Bar in New York City, United States
Studio 151
100Pearl PointsLate-night fallback
About Studio 151
Studio 151 is easiest to recommend as a flexible late-night East Village bar, especially for pairs or small groups who care more about timing and location than a planned food-led reservation. Go for the late hours and low booking friction; treat the food as secondary unless the current menu is the reason your group is choosing it.
For a first-timer planning a late night in New York City, Studio 151 is easiest to evaluate on verified practical details: it opens at 6:45 PM daily and runs late, with 2 AM closings on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday and 4 AM closings Wednesday through Saturday. The confirmed dress code is smart casual, so plan for a polished but not overly formal evening.
Beyond those basics, the public planning picture should stay cautious. There are no verified details here for cuisine, chef, price range, seating, service format, signature dishes, or a specific drinks program. Treat Studio 151 as a flexible late-evening venue to confirm directly if menu, reservations, or a particular occasion requirement will decide the night.
Choose it for late timing, not an over-specified plan
The practical appeal is clear: Studio 151 runs late every night, with longer hours from Wednesday through Saturday. That matters in New York City, where plans often change after dinner and a venue's closing time can be the most important detail.
The tradeoff is limited verified detail. With no confirmed cuisine type, named chef, price range, seat count, service style, or signature dishes, do not position this as a destination food booking on the available facts alone. It is better read as a timing-first decision: useful when late hours and a smart-casual setting carry more weight than a fully mapped dining plan. For broader planning, use Our full New York City bars guide before pairing it with Our full New York City restaurants guide or Our full New York City hotels guide.
Know Before You Go
- Location: New York City.
- Hours: Open from 6:45 PM daily; closes at 2 AM on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, and 4 AM Wednesday through Saturday.
- Dress code: Smart casual.
- Planning note: Confirm current details directly if menu, reservations, pricing, or a specific format matters to your group.
- Good fit: Guests who want a flexible late-night New York City option rather than a tightly defined dining plan.
If the night needs a different feel, compare Studio 151 with other New York City options such as Accidental Bar, Ding-a-ling, Long Count, The Wayland, or Thirteen Water. For other trip planning, keep Our full New York City wineries guide and Our full New York City experiences guide separate from this decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time to go to Studio 151?
Studio 151 opens at 6:45 PM daily and stays open late, especially Wednesday through Saturday when it closes at 4 AM. If timing is important, plan around the verified hours and confirm any current details directly before going.
Is Studio 151 open late?
Yes. Studio 151 is open from 6:45 PM to 2 AM on Monday, Tuesday, and Sunday, and from 6:45 PM to 4 AM Wednesday through Saturday.
What is Studio 151 known for?
Based on verified details, Studio 151 is a New York City venue with late evening hours and a smart-casual dress code. There are no verified specifics here for cuisine, price, menu format, or signature items.
Location
151 Loisaida Ave, New York, NY 10009
New York City, United States
Compare Studio 151
| Venue | Cuisine | Booking Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Studio 151 | Easy | |
| The Wayland | Unknown | |
| Ding-a-ling | Unknown | |
| Long Count | wine bar | Unknown |
| Thirteen Water | Unknown | |
| Accidental Bar | Unknown |
What to weigh when choosing between Studio 151 and comparable nearby venues.
Also Consider
- The Wayland, Notable alternative
- Ding-a-ling, Notable alternative
- Long Count, wine bar, wine bar
- Thirteen Water, Notable alternative
- Accidental Bar, Notable alternative
How Studio 151 compares in New York City
Choose Studio 151 when late timing and an easy plan matter more than a defined food or wine format. The Wayland is the safer cross-shop if the group wants a more established neighborhood-bar feel, while Ding-a-ling reads as the better pick for a more intentional night out if ambiance is the deciding factor.
If drinks with a wine-bar frame are the goal, Long Count is the clearer choice because its format is explicit. Studio 151 wins for late-night flexibility, especially Wednesday through Saturday, but Long Count is easier to justify when the group wants wine to anchor the evening rather than a loose bar stop.
For backup plans, Thirteen Water and Accidental Bar are worth checking when Studio 151's timing works but the group wants a different room or a more deliberate atmosphere. Without confirmed pricing across the set, the value call should come down to use case: Studio 151 for low-friction late hours, Long Count for wine, The Wayland for a steadier neighborhood-bar choice.
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