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Nothing Really Matters

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Happy hourNo happy hour on its own menus
Best forMartinis in two sizes · Pizza with cocktails · Late nights to 2am
What to expect✓ Checked November 2026

No published happy hour — the closest thing is a Mini martini at $14 against $22 for the regular, plus $10 beers.

Cocktails run $19, Solid Gold drinks $45, and pizza from See No Evil is served until 11:30pm Monday to Saturday.

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Nothing Really Matters: $14 Mini Martinis and Late Hours Near Times Square

Nothing Really Matters doesn’t publish a happy hour. This cocktail bar at 210 W 50th St, near Times Square, opens at 4pm daily and stays open until 2am Monday to Saturday (12am on Sunday).

The verdict: skip the discount hunt and use the sizing. The martinis come as a Mini for $14 or a Regular for $22, so the Blue Cheese Martini on the Rocks, the Vesper and the El Sucio all drop $8 if you go small. Everything else is full midtown pricing: most cocktails are $19, espresso martinis $22, and the Solid Gold list goes to $45. The catch is that the cheapest alcoholic drink is a $10 beer, and a Mini is a Mini. For an actual deal nearby, try our Times Square happy hour guide.

What to Expect

  • Martinis: Blue Cheese Martini on the Rocks, Upper Crust, Vesper and El Sucio, Mini $14 or Regular $22. A caviar bump is +$10.
  • Cocktails: Midnight Mass (rye, Cynar, fig vermouth) $19, Plus One $19, Granny Smith $19. Frozens are $19, including a Frozen of the Week.
  • No-ABV: Gin-Less Martini, New Fashion, Sorrel and N/A Manhattan, $14 each.
  • Beer and wine: beers $10 (stout $12); wine $16–$18 a glass.
  • Food: See No Evil pizza, Margherita $23, Cheese $23, Pepperoni $26, Bank Robber $28. Snacks from $7 (Ruffles, Doritos, Hot Cheetos), plus nachos $20 and chips and dip $15.

The Bar

The bar’s own pitch is a Times Square cocktail bar with party energy and private events. Pizza is available Monday to Friday 5–11:30pm, Saturday 4–11:30pm and Sunday 4–9:30pm. The nearest trains are 50 St (1) and 50 St (C/E). More cocktail options are in our best cocktail bars in NYC.

More happy hours nearby

Other spots in Theater District, and the full Theater District happy hour guide.

Nothing Really Matters: FAQ

Does Nothing Really Matters have a happy hour?

Not one it publishes. Its menu lists no discounted window. For one nearby, see our Times Square happy hour guide.

How much are drinks at Nothing Really Matters?

Martinis come as a Mini for $14 or a Regular for $22, espresso martinis are $22, most other cocktails are $19, beers are $10 (stout $12), and wine is $16–$18 a glass. Solid Gold cocktails are $45.

Does Nothing Really Matters serve food?

Yes. Pizza from See No Evil is available Monday to Friday 5–11:30pm, Saturday 4–11:30pm and Sunday 4–9:30pm, from $23 for a Margherita. There are also snacks from $7.

What are Nothing Really Matters’ hours?

Monday to Saturday 4pm–2am and Sunday 4pm–12am.

Deal and times last checked November 2026. Details change. Spot something out of date? Tap “Something changed?” on this page.