
Six Lower East Side Rooms for a Late Night
The Lower East Side runs late, and these six make the case for staying out. Expect a pawn-shop lounge, a rooftop pool bar, a subterranean game hall with live music, Haitian plates with tropical cocktails, and a from-scratch pie counter for the walk home.



Behind an Essex Street pawn shop, this lounge plates creative shareable dishes alongside inventive cocktails. It fits a group easing into the night. Open to midnight on Friday and Saturday, closed Monday. Pricing is upscale.



A Delancey Street shop baking from-scratch pies daily, from classic family recipes to seasonal flavors. It works for a sweet stop before or after a night out. Open daily to 11:00 PM. Pricing is mid-priced.



A 15th-floor Orchard Street rooftop bar with skyline views, cocktails, and a terrace pool. It draws a crowd that wants a scene, not a quiet corner. Open to 4:00 AM on Friday and Saturday. Pricing is upscale.



A subterranean Delancey game hall and music bar with pool, ping-pong, foosball, and local art. It suits a group that wants something to do between drinks, at 25 dollars an hour for a table. Open to 4:00 AM on weekends. Pricing is inexpensive.



A lively Clinton Street spot pairing Haitian griyo and rara pasta with strong tropical cocktails. It rewards a later, louder dinner. Open to 2:00 AM on Friday and Saturday, closed Monday. Pricing is mid-priced.



A long-running Rivington Street dive with inexpensive drinks, a digital jukebox, and an unpretentious room. It fits a no-plan nightcap with friends. Happy hour runs 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM daily. Open to 4:00 AM on weekends. Pricing is inexpensive.
