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title: "When Do Dear Irving Gramercy Reservations Open?"
description: "Dear Irving Gramercy is a Cocktail Bar restaurant in Gramercy, New York ($$) that takes reservations on Resy."
canonical: "https://dinnerelite.com/reservations/5273"
last-updated: 2026-08-25
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# When Do Dear Irving Gramercy Reservations Open?

Dear Irving Gramercy is a Cocktail Bar restaurant in Gramercy, New York ($$) that takes reservations on Resy.

On DinnerElite's booking-window estimate, tables at Dear Irving Gramercy are claimed an average of 9 days before the reservation date. That estimate comes from the restaurant's published release window where it states one, and is modeled from price tier and neighborhood where it does not.

## Good to know before you book

Dear Irving Gramercy takes reservations on Resy and recommends them, but the useful fact for this Gramercy cocktail bar is that it holds most of its seats for walk-ins (we checked in mid-July 2026). Walk-ins are seated at the bar as space opens, so an early weeknight arrival is a genuine plan when the Resy calendar looks full. Friday and Saturday are the exception, when you should book ahead or expect a wait for a stool. Because it is a bar rather than a dining room, the door stays friendlier to an unplanned drink than most rooms this in demand.

## How to get in

Book the moment the reservation window opens on Resy, or set a free DinnerElite alert: it watches Dear Irving Gramercy around the clock and emails you the instant a matching table opens, whether from a fresh release or a cancellation. DinnerElite sends alerts and never books automatically.

## Links

- Full guide: https://dinnerelite.com/reservations/5273
- Set a free alert for this restaurant: https://dinnerelite.com/tools/reservation-alerts
- Book directly: https://resy.com/cities/new-york-ny/venues/dear-irving-gramercy

_DinnerElite (https://dinnerelite.com) is a reservation-alert service for NYC's hardest-to-book restaurants. This document mirrors the page at https://dinnerelite.com/reservations/5273 for AI and plain-text readers._