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09/03/2026
Something new on the walls from 9 September. Save this post as a reminder!
Chadwick Arcinue’s paintings live at 87 Ludlow until the 30th. Colour, texture, taste, the things people come here for anyway.
Opening reception on the 9th, 5 to 7pm. Light bites and refreshments, and the kitchen open after.
09/03/2026
Chorizo, kesong puti, anchovy and ikura on toast. September 5 to 13 2026 for the Despanya Pintxo Crawl .
The Spanish half and the Filipino half of this kitchen, stacked on one piece of bread.
This is our pintxo for the Despaña Pintxo Crawl, . Fifteen restaurants, one pintxo each, A pintxo comes with a bottle of Estrella Galicia or a pour of Cueva Nueva vermouth. Served at the bar, 3 to 7pm daily, no reservation.
Doing the crawl? Tell us in the comments where you’re starting and we’ll send you the map.
Full lineup and routes at sinem kara
08/31/2026
He moves quicker than the room does, and he’s kind in a way you only notice on the walk home ✨
This is Antonio. He’s having a difficult time, because you haven’t booked a table for this week yet 💁🏽♂️
Come and meet him. Tuesday to Saturday at 87 Ludlow 🍽️
Book a table, link in bio.
08/27/2026
They have been ordering the same thing long enough, that the kitchen sees it coming as soon as they come through the door. 🍛👩🏻🤝👩🏽
Swipe through each slide to listen why our regulars Rose, Reese, Raffy and Mark ask from the kitchen each time they’re in 🧾
We’re open from Tuesday to Saturday. Book a table in the link in bio.
Rose seated at the chef’s table, a plate of Pulpo Romesco in front of her and the family. Charred Octopus with 87 ludlow’s red romesco sauce, served as a starter.
Raffy at the bar with a glass of white wine a bowl of crab congee beside him: warm, light, towards the tail end of service.
Mark at a table with a pan of paella sizzling between him and the people he is eating with rice and seafood still in the pan.
Reese watching bone marrow being torched over steak fried rice. The flame close to the bone as smoke rises in the dining room.
08/27/2026
They have been ordering the same thing long enough, that the kitchen sees it coming as soon as they come through the door. 🍛👫
Swipe through each slide to listen why our regulars Rose, Reese, Raffy and Mark ask from the kitchen each time they’re in 🧾
We’re open from Tuesday to Saturday. Book a table in the link in bio.
Rose seated at the chef’s table, a plate of pool, Mesco in front of her in the family. Charred Octopus with 87 ludlow’s red romesco sauce, served as a starter.
Raffi at the bar with a glass of white wine a bowl of crab congee beside him: warm, light, towards the tail end of service.
Mark at the table with a pound of beer between him and the people eating with rice and seafood still in the pan. 87 Ludlow made him a fan of Paella.
Reese watching bone marrow being torched over steak fried rice. The flame close to the bone as smoke rises in the dining room.
08/27/2026
They have been ordering the same thing long enough, that the kitchen sees it coming as they come through the door. 🍛👫
Swipe through each slide to hear why our regulars Rose, Reese, Raffy and Mark ask from the kitchen each time they’re in. 🧾
We’re open from Tuesday to Saturday, reserve a table through the link in bio.
08/21/2026
Three years ago Mark would have told you he’s never liked paella. Then he walked into 87 Ludlow. 🥘
Some things you have to be talked into. This one took a plate.
Your paella is ready, book a table today. Link in bio! 🍽️
08/18/2026
Everything chef Nikko just offered Leo, you can have today on a Tuesday. Filipino-Spanish tapas on the Lower East Side, plus you skip the crowd.
Book your table in the resy link in our bio!
08/15/2026
This is how 87 Ludlow before service. Candles being lit, glasses set, the bar ready and the doors about to open. It’s where every good night here starts. 🌙🥂
This is first of a few posts. There are more faces in 87 Ludlow. Welcome back! ❤️✨
Chef Nikko calling dishes in the kitchen. Kitchen Commander by day, Cheers Commander post-service. Every plate that reaches your table passed him first. ✨🤌🏼
Mahalia talking with guests at their table. Double major in hospitality and public relations. Officially she seats you, realistically you end up in a spirited topic about food and life. 👐🏼 ✨
Lambert greeting guests and working the floor. Floor General by day, party starter by night. Genuinely knows people. He’ll make a first visit feel like a fifth and keep the night alive after doors close.
Sebastian working the bar. He’s the Head of Whatever’s Needed. Drinks, admin, front of house, and whatever came up in the last ten minutes. Seb is somehow in the right place at the right time.
08/12/2026
He claps, the kitchen answers. Our very own Chef Diego, starting service with a flick of his wrists.
08/10/2026
Say hello to the 87 Ludlow crew ✨
The familiar faces of your Lower East Side tapas bar, here to pour the wine and keep the plates coming 🍷
07/31/2026
No better feeling than seeing the first wave of tickets roll in. We’re ready for another packed weekend. Live music at the bar, of course ✨
Address
87 Ludlow Street
New York, NY
10002
For public transport, take the subway to the Delancey Street-Essex Street station. From there, walk east on Delancey Street and turn left onto Ludlow Street.
If driving, take the FDR Drive to the Houston Street exit. Continue west on Houston Street and turn right onto Ludlow Street. There are parking garages available in the area for a fee.
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
5pm - 11pm |
| Thursday |
5pm - 11pm |
| Friday |
5pm - 12am |
| Saturday |
5pm - 12am |
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What people say
87 Ludlow NYC is a tapas bar and restaurant that beautifully combines Spanish influence with Filipino flavors to create a unique and unforgettable dining experience. Located on Ludlow Street, this gem of a restaurant offers a menu filled with delicious and creative dishes that showcase the best of both cuisines.
One standout dish that has garnered rave reviews is the paella negra, a true masterpiece topped with octopus, scallops, shrimp, chorizo on a bed of squid ink bomba rice. The flavors are perfectly balanced, leaving diners in awe of the culinary expertise behind each bite.
Another must-try item on the menu is the Pork Belly Adobo Kebabs, which take center stage with their succulent and flavorful meat. But don't overlook the bed of adobo rice underneath, soaked in the rich juices used to braise the pork, adding an extra layer of depth to the dish.
For those looking for something new and exciting, the Humba Buns are a delightful surprise. Braised pork belly nestled in milk buns, accompanied by cherry peppers and pickled cucumber - a harmonious blend of flavors that will leave you craving more.
And let's not forget about the truffle scallops, marinated in yuzu and served on a bed of mushroom truffle sauce topped with masago. This dish is a true indulgence for seafood lovers, offering a symphony of tastes that dance on your palate with each bite.
With such an enticing menu and inviting atmosphere, 87 Ludlow NYC is the perfect spot to treat yourself to an unforgettable meal shared with loved ones. Whether you're craving traditional favorites or innovative creations, this tapas bar and restaurant delivers exceptional quality and flavor that will keep you coming back for more. Make sure to secure your reservations through Resy and experience culinary bliss at 87 Ludlow NYC.