
Check Las Tainas Hours Before Planning a Brooklyn Night
Check Las Tainas hours for a Brooklyn lounge visit: compare the Tuesday closure, mint-only hookah and Dominican music, then decide whether to bring outside food.
What do Las Tainas hours mean for a Brooklyn night?
Las Tainas hours are 5:30 PM to 2 AM on Monday and Wednesday through Sunday; the lounge is closed on Tuesday. At 347 Broadway in Brooklyn, this is a drinks-first stop with an intimate atmosphere rather than a full restaurant dinner. If your plan needs an evening opening and a late finish, the listed schedule fits; if your only available evening is Tuesday, choose another day. The most useful planning detail is the closing time falls the following morning.
Check Las Tainas hours alongside the format, not in isolation. The asset describes hookah in mint flavor, a welcoming room and a music-led evening. Guests may bring their own food, which gives you a meal-planning option without implying a full kitchen or any particular dish. There is no supported reservation policy or itemized price list in the record.
Use Las Tainas hours as a starting point, then call +1 718-218-8890 if an exact arrival or service detail matters. The regular weekly schedule is useful for choosing a night, but it is not a promise about holiday changes. For colder evenings, the entrance-side seating caveat matters too: opening doors can let drafts reach nearby tables.
Where is the lounge, and what should you check?
Venue: Las Tainas, a drinks-first lounge.
Address: 347 Broadway, Brooklyn, New York.
Las Tainas hours: Monday 5:30 PM–2 AM; Tuesday closed; Wednesday 5:30 PM–2 AM; Thursday 5:30 PM–2 AM; Friday 5:30 PM–2 AM; Saturday 5:30 PM–2 AM; Sunday 5:30 PM–2 AM. Each 2 AM close is the next morning.
Phone: +1 718-218-8890.
Recorded rating: 4 out of 5 from 149 reviews.
Price signal: $, without an itemized menu.
Planning gaps: reservation terms, parking and transit directions are not supplied by the venue record.
How do Las Tainas hours change your evening plan?
Start with the day your visit begins. The Monday entry describes an opening at 5:30 PM on Monday and a close at 2 AM on Tuesday morning. Tuesday's closed entry means there is no listed Tuesday-evening opening; it does not erase the final hours of Monday's session. The same next-morning reading applies to the other listed opening days. This distinction is especially useful when a late outing crosses midnight.
The Tuesday closure is the clearest reason to check before setting off. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday share the same recorded opening window, so the asset does not support calling one of those nights longer than another. It also does not establish quieter hours, queue lengths or a best time for finding a table. Choose on the basis of your own schedule, rather than an invented crowd forecast.
For a plan with a fixed arrival, separate regular opening hours from unconfirmed exceptions. Keep the phone number with your saved details and confirm any date-specific change directly. A late listed close tells you when the venue normally finishes; it does not prove a separate last-order time or guarantee a particular service until closing.


Can you plan food and drinks without a restaurant meal?
Decide whether the evening is built around a meal or around sitting with drinks. The venue description and review summary both place Las Tainas in the second category. Outside food is permitted, so eating and visiting do not have to be mutually exclusive, but the record does not provide a full dinner menu. Plan your food separately if a specific dish is essential, rather than choosing this room on the assumption of restaurant service.
The mint-only hookah is another useful filter. The description calls it long-lasting, but supplies neither a measured duration nor a flavor menu beyond mint. If variety is the deciding factor, this is a limitation to weigh before you go. The asset also identifies Dominican music as part of the room's character. That supports a music preference check, not a promise about a particular performer, DJ schedule or special event.
For spending, treat the dollar sign as a broad price signal only. The record gives no exact drink or hookah charges, package prices or minimum-spend terms. Ask directly about anything that could change your budget. This format suits a plan centered on drinks and atmosphere; it is less informative for someone trying to compare complete dinner menus or calculate an exact bill.
How can Las Tainas hours fit a longer lounge visit?
