Open late, every night
Late-Night Pizza in the East Village, Until 4am
East Village Pizza at 145 1st Avenue and 9th Street is open until 4am Sunday through Wednesday and 5am Thursday through Saturday. The kitchen serves the full menu until close, and slices start at $4.99.
Our Hours
Sunday–Wednesday
11am to 4am
Thursday–Saturday
11am to 5am
Full Menu Until Close
Slices, whole pies, calzones and garlic knots, same as at lunch.
Pickup or Delivery
Walk in, call (212) 529-4545, or order on Grubhub, Seamless, Uber Eats or DoorDash.
Where to Find Us After Midnight
We're on the corner of 1st Avenue and East 9th Street. From St. Marks Place it's a 3-minute walk, from the Astor Place 6 train 4 minutes, and from Tompkins Square Park 6 minutes.
Regulars stop in after a show at Comedy Cellar, a night at Webster Hall or a drink at McSorley's, and NYU students order from the dorms.
What to Order at 2am
Same 72-hour cold-fermented dough, same Baker's Pride deck oven we use all day.
- A cheese slice ($4.99), or a Margherita or pepperoni slice ($6.89)
- Garlic knots, six for $4.75
- For the table, a whole 18-inch pie from $27.99, or the double-stacked pizza for $47
Want more ideas for the night? Read our guide to late-night eats in NYC, or see all our prices.
Is Late-Night Pizza Fresh?
Yes. The ovens stay on until close, and the kitchen serves the full menu the whole time. Late-night pizza is made the same way as lunch: the same 72-hour cold-fermented dough, stretched by hand and baked on the stone of our Baker's Pride deck oven.
As owner Frank Kabatas put it in his post about staying open late: “The clock doesn't change how we make pizza.”
Who Comes In After Midnight
Many kitchens close around midnight. We keep the ovens on until 4am, and 5am Thursday through Saturday, because the East Village is still out. In Frank's words: “New York never really sleeps, and neither should great pizza.”
After midnight the counter serves NYU students, hospital workers coming off shift, musicians after a gig, restaurant staff finishing late shifts, and visitors still exploring the city. Some grab a cheese slice before the subway; others share a whole pie after a night out.
Feeding a Group at 2am
- A whole 18-inch pie, 8 slices, starts at $27.99
- The Pizza Party Bundle: three 18-inch pies (cheese, pepperoni and Margherita) for $80
- The double-stacked pizza: two full pies baked as one, $47
Late-night favorites at the counter, in Frank's words: cheese, pepperoni, Buffalo chicken, Margherita, the Sicilian square and the double-stacked.
Late-Night on a Budget
- A cheese slice and a can of soda: $7.24 before tax
- Six garlic knots with marinara: $4.75
- Split an 18-inch cheese pie ($27.99) four ways: about $7 each for two slices
See every price on our NYC pizza prices page.
Getting Here and Getting Home
- 1st Avenue L train: 3-minute walk
- Astor Place 6 train: 4-minute walk
- Street parking on 1st Avenue; the closest garage is Icon Parking at 110 East 9th Street
- Open 365 days a year. Hours can vary on major holidays, so call (212) 529-4545 on those days
Late-Night Pizza — Frequently Asked Questions
Are you open late?+
Yes. We're open Sunday through Wednesday from 11am to 4am, and Thursday through Saturday from 11am to 5am — one of the few pizzerias in Manhattan still serving fresh slices into the early morning.
What time does the kitchen close?+
We serve food until close — 4am Sunday through Wednesday and 5am Thursday through Saturday. Same menu all day and night.
Can I get pizza delivered late at night?+
Yes. During our hours you can order delivery through Grubhub, Seamless, Uber Eats or DoorDash, or call (212) 529-4545. Each app sets its own delivery area, fees and times, so check your address in the app before you order. Late at night, delivery times can also depend on how many couriers are out.
Are you open on holidays?+
Yes, we're open 365 days a year. Hours may vary on major holidays — call ahead at (212) 529-4545 to confirm.
Is there parking near East Village Pizza?+
Street parking is available on 1st Avenue. The closest garage is Icon Parking at 110 E 9th St. We recommend the subway — Astor Place (6 train) is a 4-minute walk, or 1st Avenue (L train) is a 3-minute walk.
Is the pizza fresh late at night?+
Yes. The ovens stay on until close, and late-night pizza is made the same way as at lunch: 72-hour cold-fermented dough, baked in our Baker's Pride deck oven.
What's the closest subway to East Village Pizza?+
The 1st Avenue L train stop is a 3-minute walk, and the Astor Place 6 train is 4 minutes away.
Still Up? So Are We.
Open until 4am Sunday–Wednesday and 5am Thursday–Saturday at 145 1st Avenue.
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