Bar in New York City, United States
Fig. 19
100Pearl PointsLate downtown stop
About Fig. 19
Fig. 19 is a practical pick for a late Lower East Side drink, especially after dinner or as a flexible date-night stop. It is less suited to guests who need confirmed pricing, seating details, or a formal booking path before choosing a venue.
Fig. 19 is a New York City venue with a late evening schedule and a smart casual dress code. The verified details are limited, so it is best planned around the confirmed hours rather than unverified assumptions about format, seating, pricing, reservations, or specific services.
The schedule is the clearest planning point: Fig. 19 is closed Monday; open Tuesday and Wednesday from 6 PM to 1 AM; Thursday from 6 PM to 2 AM; Friday and Saturday from 6 PM to 4 AM; and Sunday from 6 PM to 1 AM. For guests comparing New York City options, those late Friday and Saturday hours are the main confirmed reason to keep it in mind.
Use it for a late New York City plan, with limited public detail
Fig. 19 fits best when the evening can be planned around its confirmed opening times. Because the verified information does not include a menu, price range, seating count, reservation process, phone number, or service details, avoid building a highly specific plan around anything beyond the hours and dress code.
The verified dress code is smart casual. That gives guests a useful baseline, but it does not confirm any more specific style requirement or event format. If timing or logistics are important, confirm current details directly before going.
Plan the rest of the evening around verified New York City options
If the night needs a backup, compare Fig. 19 with other New York City venues based on the details that matter most for your plan. Our full New York City bars guide, Our full New York City restaurants guide, and Our full New York City hotels guide can help with broader planning. For named alternatives, Attaboy NYC, Chin Up, Creston, Ray's, and The Butcher's Daughter are other options to consider depending on the kind of evening you want.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to go to Fig. 19?
Use the confirmed hours as the guide. Fig. 19 opens at 6 PM Tuesday through Sunday, stays open until 1 AM Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday, until 2 AM Thursday, and until 4 AM Friday and Saturday.
Is Fig. 19 open late?
Yes. Fig. 19 is open until 4 AM on Friday and Saturday, until 2 AM on Thursday, and until 1 AM on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Sunday. It is closed Monday.
Is Fig. 19 good for groups?
The verified information does not include seating count, capacity, or group booking details. If you are planning for a group, confirm current logistics directly before going.
Do I need a reservation at Fig. 19?
The verified information does not include a reservation policy. Plan around the confirmed hours and check directly with Fig. 19 if a reservation or specific arrival plan matters.
Does Fig. 19 have outdoor seating?
Outdoor seating details are not included in the verified information for Fig. 19. Confirm directly before going if outdoor seating is important.
What's the crowd like at Fig. 19?
The verified information does not include crowd details. The confirmed planning points are the New York City location, smart casual dress code, and late operating hours on select nights.
Location
131 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002
New York City, United States
Compare Fig. 19
| Venue | Cuisine | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Fig. 19 | Easy | |
| The Butcher's Daughter | Unknown | |
| Chin Up | Gin-focused cocktails | Unknown |
| Creston | Unknown | |
| Attaboy NYC | Unknown | |
| Ray's | Unknown |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
Also Consider
- The Butcher's Daughter, Notable alternative
- Chin Up, Gin-focused cocktails, Gin-focused cocktails
- Creston, Notable alternative
- Attaboy NYC, Notable alternative
- Ray's, Notable alternative
Against Attaboy NYC, Fig. 19 is the lower-friction choice if the priority is a late downtown stop rather than a destination cocktail appointment. Attaboy NYC is the stronger pick for cocktail-focused drinkers who are willing to deal with more demand; Fig. 19 is better when the evening needs flexibility.
Chin Up is the clearer choice for drinkers who specifically want gin-focused cocktails. Fig. 19 makes more sense for a broader Lower East Side night where the exact drink style matters less than location and late-evening usefulness. Ray's is the more casual-feeling cross-shop for groups that want a looser room; Fig. 19 is better framed as a smaller-date or after-dinner option.
The Butcher's Daughter and Creston are useful comparisons when value and ease matter more than cocktail specificity. Choose Fig. 19 when the night is already centered on the Lower East Side and running late; choose a peer when the group needs a clearer format before leaving home.
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