Bar in New York City, United States
Mayamezcal
100Pearl PointsLate-night mezcal
About Mayamezcal
Mayamezcal is worth considering for a casual East Village mezcal-focused drinks plan, especially if ease matters more than formal booking signals. It is a safer fit for small groups and flexible nights than for dinners, outdoor seating needs, or price-sensitive happy-hour hunting.
Mayamezcal is a New York City venue with limited verified public details available for planning. The confirmed basics are its city, its weekly hours, and a smart casual dress code. For comparisons, Mayahuel, Paradise Lost, and Bar Snack may be useful reference points, but Mayamezcal should not be judged on unverified claims about price, menu, awards, chef, seating, or service format.
The practical read is direct: use the verified schedule and dress code to decide whether it fits your night. Mayamezcal is closed Monday and Sunday, opens Tuesday from 12:30 AM to 11:30 PM, Wednesday and Thursday from 5 PM to 12 AM, and Friday and Saturday from 4 PM to 2 AM. For broader planning, Our full New York City guide is the better starting point.
Better for plans built around verified timing than unconfirmed details
Mayamezcal is easiest to evaluate by its confirmed hours. It has late Friday and Saturday closing times, evening hours on Wednesday and Thursday, and a Tuesday schedule that begins at 12:30 AM. With no confirmed menu, pricing, chef, seating, awards, or service-format information, the safest planning approach is conservative: confirm any details that matter directly with the venue before relying on them.
If the night needs a fully defined food plan, compare options before committing; Our full New York City restaurants guide helps separate venues by dining needs. For Mayamezcal, the grounded facts are the New York City location, smart casual dress code, and listed weekly hours.
Who should choose it over comparison venues
Pick Mayamezcal when its New York City location, smart casual dress code, and listed hours fit the plan. Mayahuel, Paradise Lost, Bar Snack, Nai, and Via Della Pace can be considered as comparison points, but this page does not verify differences in cuisine, drinks, pricing, seating, or service style among them.
For a full-night itinerary, pair this decision with category checks rather than forcing one venue to do everything. Hotel planning belongs in Our full New York City hotels guide, while other add-ons should be planned separately. Skip unverified assumptions about outdoor seating, happy hour, group capacity, or formal dinner format; use the confirmed Mayamezcal hours and smart casual dress code as the reliable starting point.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mayamezcal good for groups?
There is no confirmed group-capacity or seating detail available here. If party size matters, check the venue's official channels before going.
Does Mayamezcal have outdoor seating?
There is no confirmed outdoor-seating detail available here, so do not rely on outdoor seating without checking directly with the venue. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
Is Mayamezcal open late?
Yes. The verified hours list Mayamezcal open until 2 AM on Friday and Saturday. It is also listed as open Wednesday and Thursday until 12 AM, Tuesday from 12:30 AM to 11:30 PM, and closed Monday and Sunday.
What's the best time to go to Mayamezcal?
Use the verified schedule to plan: Tuesday 12:30 AM to 11:30 PM, Wednesday and Thursday 5 PM to 12 AM, Friday and Saturday 4 PM to 2 AM, and closed Monday and Sunday. No crowd-level or peak-time detail is confirmed here.
Does Mayamezcal have happy hour deals?
There is no confirmed happy hour detail available here, so do not go in expecting a deal-driven visit. Check the venue's official channels for the latest details.
What's the crowd like at Mayamezcal?
No specific crowd or atmosphere detail is confirmed here. The verified planning details are that Mayamezcal is in New York City, has a smart casual dress code, and keeps the listed weekly hours.
Location
304 E 6th St, New York, NY 10003
New York City, United States
Compare Mayamezcal
Mayamezcal vs. nearby picks
Against Mayahuel, Mayamezcal is the easier, more casual bet; Mayahuel is the better choice for readers who want a more established agave-bar comparison. Against Paradise Lost, it is less about a themed night and more about a flexible downtown drink stop.
Bar Snack is the cleaner backup when the group wants something light and low-commitment. Nai and Via Della Pace should be higher on the list when food matters as much as drinks.
Where to go if this does not fit
If Mayamezcal is not right for the night, choose Mayahuel for a more established agave-focused alternative or Bar Snack for an easier casual fallback. For a dinner-led plan, compare Nai and Via Della Pace instead.
How it compares with nearby New York City bar options
Mayamezcal is the lower-friction choice if the goal is a casual agave-leaning drink stop rather than a fully planned cocktail night. Mayahuel is the stronger cross-shop for drinkers who want a more established agave-bar reference point, while Paradise Lost is better when ambiance is the main event and the group wants a more theme-forward room.
For value, Mayamezcal works when avoiding booking stress is part of the value equation. Bar Snack is the better fallback for a lighter, less committed night; Nai and Via Della Pace make more sense when food needs to carry more of the evening. If the decision is drinks first, keep Mayamezcal on the list; if dinner is central, cross-shop harder.
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