Spring Lounge

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You make it to 100, and this is how they send you off. 🌧️
09/26/2026

You make it to 100, and this is how they send you off. 🌧️

Remember when our outdoor seating was all the rage? Now it’s mostly a distant memory—except for that one gloriously chao...
09/19/2026

Remember when our outdoor seating was all the rage? Now it’s mostly a distant memory—except for that one gloriously chaotic time of year.

Once a year, the rules take a little vacation, and the Feast of San Gennaro takes over Mulberry Street. Our outdoor seating makes its triumphant return for a limited time only.


And just to be clear: we didn’t choose to say goodbye to our outdoor seating. Changes to the rules for this area made that decision for us. If you’d like to see our tables return, help us keep fighting for them. Reach out to your City Council member. 😉🦈

Twenty-five years ago today, New York City—and the world—changed forever.On September 11, 2001, thousands of innocent pe...
09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago today, New York City—and the world—changed forever.

On September 11, 2001, thousands of innocent people lost their lives, including first responders who ran toward the danger while others were trying desperately to escape it. Countless more lost loved ones, their homes, their sense of safety, or parts of themselves that could never be recovered.

As the chaos unfolded downtown, people fled north through the streets of Lower Manhattan, covered in dust and fear, looking for somewhere—anywhere—to stop and gather. Bars, restaurants, churches, stores, and other neighborhood spaces became places of refuge, offering water, shelter, telephones, and a moment of safety amid the uncertainty.

Twenty-five years later, we remember the people we lost, the families and communities forever changed, and the extraordinary acts of humanity that emerged in the midst of unimaginable tragedy.

Today, we remember September 11, 2001, and all those whose lives were changed forever.

In loving memory of all the souls we lost. ❤️

Never forget.

Welcome to the club, Stacy — member 356! 🦈🍻 Stacy came in with a very enthusiastic cheering section, and we’re always ha...
09/09/2026

Welcome to the club, Stacy — member 356! 🦈🍻 Stacy came in with a very enthusiastic cheering section, and we’re always happy to see a new member with such a strong support system. Thanks for making it a celebration and welcome to the Early Morning Drinkers Society!

For the uninitiated: The Early Morning Drinkers Society is a Spring Lounge tradition dating back to August 7, 2014. Stop by between 8AM–2PM Monday through Friday, grab a punch card, and after 15 visits you officially become a member of the club, complete with an EMDS T-shirt and a celebration. There are now over 300 members of this highly regarded society.

A big shoutout to mia escalante ♡ and Chris Almaguer who chose to spend their very first legal drink at Spring Lounge, t...
08/30/2026

A big shoutout to mia escalante ♡ and Chris Almaguer who chose to spend their very first legal drink at Spring Lounge, thanks to a recommendation from one of their dads, whose friend used to work here.

We wish every 21-year-old came into the world of legal drinking with the same good manners, good sense and general thoughtfulness as these two. Congratulations on officially being able to order that first drink — and we are so happy that you chose to spend the occasion with us! 🦈

Song: Welcome to the Jungle by Guns n Roses

Across much of America, bars close at 1 or 2 AM. In New York State, the State Liquor Authority sets the maximum hours fo...
08/29/2026

Across much of America, bars close at 1 or 2 AM. In New York State, the State Liquor Authority sets the maximum hours for alcohol sales, but counties can adopt earlier closing times if they choose. Manhattan has long remained one of the places where licensed bars can legally serve until 4 AM, making it part of the city’s identity as much as the subway or the skyline.

New York’s 4 AM closing time is practically sacred.

It isn’t just about drinking later. It changes how people experience the city. Dinner starts later. Shows end later. Conversations last longer. The night isn’t rushed.

It’s one of those little things that quietly makes New York...New York.

Welcome to the club, members 340, 341 & 342–Maria Doug and Baylor Baylor ! 🍻🦈 Thank you three for sharing your photos wi...
08/26/2026

Welcome to the club, members 340, 341 & 342–Maria Doug and Baylor Baylor ! 🍻🦈 Thank you three for sharing your photos with us. Nothing better than seeing the club through the eyes of the people who make it what it is. Welcome aboard!

For the uninitiated: The Early Morning Drinkers Society is a Spring Lounge tradition dating back to August 7, 2014. Stop by between 8AM–2PM Monday through Friday, grab a punch card, and after 15 visits you officially become a member of the club, complete with an EMDS T-shirt and a celebration. There are now over 300 members of this increasingly questionable but highly regarded society.

📸: Baylor

Good morning Nolita 😉🦈
08/22/2026

Good morning Nolita 😉🦈

Stay out late.
08/22/2026

Stay out late.

The best conversations happen after midnight.
08/15/2026

The best conversations happen after midnight.

Thank you Antony Zito for doing a killer job cleaning up our beloved mural! 🙏🏼🙌🦈
08/12/2026

Thank you Antony Zito for doing a killer job cleaning up our beloved mural! 🙏🏼🙌🦈

Ever wonder why New York’s last call is 4 AM?Long before New York became a nightlife capital, it was an industrial city ...
08/08/2026

Ever wonder why New York’s last call is 4 AM?

Long before New York became a nightlife capital, it was an industrial city running around the clock. Dockworkers unloaded ships overnight. Bakers started before dawn. Newspaper presses ran through the night. Actors left the theater after midnight. Musicians packed up long after everyone else had gone home.

When your shift ended at 2 AM, you still needed somewhere to gather.

After Prohibition ended in 1933, New York created the State Liquor Authority, which established statewide rules for alcohol sales. New York City ultimately retained some of the latest legal serving hours in the country, allowing on-premises establishments to serve until 4 AM on most nights.

The city that never sleeps wasn’t built by people who stayed out late.

It was built by people who never stopped working.

What a day! 🦈🍻A huge thank you to everyone who came out and made yesterday’s Jaws day such a blast. We loved spending th...
08/06/2026

What a day! 🦈🍻

A huge thank you to everyone who came out and made yesterday’s Jaws day such a blast. We loved spending the day celebrating one of our favorite movies with all of you.

Special thanks to our friends at Narragansett B**r NYC Narragansett B**r for the awesome giveaways and to Christopher Shaw Myers for sharing his book and helping make the day that much more memorable.

It doesn’t matter why. Bad date? Great date? Off work? Weird day? Can’t sleep? Celebrating? Avoiding laundry?If you’re n...
08/04/2026

It doesn’t matter why. Bad date? Great date? Off work? Weird day? Can’t sleep? Celebrating? Avoiding laundry?

If you’re not done...

We’ll be here. Until 4AM. Always. 🦈🍻

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48 Spring Street (Corner Of Mulberry St)
New York, NY
10012

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4am
Tuesday 8am - 4am
Wednesday 8am - 4am
Thursday 8am - 4am
Friday 8am - 4am
Saturday 8am - 4am
Sunday 10am - 4am

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