A late closing time is only one part of choosing somewhere to stay for an evening. The reviews describe a cozy, intimate setting, good drinks and friendly staff. Those are recorded impressions, not a guarantee that every table or every visit will feel the same. Use them to decide whether the lounge format matches your preference, while keeping your own arrival and departure plans separate from any expectation of a particular crowd.
The most concrete comfort caveat concerns the entrance. The description notes that tables near the door can feel drafts on cold nights as people come and go. If that would affect your evening, ask about a table away from the entrance. This is practical planning advice drawn from a specific observation; it is not a claim that a particular seat can be reserved or will be available when you arrive.
The listed 4-out-of-5 score from 149 reviews adds context, but it cannot answer questions about accessibility, seating capacity or current table arrangements. The record does not supply those details. For a longer stay with specific needs, call before committing and explain what matters to you. Compare the related guides below by their stated formats, rather than assuming all venues offer the same experience.
What should you confirm before visiting?
What are Las Tainas hours?
The regular listing is 5:30 PM–2 AM on Monday and Wednesday through Sunday. The 2 AM finish belongs to the following morning. Tuesday has no listed evening opening; confirm exceptions directly rather than treating the weekly pattern as a holiday schedule.
Is Las Tainas open on Tuesday?
Tuesday is marked closed in the venue's weekly record. A Monday visit can still extend into early Tuesday because Monday's closing time is overnight. Distinguish that continuation from a new Tuesday-evening session when choosing your date.
Can you bring outside food to Las Tainas?
Yes, the description explicitly permits it and the venue's good-to-know note repeats that permission. The lounge focuses on drinks rather than a full dining experience. The record does not specify any packaging, delivery or food-handling arrangements.
What hookah flavor does the lounge list?
Mint is the only flavor identified in the description, which characterizes the session as long-lasting without giving a duration. No wider flavor selection or exact charge is supplied, so do not build your plan around either of those assumptions.
Does the lounge serve a full dinner?
The review summary describes it primarily as a place for drinks and hookah, not a full dining experience. No complete menu is supplied. If a sit-down restaurant meal is your priority, compare that requirement before choosing this stop.
Do you need a reservation for a visit?
The venue record does not establish a reservation requirement or a booking method. Call +1 718-218-8890 to ask about your intended visit. Missing booking information should not be interpreted as a promise that tables are available without arrangements.
Is there parking near the lounge?
The asset gives the address but no parking facilities, restrictions or transit instructions. Use 347 Broadway in Brooklyn as the location to check independently. Nothing in the record supports promising an on-site space or a particular travel time.
How should you confirm Las Tainas hours?
Use the listed phone number, +1 718-218-8890, when a specific date, arrival time or service detail matters. Ask about exceptions separately from the regular schedule, and confirm any unanswered booking or cost question before committing to the plan.
What else fits nearby?
Compare these five guides in order: Arcade Night In Williamsburg Before A Bottle Wall; El Mekkah Bar & Grill in Brooklyn: Welcoming Brooklyn Hookah Bar With Drinks And Lounge Seating; Brooklyn Lounge Evenings with Leather Chairs and BYOB; Coffeehouse Mornings, Cocktail Nights in Williamsburg; and Wine and Small Plates Served on Vintage China in Williamsburg. Their titles distinguish arcade play, hookah-bar seating, a BYOB lounge, a coffee-to-cocktail setting and wine with small plates. Use those differences to choose the format that fits your evening, then open each guide for its own planning details.
Arcade Night In Williamsburg Before A Bottle WallBarcade from 4:00 PM · Over 500 whiskeys · 0.51 miles
El Mekkah Bar & Grill in Brooklyn: Welcoming Brooklyn Hookah Bar With Drinks And Lounge SeatingElevated lounge seating · Premium tequila selection · Exposed brick interior
Brooklyn Lounge Evenings with Leather Chairs and BYOBCigar smoking · Black ownership · 4.8 rating
Coffeehouse Mornings, Cocktail Nights in WilliamsburgBreakfast bites · Twelve taps · Backyard garden
Wine and Small Plates Served on Vintage China in WilliamsburgGlass pours · Mosaic tile floor · North 6th Street
