The best late-night delivery in NYC

When a shawarma shop also delivers burritos and chocolate-chip pancakes with turkey sausage, you know that place is delivering at crazy hours of the night—and is probably located in Bushwick. Bushwick Pita Palace is there to feed your munchies until 1:30am.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with a cup of gourmet coffee and a delicious baked good—Black Forest Cake anyone? —at Omonia. The popular Manhattan cafe recently opened a Brooklyn outpost and, while they serve diner food as well, the desserts (caramel cake, oreo cheesecake) are the way to go, with delivery until 2:30am.

This classic New York vendor delivers more than 15 varieties of hot dogs—even a veggie dog!—and their famous papaya juice until 11pm. Broke after a night out? You can get a combo (two franks with unlimited toppings and a drink) for $7.50.

Did you know one of the most talked about pizza stands in NYC delivers whole pies, salads, calzones, garlic sticks and sodas until 4am? Now you really do know New York is the city that never sleeps.

Breakfast? Lunch? Dinner? Whatever you’ve got a taste for, Jax serves it up. From pancakes and omelets to pastas and burgers, this family owned diner will feed you until 2am—just like your mom does when you come home for holidays.

Sometimes, you’re just craving a gooey toasted panini. Right? Hit up Tost, which serves melts like cubanos, tuna melts and mozzarella-and-tomato sammies. Other options for 24-hour delivery include a burrito bowl, salad or quesadilla.

Indulging in seemingly every type of food imaginable, at all hours of the day, is the stuff NYC is made of. Waffles? Check. Huevos Rancheros? Check. Teriyaki sticks, stuffed grape leaves and linguini with clam sauce? Check, check and check.

After dark, this old-school Brooklyn diner tends to filled with patrons stumbling in from the bars on 4th and 5th Avenues in Park Slope. If you want to avoid the public display of stumbling, get Daisy’s delivered. You can’t go wrong with the club sandwich and side of fries.

Tacos are aplenty on the menu at this 24-hour Mexican joint in Sunset Park, not to mention fajitas, poblanos, enchiladas, chimichangas…the list goes on. If you’re ordering after a night out, try detoxing with a fresh mango juice.

It’s called Insomnia for a reason. The most famous late-night sweets in New York require a $6 minimum (plus a $1.99-$2.99 delivery fee) but will bring a box of up to a few dozens to your doorstep as late as 2:45am. You know, in case a bunch of cookie monsters showed up to your apartment for an after-party.