Restaurant in New York City, United States
Yves
100Pearl PointsTribeca timing play
About Yves
Yves is easiest to recommend for a low-friction Tribeca brunch or dinner when location and timing are the priority. Weekend daytime service is the key advantage; for a more defined French or Japanese meal, compare L'abeille à Côté, Muku, or Azabu New York first.
Yves is a New York City venue with evening hours during the week and earlier opening times on Saturday and Sunday. For a first-time visit, the most reliable planning details are the posted hours and the smart-casual dress code. Because no verified cuisine type, chef, price tier, menu format, or named dishes are available here, it is best to plan around timing rather than a specific culinary promise.
Use Yves for a low-friction New York City visit
The current hours make the decision clearer than the menu data does. Yves opens at 5 PM Monday through Friday, with service until 10:30 PM Monday through Wednesday and until midnight on Thursday and Friday. On Saturday, hours run from 11 AM to midnight, on Sunday, from 11 AM to 10:30 PM. With no verified cuisine type, chef, price tier, or named dishes to lean on, this is not the place to choose because a specific tasting menu, counter format, or chef name is the point. Consider it when the time slot works for your plans in New York City.
For readers mapping a wider New York City plan, keep Yves in a practical lane rather than treating it as the anchor for a food-focused trip. For broader research, use Our full New York City restaurants guide, plus Our full New York City hotels guide, Our full New York City bars guide, Our full New York City wineries guide, Our full New York City experiences guide if the visit is part of a larger itinerary.
Where it fits against more defined bookings
If the visit needs a clearer identity, cross-shop before committing. L'abeille à Côté, Muku, Azabu New York, Smith & Mills are useful names to compare when deciding whether Yves is the right fit for the occasion.
For adjacent browsing, compare other New York City dining options generically rather than relying on unverified details about Yves. The verified information here is limited to hours and smart-casual dress, so use the schedule as the main planning anchor.
Quick reference: choose Yves when its New York City location, posted hours, smart-casual dress code fit your plans; compare other venues when cuisine definition or a specific format matters more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an evening or earlier weekend visit better at Yves?
Yves is open Mon–Wed from 5–10:30 PM, Thu–Fri from 5 PM–12 AM, Sat from 11 AM–12 AM, Sun from 11 AM–10:30 PM. The verified hours show earlier opening times on Saturday and Sunday, but no specific lunch menu or brunch offering is verified.
How far ahead should I plan for Yves?
No verified booking window is available. If your plans are time-sensitive, use the posted hours as your guide: weekday service begins at 5 PM, Saturday runs from 11 AM to midnight, Sunday runs from 11 AM to 10:30 PM.
Can Yves accommodate groups?
No verified group-capacity information is available. If your group needs a specific setup, confirm directly before making plans. For comparison, L'abeille à Côté and Smith & Mills are other New York City venues to consider.
What is Yves known for?
The verified information for Yves is limited: it is a New York City venue with smart-casual dress and posted hours throughout the week. No verified cuisine, chef, price tier, or menu format is available here.
Location
385 Greenwich St, New York, NY 10013
New York City, United States
Compare Yves
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yves | New York City | , | , |
| L’abeille à Côté | New York City | French | $$$$ |
| Muku | Manhattan | Japanese | , |
| Muku | New York City | , | , |
| Azabu New York | New York City | , | , |
| Smith & Mills | New York City | , | , |
How Yves NYC compares with similar nearby venues.
Also Consider
- L'abeille à Côté, French, $$$$
- Muku, Japanese, Japanese
- Muku, Notable alternative
- Azabu New York, Notable alternative
- Smith & Mills, Notable alternative
How Yves compares in Tribeca and nearby New York City
Yves is the easier call when the plan needs Tribeca convenience and flexible evening timing rather than a highly specific cuisine brief. L'abeille à Côté is the clearer splurge choice because it has a defined French, $$$$ positioning; choose that when price tier and cuisine are part of the occasion.
Muku and Azabu New York make more sense for Japanese-leaning plans, especially when the group wants the meal style to drive the booking. Yves is more useful when the group is mixed, the exact cuisine matters less, the downtown location carries the decision.
Smith & Mills is the closest practical cross-shop for a relaxed downtown feel. Pick Smith & Mills if atmosphere is the priority; pick Yves if weekend brunch hours or a Greenwich Street plan make the logistics cleaner.
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