
4 Gramercy Spots Around Irving Place For Coffee And Cocktails
A daytime cafe leads into live jazz, a time-travel-themed parlor, and a former 1800s carriage house. Hutch & Waldo adds coffee, tea, lunch, and outdoor tables, while the evening stops bring distinct ways to drink and settle in.



At 77 Irving Place, Hutch & Waldo sits between a coffee shop and a casual restaurant, with coffee, tea, and lunch on offer. Grilled chicken sandos anchor the food side, while outdoor tables flow together along the storefront. Seating is limited, so this daytime stop works for a coffee break or a neighborhood meal.
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At 106 E 19th St, Midnight Blue pairs live jazz with Japanese-accented plates, including nori-topped truffle fries and vegan gyoza. The front bar invites conversation with bartenders and custom cocktails, while tables near the stage center the performance. A music cover fee and one food or drink order per person apply. The compact room can sometimes run loud.
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Dear Irving Gramercy's easily missed entrance at 55 Irving Place leads to a dim parlor with plush seating and decor inspired by time travel. Seasonal cocktails share the list with the Cottage Collin's. Small plates include olives, cheese boards and Croque Mr. Irvings. Tabletop buzzers call for service. Consider reserving a table for a quiet evening over drinks.
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Martiny's occupies an 1800s carriage house that once served as an artist's studio. Plush seating fills its multiple levels. Head bartender Takuma Watanabe makes meticulous cocktails at this Japanese lounge. Second-floor whiskey pours range from 20 to 300 USD. A 50 USD minimum spend and a time limit of one hour and 45 minutes apply.
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