Restaurant in New York City, United States
The Ivory Peacock
100Pearl PointsLate-night Flatiron
About The Ivory Peacock
Book The Ivory Peacock for a polished Flatiron night when convenience, setting, easy access matter more than a cuisine-specific destination meal. It is strongest for dates, small celebrations, post-work plans; cross-shop Towa for a clearer Japanese $$$ splurge or The Grey Dog—Flatiron for a more casual neighborhood fallback.
The Ivory Peacock is a New York City venue to consider when the plan needs a smart-casual setting and practical timing. Verified details are limited, so this guide focuses on what is confirmed: its city, dress code, operating hours.
The smartest way to plan around The Ivory Peacock is to check the current venue channels before treating it as the centerpiece of a high-stakes night. The confirmed dress code is smart casual, the hours run late on several nights, which can make it useful for evening plans in New York City.
Use it for smart-casual New York City plans, not an unverified dining hook
Recommendation is clearest for guests who want a smart-casual New York City option and need to plan around hours. The Ivory Peacock opens at 4 PM on Monday, at 12 PM Tuesday through Sunday, stays open until midnight or later on most nights, with later closing times on Wednesday through Saturday.
Because no specific cuisine, chef, price tier, menu format, or awards are verified here, this is not the page to treat as a menu-driven decision. If the priority is comparing another option, Towa may be worth considering. If the priority is a casual fallback, The Grey Dog, Flatiron is another option to consider. The Ivory Peacock makes more sense when the plan is built around smart-casual presentation and confirmed late hours.
Plan around confirmed details before making it your big-night default
For a first timer, avoid overloading the booking with assumptions that are not verified here. Start with a smaller plan, especially if menu specifics, service details, or dietary needs matter. Larger groups should check directly with the venue before relying on unconfirmed details.
For readers building a New York City list, this belongs alongside practical citywide options rather than destination-only meals. Cross-shop broader picks in New York City restaurants guide, then use comparison venues to decide how formal the night should feel. If this is part of a longer itinerary, the New York City hotels guide and bars guide can help round out the rest of the plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I wear to The Ivory Peacock?
The verified dress code is smart casual. A neat city-casual or polished evening look is the safest choice for The Ivory Peacock in New York City.
Is The Ivory Peacock good for a special occasion?
It can work if the occasion fits a smart-casual New York City setting and the confirmed hours suit your plan. The Ivory Peacock is open until midnight or later most nights, with later closing times on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. For a different option, Towa is worth comparing.
What should a first-timer know about The Ivory Peacock?
Plan around the verified hours first: it opens at 4 PM on Monday, 12 PM Tuesday through Saturday, 12 PM on Sunday. Closing times are 12 AM Monday and Tuesday, 2 AM Wednesday and Thursday, 3 AM Friday and Saturday, 11 PM Sunday. Other specifics, including cuisine, menu format, price, service details, are not verified here.
Does The Ivory Peacock handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodation details are not verified here, so check directly with the venue before going if your needs are strict. If you are comparing The Ivory Peacock with INDAY or another venue, confirm current details through each venue's official channels.
Is lunch or dinner better at The Ivory Peacock?
The verified hours show that The Ivory Peacock opens at 12 PM Tuesday through Sunday and 4 PM on Monday. No lunch menu, dinner menu, or meal format is verified here, so choose based on timing and confirm current details directly with the venue. For another option, The Grey Dog, Flatiron is a useful comparison.
Location
38 W 26th St, New York, NY 10010
New York City, United States
Compare The Ivory Peacock
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Ivory Peacock | New York City | , | , |
| The Grey Dog, Flatiron | New York City | , | , |
| Mista Oh | New York City | , | , |
| INDAY | New York City | , | , |
| Towa | New York City | Japanese | $$$ |
| Mamazul | New York City | , | , |
How The Ivory Peacock NYC compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if this does not fit
Pick Towa if the group wants a Japanese $$$ dinner with a clearer cuisine brief. Pick The Grey Dog, Flatiron if the night needs to be casual, easy, less occasion-coded.
How it compares in Flatiron
Against The Grey Dog, Flatiron, The Ivory Peacock reads as the more occasion-oriented choice. The Grey Dog is the safer casual fallback for an easy meal; The Ivory Peacock is the better fit when the room and night-out feel matter more than pure utility.
Towa is the clearer pick for diners who want a defined Japanese $$$ meal and are comfortable choosing around that category. The Ivory Peacock is less cuisine-led from the available details, so it works better for mixed groups that need central Manhattan and a flexible plan. INDAY and Mista Oh are stronger cross-shops when the priority is a more specific food lane rather than a polished celebration setting.
Mamazul belongs in the same practical decision set for a social night out. Choose The Ivory Peacock when easy booking and Flatiron convenience carry the decision; choose one of the peers when cuisine clarity or a more casual price signal is the priority.
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