New York City Expands Late-Night Dining, Fitness and Nightlife Options

New York City businesses have lengthened operating hours in recent months as pandemic restrictions receded. Restaurants, gyms and bars now advertise service through early morning hours at multiple Manhattan and Brooklyn locations. Jessica Heaven, a musician and event planner who has lived in the city for ten years, described the change in an interview with the New York Post.

She said the pandemic shifted priorities toward health and fitness before late-night socializing returned.

The Donut Pub operates two 24-hour locations at 740 Broadway and 203 West 14th Street, selling peanut-free and gluten-free options. Coppelia at 207 West 14th Street serves Cuban-American dishes and desserts at all hours. The restaurant opened in 2011 and maintains counter and booth seating.

Gym maintains four locations in Brooklyn, West Harlem, Upper East Side and Lower East Side. Members paying $125 monthly or $1,250 annually can access the facilities at any hour. S&S Strength Gym operates 24-hour locations in Williamsburg and Bushwick.

Day passes cost $25 and monthly memberships are $139. Solace Strength & Social Club provides 24-hour access to all-access members and offers HYROX training along with personal training.

York at 289 10th Avenue stays open until 4 a.m. on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. General admission starts at $30 and bottle service reaches $5,500.