Lord’s

Greenwich Village British Restaurant What to Expect
Address506 LaGuardia Place, Greenwich Village
Happy HourNo happy hour
Phone(929) 398-5433
Best forDate night and elevated British bistro dining
What to Expect ✓ Verified June 2026
No happy hour — Lord’s is a refined English nose-to-tail bistro built around a deep wine list and a cult off-menu burger, with no discounted drink window. There’s no documented happy hour at Lord’s. It’s a dinner-and-brunch destination with a serious wine program and cocktails, priced as an upscale bistro rather than a deal spot. Go for the food and the room, and if you can, chase down the famous off-menu burger.

Lord’s: An Elegant English Bistro in Greenwich Village

From chefs Ed Szymanski and Patricia Howard, the duo behind nearby Dame, Lord’s is a modern English nose-to-tail bistro on LaGuardia Place. Since opening in 2022 it’s landed on best-new-restaurant lists and in the Michelin Guide, trading in cozy banquettes, a disco-leaning soundtrack, and a genuinely serious wine cellar.

The cooking is refined but playful: Scotch eggs, oysters Kirkpatrick, deviled crab, steak and chips, and a legendary off-menu burger that only a dozen or so lucky diners get each night. It’s a date-night and special-occasion room, so book ahead through Resy and come ready to eat well.

What to Expect

Lord’s does not have a happy hour. It’s an upscale British bistro focused on dinner and weekend brunch, with a deep wine list and cocktails but no discounted drink window on record. Plan a full meal rather than a quick after-work stop.

The Room

A cozy, elegant-but-playful English bistro of around 60 seats, full of banquettes and intimate nooks, with a disco-heavy playlist and a serious wine list. The mood is refined yet fun, ideal for dates and celebrations.

Who Lord’s Is For

OccasionWhy It Works
Date nightA cozy, romantic bistro with banquettes, a great wine list, and a playful disco soundtrack.
Special occasionsBest-new-restaurant accolades and a Michelin Guide nod make it a fitting celebration spot.
Wine loversThe deep, thoughtfully built wine cellar is a genuine draw for the table.
Burger huntersThe cult off-menu burger, made in tiny nightly numbers, is worth angling for.

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Lord’s FAQ

Does Lord’s have a happy hour?
No happy hour is documented. It’s an upscale British bistro with a wine and cocktail program but no discounted drink window.

Who is behind Lord’s?
Chefs Ed Szymanski and Patricia Howard, the team behind the nearby restaurant Dame. Lord’s opened in 2022.

What is Lord’s known for?
Modern English nose-to-tail cooking, a deep wine list, and a famous off-menu burger made in small numbers each night.

Do I need a reservation?
Yes, it’s recommended. Book through Resy; weekend brunch and dinner both fill up.

Happy hour times and deals last verified June 2026. Details can change — confirm with Lord’s before visiting for a specific deal.

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