Jack’s All Day

Jack’s All Day is a New York City restaurant serving all-day American food in a casual setting. The practical details are direct: it is listed at about $30 per person, with evening service Tuesday through Sunday and a Monday closure.

Despite the all-day name, the current schedule is evening-focused: Tuesday through Sunday from 4:30 pm to 11:00 pm, closed Mondays, with weekend lunch service expected to begin later in summer 2026. That makes it easier to plan as a dinner option for now rather than a confirmed lunch stop.

American dishes are the reason to go

The strongest grounded reason to know Jack’s All Day is its all-day American lane. The named dishes to know are Zucchini Chips, Potato Chips, Whole Grilled Chicken Wings, Tuna Tartare, and Not Your Nana’s Meatloaf.

At about $30 per person, the value case is simple: consider it when the priority is a casual New York City meal built around familiar American dishes. If the group is looking for a formal fine-dining format or a long tasting-menu experience, check current details directly, because those are not part of the confirmed information.

Plan around the confirmed basics

Information for Jack’s All Day does not establish a specific beverage program, cocktail list, wine focus, or pairing format. Plan around the confirmed food, price, hours, and casual dress code rather than assuming a particular drinks experience.

That makes the safest planning frame a casual American dinner at a moderate price point. If drinks are important to the meal, check the current list directly with the restaurant before building the visit around it.

Who should book it next

Jack’s All Day makes the most sense for diners who want a casual New York City meal, a roughly $30-per-person price point, and recognizable American dishes such as Not Your Nana’s Meatloaf, Whole Grilled Chicken Wings, Tuna Tartare, Zucchini Chips, and Potato Chips. Casual dress is appropriate.