into the early hours.
Photographs from the night show Alcaraz leaving the venue after hours and boarding an SUV with friends and an unidentified woman. It was not publicly disclosed whether he is romantically involved with any of the attendees; in a 2024 interview with the Sunday Times he said he was single and looking for a relationship, noting the difficulties of meeting people while traveling as a professional tennis player. He reiterated in January 2025 that he remained on the market.
The celebrations at Chez Margaux capped a day that revived Alcaraz’s major-title résumé and reinforced his standing in the sport. The post-match appearances, photos and social posts highlight the customary mix of private dinners, sponsor and partner events, and nightlife that often follow Grand Slam finals in New York.