Blind Tiger

Blind Tiger is a New York City venue with a price point of about $25 per person and a casual dress code.

For first-timers, the clearest appeal is practical: the expected spend is straightforward, the casual dress code keeps the planning simple. If your group needs a specific menu, a particular beverage program, reservations, outdoor seating, dietary accommodations, or a defined service format, confirm those details directly before you go.

Go for a casual New York City plan

Blind Tiger is best framed as an easygoing option when you want to keep the plan flexible. The information supports a casual visit at about $25 per person, which can work for low-pressure meetups, relaxed dates, or a simple stop with friends.

Because no confirmed awards, ratings, chef details, seating counts, hours, or menu specifics are available here, it would be misleading to present the venue as a destination for any particular cuisine, dish, drinks program, or formal format. Plan around the confirmed basics, check current details if any one feature matters to the occasion.

Food and drink details should be confirmed directly

That does not mean those things are absent; it only means they are not confirmed here.

If your plans depend on a particular food or drink offering, contact Blind Tiger or review its current public materials before visiting. The strongest planning notes are simply the approximate $25 per-person price and the casual dress code.

Who should pick it, who should skip it

Pick Blind Tiger if you want a casual New York City option and the approximate $25 per-person spend fits the night. It is also a sensible choice when your group does not need a highly specified format in advance.

Skip it, or verify more before committing, if the occasion requires confirmed reservations, outdoor seating, a particular cuisine, a quiet room, a specific beverage focus, or a full restaurant-style meal. For a broader scan of the city, use our New York City guide. If the night may turn into dinner or a hotel stay nearby, also see our full New York City restaurants guide and our full New York City hotels guide.