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55 Bond St, New York, NY 10012
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Fish Cheeks is a festive, plant-filled Thai seafood restaurant in NoHo known for whole fried fish, seafood-forward Thai dishes, and a lively bar and cocktail scene. That popularity, combined with a relatively compact dining room, is why tables and bar seats can be hard to land without planning ahead.
The restaurant takes reservations through Resy, and reviewers consistently suggest booking in advance rather than walking in, especially for weekend dinner. Walk-in diners -- particularly those hoping for a bar seat -- report waits during peak hours, so arriving right at opening, during the noon-6pm happy hour window, or securing a Resy reservation ahead of time are the more dependable ways to avoid standing around.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
Reservations: Fish Cheeks accepts reservations for indoor dining and books tables through Resy, per the restaurant's own reservations page; parties of 8-14 should email [email protected], and parties of 15+ should use the private events page.
Walk-ins: Fish Cheeks holds a limited number of tables for walk-in guests, per its reservations page, though it does not detail typical wait times or procedures.
Reviewers describe walk-in waits as a regular part of the experience here, especially for bar seating during peak dinner hours -- booking ahead is the more reliable route than walking in. (No live damnlines camera here yet — this is reported guidance, not a live count.)
Yes, Fish Cheeks takes reservations through Resy.com. Because tables can book up well in advance -- particularly on weekends -- reserving ahead of time is recommended over showing up as a walk-in.
Fish Cheeks is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, roughly noon-3:15pm and 5-10:15pm (until 11:15pm Friday and Saturday), with a happy hour running noon-6pm. Hours can change, so it's worth confirming on the restaurant's own site before visiting.
It's a festive Thai restaurant in NoHo known for whole fried fish and seafood-forward Thai dishes, along with a lively bar and cocktail scene that keeps tables in demand.
We don't have live wait data for this venue yet, but reviewers generally point to early dinner (right at opening or around 5pm) or the noon-6pm happy hour window as calmer than Friday/Saturday prime dinner hours -- and booking on Resy in advance avoids the walk-in wait entirely.
Fish Cheeks holds a limited number of tables for walk-in guests, according to its reservations page, though it doesn't specify wait times or how busy walk-in availability typically is.
Sources: Yelp — Fish Cheeks · Fish Cheeks NYC — Hours & Locations · Fish Cheeks official site — Reservations page