Restaurant in New York City, United States
Dr. Clark
100Pearl PointsLate-night Chinatown
About Dr. Clark
Book Dr. Clark when the goal is an easy downtown New York City night with social energy, not when the decision depends on a documented chef, award history, or deep wine credentials. First-timers should treat it as a flexible evening pick and cross-shop Hakata TonTon, Batard, Big Wong, Mission Chinese Food, or Cha Kee for more specific dining briefs.
Dr. Clark is a New York City venue with a simple verified planning profile: it is open every day from 6 PM to 2 AM and has a smart casual dress code. Beyond those basics, there is not enough verified information here to make specific claims about cuisine, menu format, service style, pricing, awards, or a drinks program.
The most reliable way to approach it is as an evening or late-night option in New York City. If you need a highly specific food-led booking, a documented tasting-menu format, or detailed information about dietary accommodations, confirm directly with the venue before building the whole night around it.
Book it for an evening New York City plan, not for a guaranteed fine-dining script
The main verified reason to consider Dr. Clark is its consistent nightly schedule. It opens at 6 PM and stays open until 2 AM every day, which makes it useful for plans that need an evening or late-night window. Expectations should stay practical: the available verified details do not support claims about a particular menu, chef, award history, or beverage focus.
For readers cross-shopping other options, compare Dr. Clark with venues such as Hakata TonTon, Batard, Big Wong, Cha Kee, or Mission Chinese Food based on the current details each venue publishes. Dr. Clark is the choice to evaluate when the confirmed priority is a New York City evening plan with late hours and smart casual dress.
First-timer advice: keep the plan flexible
Because only limited verified information is available, first-timers should keep the plan flexible and check current booking, menu, service details directly with Dr. Clark before going. Dress smart casual, plan around the confirmed 6 PM to 2 AM daily hours rather than assuming lunch service or any specific dining format.
If this is one stop in a broader city plan, use our full New York City restaurants guide, our full New York City bars guide, our full New York City hotels guide, our full New York City wineries guide, our full New York City experiences guide to build a New York City itinerary without relying on unverified details.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book Dr. Clark?
Verified booking difficulty is not available here, so check Dr. Clark directly for current reservation or walk-in guidance. The confirmed hours are daily from 6 PM to 2 AM in New York City.
Can Dr. Clark accommodate groups?
Verified group accommodation details are not available here. If you are planning for a group, confirm directly with Dr. Clark before going.
Is lunch or dinner better at Dr. Clark?
Evening or late evening is the verified fit. Dr. Clark opens at 6 PM every day and stays open until 2 AM, so do not plan on lunch based on the available verified hours.
Does Dr. Clark handle dietary restrictions?
Verified dietary accommodation details are not available here. Check the venue's official channels before visiting if your group has specific dietary needs.
Is Dr. Clark good for a special occasion?
That depends on the kind of occasion. The verified details support Dr. Clark as an evening or late-night New York City option with smart casual dress, but they do not confirm a formal dining format, menu style, or special-occasion package.
What are alternatives to Dr. Clark in New York City?
Other venues to compare include Big Wong, Cha Kee, Hakata TonTon, Mission Chinese Food, Batard. Check current details for each venue before deciding which best fits your plan.
What should I wear to Dr. Clark?
The verified dress code is smart casual. Dr. Clark is in New York City and is open daily from 6 PM to 2 AM.
Location
104 Bayard St, New York, NY 10013
New York City, United States
Compare Dr. Clark
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Clark | New York City | , | , |
| Hakata TonTon | New York City | , | , |
| Batard | New York City | Modern European, French | , |
| Big Wong | New York City | Chinese | , |
| Mission Chinese Food | New York City | , | , |
| Cha Kee | New York City | Asian | $$ |
How Dr. Clark New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- Hakata TonTon, Notable alternative
- Batard, Modern European, French, Modern European, French
- Big Wong, Chinese, Chinese
- Mission Chinese Food, Notable alternative
- Cha Kee, Asian, $$
How Dr. Clark compares in New York City
Choose Dr. Clark when ease and late-night downtown energy matter more than a tightly defined cuisine brief. Hakata TonTon is the stronger choice for a more specific Japanese meal, while Batard is the better fit for a polished Modern European or French occasion.
For value-minded Chinatown dining, Big Wong and Cha Kee give a clearer food-first proposition. Cha Kee also has a visible $$ price signal, which helps if budget clarity matters before committing.
Mission Chinese Food is the cross-shop when the group wants a more defined restaurant identity rather than a looser night-out plan. Dr. Clark is the easier recommendation for first-timers who care most about flexibility and ambiance.
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