Bar in New York City, United States

The Long Island Bar

145Pearl Points

Late-Night Standard

The Long Island Bar, Bar in New York City

About The Long Island Bar

The Long Island Bar is the right pick when a Brooklyn night needs a polished late-evening stop rather than a scene-chasing cocktail plan. Availability is the main friction, so small groups with a backup will have the better experience. Choose it for atmosphere and pacing; look elsewhere if the night needs a large-group setup or a view-driven bar.

The Long Island Bar is a New York City venue with verified evening and weekend hours. It is open Tu-Fr 17:00-24:00 and Sa-Su 14:00-24:00, with a casual dress code. It was also listed at #64 on World's 50 Best North America's Best Bars in 2025.

Because the verified public details are limited, plan around the facts that are confirmed rather than assuming a specific menu, service format, seating setup, or booking process. It is best treated as a New York City bar option for evening plans, with weekend hours that begin in the afternoon.

Use it as a New York City bar option with confirmed evening hours

The clearest planning detail is the schedule: Tuesday through Friday from 17:00 to 24:00, and Saturday through Sunday from 14:00 to 24:00. That makes The Long Island Bar relevant for evening plans during the week and earlier weekend starts.

Do not assume details that are not verified here, such as a specific food offering, drinks program, reservation policy, seating layout, or price level. For broader planning, Our full New York City bars guide is the better place to build a second option before the night starts.

Who should choose it, and who should not

Choose it if the priority is a New York City bar with confirmed evening hours, casual dress, and a clearly verified 2025 North America's Best Bars recognition. Skip it if the group needs confirmed details on menu format, pricing, reservations, dietary accommodations, or a specific service style, because those details are not verified here.

For dinner-first itineraries, use Our full New York City restaurants guide before committing the bar portion of the evening. For a hotel-based night, Our full New York City hotels guide may save time if the priority is staying close to the room afterward.

If the night needs a different category entirely, broader city guides can help with quick pivots. In New York City, keep the decision simple: use The Long Island Bar when its confirmed hours, casual dress code, and verified recognition fit the plan.

Quick reference: The Long Island Bar is a casual New York City bar open Tu-Fr 17:00-24:00 and Sa-Su 14:00-24:00, recognized as #64 on World's 50 Best North America's Best Bars in 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Long Island Bar open late?

Yes. The Long Island Bar is open until midnight on its verified operating days: Tu-Fr 17:00-24:00 and Sa-Su 14:00-24:00.

What is The Long Island Bar known for?

The Long Island Bar is a New York City bar with casual dress and a verified #64 ranking on World's 50 Best North America's Best Bars in 2025.

Where is The Long Island Bar located?

The Long Island Bar is located in New York City.

How can I contact The Long Island Bar?

Use the venue's official channels for current contact information.

Location

110 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11201

New York City, United States

Compare The Long Island Bar

Comparison notes

Compared with Saint Julivert, La Vara, and June, The Long Island Bar is the bar-first choice rather than the meal-first choice. That makes it more useful after dinner, but less useful when the group needs a single venue to handle the whole evening.

L'Appartement 4F and Débutea Brooklyn are better daytime or low-alcohol pivots. The Long Island Bar belongs later, especially for small groups that care more about the room than a long agenda.

Where to go if it is full

If The Long Island Bar does not work, try June for a wine-led Brooklyn plan or Saint Julivert when the night also needs food. Both are better backups than forcing a late cross-borough move.

How it compares in Brooklyn

Saint Julivert is the stronger cross-shop if the night needs a seafood-leaning dinner plan before drinks, while The Long Island Bar is the cleaner choice when the bar itself is the point. For a repeat visit, use Saint Julivert when the meal needs to carry the evening and use The Long Island Bar when the group wants a composed drink-focused finish.

La Vara and June make more sense for readers who want the food or wine decision to lead. The Long Island Bar is less dinner-dependent and more useful later in the evening, but its booking friction means it is not the safest choice for a group that needs certainty. If the plan is date-night drinks after dinner, it has the edge; if the plan is a full sit-down meal, pick La Vara or June first.

L'Appartement 4F and Débutea Brooklyn serve different moods: daytime pastry or tea-led plans rather than a late bar finish. They are better for a softer start to the day; The Long Island Bar is better when the evening needs a Brooklyn room with adult pacing and less ceremony.