Finding quality late-night dining in New York City has become increasingly difficult post-pandemic, but vibrant culinary options still thrive after midnight for those who know where to look. Night owls can enjoy classic French cuisine at L'Express, Latin fusion dishes at the bustling 24-hour Coppelia, historic steak frites at Minetta Tavern, eclectic international plates until 2 a.m. at Blue Ribbon Brasserie, late-night Chinese fare at the Eldridge Street Store, elevated Tex-Mex at Williamsburg's revived Kellogg’s Diner, or round-the-clock Korean barbecue at Miss Korea BBQ near the Empire State Building.