Restaurant in New York City, United States
Kiki's
100Pearl PointsDowntown dinner pick

About Kiki's
Kiki's is a useful downtown pick when you want an easy, casual New York City meal with enough bar energy to carry the night. Choose it over higher-commitment peers when booking ease and location matter more than a formal format, named awards, or a splurge-level dining experience.
Kiki's is a New York City venue with a casual dress code and daily hours beginning at 12 PM. The verified profile is intentionally limited: hours and dress code are confirmed, while specific details such as cuisine, menu highlights, pricing, seating, reservations, service format, drinks are not part of the available verified information.
Book it for a relaxed New York City night, not a formal splurge
The practical case for considering Kiki's is direct: it is open daily, with hours from 12–11 PM on Monday and Sunday and 12 PM–12 AM Tuesday through Saturday. Its casual dress code also makes it easier to fit into an unfussy New York City plan. Beyond that, avoid assuming a particular format, price point, or special-occasion style unless you have checked directly with the venue.
Because the verified profile does not include chef credentials, awards, named tasting formats, menu details, or beverage information, the safest read is simple and occasion-led: consider Kiki's when you want a casual New York City option, confirm current details with the venue before making specific plans.
Where it sits against other choices
Bacaro, Corner Bar, Dimes, Shabushabu Mayumon are useful names to compare when you are deciding what kind of meal fits the night. Kiki's should be evaluated on the confirmed basics available here: daily hours and a casual dress code, rather than unverified assumptions about cuisine, price, or service style.
For readers building a wider New York City plan, use our full New York City restaurants guide for more dining options and our full New York City bars guide if the rest of the evening needs more planning. The smart move is to treat Kiki's as a casual New York City option and confirm current details directly before you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I eat at the bar at Kiki's?
Bar seating is not part of the verified information for Kiki's. The confirmed details are that it is in New York City, has a casual dress code, is open 12–11 PM on Monday and Sunday and 12 PM–12 AM Tuesday through Saturday.
How far ahead should I book Kiki's?
Reservation timing is not part of the verified information for Kiki's. If you are planning around a specific date or time, check the venue's official channels directly; the confirmed hours are daily from 12 PM, closing at 11 PM on Monday and Sunday and 12 AM Tuesday through Saturday.
What should I order at Kiki's?
Specific menu details are not part of the verified information for Kiki's. Use the current menu and the venue's official channels for the latest details before you decide what to order.
What are alternatives to Kiki's?
Bacaro, Corner Bar, Dimes, Shabushabu Mayumon are useful comparison points when considering other options. Compare current hours, availability, the kind of outing you want before deciding.
Is Kiki's good for a special occasion?
Kiki's has a casual dress code, so it may fit an easygoing plan better than a formal one. Specific details about atmosphere, pricing, menu format, or private-event suitability are not part of the verified information, so confirm directly if the occasion has particular requirements.
Location
130 Division St, New York, NY 10002
New York City, United States
Compare Kiki's
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kiki's | New York City | , | , |
| Bacaro | New York City | , | , |
| Shabushabu Mayumon | New York City | Japanese | $$$$ |
| Corner Bar | New York City | French | , |
| Dimes | New York City | Asian Fusion | , |
| Corner Bar | Manhattan | French | , |
How Kiki's New York City compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
Try Bacaro for another casual downtown dinner option, especially when value and atmosphere matter more than a defined cuisine lane.
Choose Corner Bar if the occasion needs a French menu and a more put-together room, or Shabushabu Mayumon if the group wants a higher-spend Japanese dinner.
How Kiki's compares nearby
Choose Kiki's when the priority is an easy downtown meal with bar-friendly energy. Shabushabu Mayumon is the higher-commitment choice: Japanese, $$$$, and better suited to a planned dinner where the format matters. Kiki's is the lower-friction option for a spontaneous night.
Corner Bar is the better fit for French food and a more polished room, while Dimes is the smarter cross-shop for an Asian Fusion-leaning meal. Bacaro is the nearest casual- for a downtown evening built around value and atmosphere rather than a formal dining format.
For booking difficulty, Kiki's has the advantage: it is marked easy, so it works better as a flexible plan than Shabushabu Mayumon. For a special occasion, Corner Bar or Shabushabu Mayumon will usually read more intentional; for a relaxed group dinner before drinks, Kiki's is the more practical call.
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