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Mo Pitkins was a storied multi-story venue in the East Village, known for its intimate upstairs cabaret with seating for about 65 and a combined restaurant and bar downstairs. Located at 34 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009, the space hosted notable events such as CMJ Music Marathon showcases in 2006 and a closing party in October 2007 featuring artists like Moby and Penny Arcade. While the original venue ceased operations in 2007 and the space later became Aces & Eights and other uses, this page preserves the historical context and provides practical planning details for similar East Village nights out. Whether you’re researching vintage NYC music history or planning a future night in the area, this guide covers seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan with ease.

Important: Mo Pitkins is described here for historical reference. If you’re seeking current venue experiences in the East Village, we offer updated listings for live music venues, cabaret spaces, and related entertainment options with comparable intimate atmospheres.

Seating at Mo Pitkins included an upstairs cabaret room with approximately 65 seats, complemented by a downstairs restaurant and bar space. Today, visitors planning East Village nights should consider nearby venues with similar intimate vibes and reliable accessibility. We’ve gathered practical details to help you plan: parking options, transit access, and nearby hotels and dining to enhance your visit. We’ve also highlighted affiliate partners for trusted hotel stays and dining recommendations—making it easier to secure accommodations and reservations with confidence.

Venue Details and Experience

  • Address: 34 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009
  • Venue type: Multi-story space combining restaurant, bar, and performance venue; upstairs cabaret seating (~65)
  • Capacity: ~150 total across the venue
  • Historical note: Hosted notable events like CMJ Music Marathon showcases (2006) and the Oct 2007 closing party featuring Moby and Penny Arcade
  • Status: Mo Pitkins ceased operation in 2007; space later became Aces & Eights and other uses

Parking

Parking is limited in the East Village. Street parking is available, but space can be competitive. Nearby parking garages offer hourly and daily rates. Pre-booking is recommended when planning an evening out in this area.

Transit and Getting There

The venue sits in the Delancey Street area, with multiple subway options nearby. Transit routes commonly used include connections to the F, M, J, and Z lines near Delancey Street, providing convenient access from across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Consider rideshares for a hassle-free arrival after an evening out.

Nearby Hotels

  • The Bowery Hotel — 335 Bowery
  • The Ludlow Hotel — 180 Ludlow St
  • Hotel Indigo Lower East Side — 171 Ludlow St

Nearby Restaurants and Dining Options

  • Nearby eateries along Avenue A and the Bowery offer a range of casual to refined dining options for pre- or post-show meals.

Affiliate Partner Recommendations

For easier planning, we partner with trusted hotels and dining options in the area. Use affiliate links to reserve rooms and secure dining reservations with confidence. If you’d like specific recommendations, we can tailor options to your dates and budget.

Nearby Resources

  • Official venue history and context: [Historical sources and archived listings]
  • Transit planning: Check MTA schedules and service changes for the Delancey Street corridor

Note: This page preserves Mo Pitkins’ historical context and provides practical guidance for those looking to explore the East Village’s cabaret and live music past and present. If you’re seeking current venues, we’re ready to help you find similar intimate spaces with up-to-date listings and easy purchasing options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 34 Avenue A, New York, NY 10009.
  • Total capacity around 150; upstairs cabaret seating of about 65 seats.
  • Venue type: multi-story space that combined restaurant, bar, and performance venue; upstairs cabaret room seated ~65.
  • Notable events: CMJ Music Marathon 2006 showcases; closing party in Oct 2007 with artists like Moby and Penny Arcade.
  • Demolished/renamed: space later became Aces & Eights (bar) and other uses; Mo Pitkins as a venue ceased operation in 2007.
  • Parking: limited street parking; nearby garages exist; pre-booking recommended in the East Village.
  • Transit: near Delancey Street area with multiple subway options; LoopNet notes proximity to F/M/J/Z lines at Delancey Street.
  • Nearby hotels: The Bowery Hotel (335 Bowery), The Ludlow Hotel (180 Ludlow St), Hotel Indigo Lower East Side (171 Ludlow St).