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    Bar in New York City, United States

    Sloane's

    100Pearl Points

    Late-Night Option

    Sloane's, Bar in New York City

    About Sloane's

    Sloane's is a practical SoHo pick when access and late-night hours matter more than a documented cocktail or food program. Book it for flexible drinks after dinner, especially later in the week, but check current menu and pricing before making it the anchor of the night.

    Consider Sloane's in New York City if the priority is an evening venue with verified late hours rather than a plan built around unverified menu, beverage, or recognition details. The confirmed facts are the nightly opening time, late closing times, and smart casual dress code; specific cuisine, drinks, pricing, seating, and service details are not verified here.

    The value case is clearest for evening planning. Sloane's opens at 5 PM daily, closes at 12 AM on Sunday through Wednesday, and stays open until 2 AM on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. That makes it easier to consider for a later New York City stop, while still leaving the menu, spend, and reservation details to confirm directly before going.

    Use it for late-night flexibility, not a researched tasting plan

    Sloane's is best approached as a timing-led option. The verified facts support evening and late-night planning, especially later in the week, but they do not support claims about a signature dish, cocktail list, chef, cuisine, awards, or a specific format. If those details matter to the night, confirm them before committing.

    Because no verified price range is listed, treat spend as an open variable and check current details before planning a full evening around it. For broader planning, compare it against our full New York City guide, then consider other New York City options such as Blue Ribbon Brasserie, JIMMY, Milady's, Socialista New York, or The Dutch depending on the kind of night you want.

    Know Before You Go

    • Location: New York City.
    • Hours: Monday to Wednesday, 5 PM–12 AM; Thursday to Saturday, 5 PM–2 AM; Sunday, 5 PM–12 AM.
    • Dress code: Smart casual.
    • Use case: Evening or late-night planning in New York City, especially when verified hours matter.
    • Check before committing: Menu, pricing, reservations, seating, and service details are not verified here.

    If the night needs a dining decision, use our full New York City restaurants guide. For broader trip planning, also review New York City hotels and other New York City experiences.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Does Sloane's have outdoor seating?

    Outdoor seating is not verified here. Confirm directly with Sloane's before going if seating format matters to your plan.

    Does Sloane's have happy hour deals?

    Happy hour deals are not verified here. The confirmed planning detail is the schedule: Sloane's is open until 12 AM Sunday through Wednesday and until 2 AM Thursday through Saturday.

    Is Sloane's good for a date?

    Sloane's can be considered for an evening plan in New York City if the hours and smart casual dress code fit what you want. Specific ambiance, seating, menu, and pricing details are not verified here, so confirm anything important before going.

    Is the food good at Sloane's?

    There is not enough verified venue-specific detail here to grade the food. If food is the main priority, check current menu information directly or compare Sloane's with other New York City options such as Blue Ribbon Brasserie or The Dutch.

    What's the best time to go to Sloane's?

    The verified schedule supports evening and late-night visits. Go after 5 PM any day, and note that Thursday, Friday, and Saturday have the latest closing time at 2 AM.

    Do I need a reservation at Sloane's?

    Reservation requirements are not verified here. Check directly with Sloane's before going, especially for later nights or plans that depend on a specific time.

    Location

    58 Thompson St Second Floor, New York, NY 10012

    New York City, United States

    Compare Sloane's

    Comparison

    Against its New York City peers, Sloane's is the practical value play for a flexible SoHo evening. Socialista New York is better for a planned lounge night, Blue Ribbon Brasserie and The Dutch are better when food is central, JIMMY is stronger for a view-led hotel-bar plan, and Milady's is the better cross-shop for a cocktail-focused outing.

    Where to Go If You Cannot Get In

    Try Milady's if the night needs more of a cocktail-bar feel, or Blue Ribbon Brasserie if food needs to carry the plan. For a more polished lounge alternative, Socialista New York is the cleaner substitute.

    How Sloane's Compares

    Sloane's is the easier SoHo bet when the priority is getting into a room without building the night around a difficult reservation. Socialista New York is the more deliberate choice for a dressed-up lounge plan, while Sloane's reads better as a flexible second stop when timing is uncertain.

    For a food-anchored night, Blue Ribbon Brasserie and The Dutch are safer decisions because they suit dinner as well as drinks. Sloane's makes more sense when the meal has already happened and the group wants to stay in the neighborhood.

    Choose JIMMY when views and hotel-bar polish matter more than ease. Choose Milady's for a more cocktail-bar-coded night. Sloane's wins on low-friction late-night usefulness, not on a documented signature program.

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