
Speakeasy Nights From Eldridge to Delancey Street
A late Manhattan run from a no-menu bar on Eldridge Street and teacup cocktails down a Norfolk Street alley to a Latin music bar and a basement game hall on Delancey Street.


No menu sits on the bar at this compact, dimly lit room at 134 Eldridge St, where bartenders build each drink around your preferences, leaning toward classic profiles. Entry is first come, first served for parties of six or fewer, waits can run long, and it is 21 and over. It opens daily from 5 PM to 3 AM.
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Cocktails arrive in vintage teacups at this Prohibition-era speakeasy at 102 Norfolk Street, reached down an alley. Two levels hold a lower bar and an upper lounge with velvet and 1920s pieces, plus a satellite bar behind a bookcase called The Toy Shop. Monday brings a no-cover jazz night. It opens daily at 6 PM and runs to 3 AM on Friday and Saturday.
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Latin music, exposed brick and tufted seating fill this small bar at 247 Eldridge Street, with a stage and dance floor for DJs and performers. Happy hour runs until 8 PM, hot dogs are free on weekends and bottle service is available. It is closed Monday and Wednesday, opens at 2 PM on Tuesday and 5 PM on other nights.
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Pool, ping pong, foosball, beer pong and life-size board games share this basement game hall at 110 Delancey St, with pizza, drinks and local art. DJs, comedy and local bands rotate through, and entry turns 21 and over after 8 PM Thursday to Saturday. It opens at 4 PM on weekdays, 3 PM on weekends, and runs to 4 AM on Friday and Saturday.
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