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SINCE THE 1890S
Ring the bell in Cortlandt Alley, descend a narrow back staircase, and find yourself in the basement of an 1890's building—a former button and ribbon factory. Saint Tuesday offers a unique connection to the neighborhood's past. As Tribeca has evolved, we've embraced the spirit of change while honoring the history that shapes our space and sound.
Our cocktail menu is intentionally simple—focused on fresh, quality ingredients and modern variations of American classics. Juices are squeezed fresh to order, spirits are never infused, and every drink highlights the possibilities of a few exceptional components.
The Music Ledger
$10 per person cover charge. Reservations encouraged.

Classic Brazilian Chorinho, Samba and Bossa Nova standards duo led by 7-string guitar maestro Cesar Garabini, alongside Dominique Gagné on flute (8–10:30pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz duo led by Leo Larratt on guitar alongside Mikey Migliore on upright bass (8:30–11pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz trio led by guitarist Joe Wittman, alongside upright bass and drums (8:30–11pm)
Featuring the Kate Curran Quartet and burlesque by Nikki Bellanova (9pm–12:30am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz and bebop quartet led by guitar maestro Pasquale Grasso, alongside Stefano Doglioni on bass clarinet, Ari Roland on bass and Keith Balla on drums (9pm–12:30am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz and hard-bop quartet led by drummer Will Terrill, alongside trumpet, saxophone and upright bass (9pm–12:30am)
Blues, Jazz and Americana classics played and sang by guitarist/vocalist Tom Larsen, in-residency every other Sunday (8–10:30pm)
Blues, R&B, Soul and Americana classics duo led by guitarist and harmonica maestro Noè Socha, alongside special guest accompanist, in-residency every other Monday (8–10:30pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz duo led by upright bassist Koji Cassetta, alongside guitar (8:30–11pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz trio led by tenor saxophonist Vito Dieterle, alongside upright bass and guitar (8:30–11pm)
Featuring the Kate Curran Quartet and burlesque by Nikki Bellanova (9pm–12:30am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz trio led by drummer Josh Davis, alongside guitar and upright bass (9pm–12:30am)
Featuring burlesque, live DJ and open bar — ticketed event (9pm–2am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz duo led by guitarist Greg Ruggiero, alongside upright bass (8–10:30pm)
Straight-ahead jazz and Brazilian standards duo led by guitarist Vinicius Gomes, alongside upright bass (8–10:30pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz, gypsy and Brazilian classics duo led by Finnish guitar maestro Olli Soikkeli, alongside special guest on guitar (8:30–11pm)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz trio led by guitarist Joe Wittman, alongside upright bass and drums (8:30–11pm)
Featuring the Broadway Brassy Quartet and burlesque by Nikki Bellanova (9pm–12:30am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz and bebop quartet led by guitar maestro Pasquale Grasso, alongside Stefano Doglioni on bass clarinet, Ari Roland on bass and Keith Balla on drums (9pm–12:30am)
Straight-ahead and modern jazz and hard-bop quartet led by drummer Will Terrill, alongside trumpet, saxophone and upright bass (9pm–12:30am)
Blues, Jazz and Americana classics played and sang by guitarist/vocalist Tom Larsen, in-residency every other Sunday (8–10:30pm)
Schedule is subject to change. Follow us on social for the latest updates.

Private Events
From intimate gatherings to full buyouts, Saint Tuesday offers a one-of-a-kind setting for your private event. Our subterranean space, live jazz, and expert bartenders create an unforgettable experience.
Tell us about your event and we'll be in touch shortly to craft something extraordinary.
In the Media
Word of Mouth
4.3 on Yelp · 4.2 on TripAdvisor
“Super vibey place with well-crafted cocktails to match! An amazing post-dinner spot — great drink recommendations from the staff.”
Yelp Review
“Great low key spot for live music and cocktails!”
Guest Review
“Best speakeasy in Tribeca, hands down.”
Guest Recommendation
“The intimate space is dimly lit and comes to life when live music fills the cave-like room.”
Eater NY