Boucherie West Village: French Brasserie, Steakhouse & Green Hour
Boucherie West Village is a traditional French brasserie and steakhouse celebrating joie de vivre in the heart of the neighborhood, set across a 320-seat room in the historic former Circle Repertory Theater. It’s part of the Boucherie group (alongside La Grande Boucherie in Midtown and Boucherie Union Square), all built on the opulence of a La Belle Époque Parisian brasserie with the bold energy of New York.
The menu runs French bistro classics — Mousse de Foie Gras, Prime Steak Tartare, Boeuf Bourguignon, the signature Boucherie Burger — alongside a serious meat program of dry-aged cuts and premium A5 Japanese wagyu, plus an extensive wine list, absinthe drinks, and cocktails. And the happy hour, called Green Hour, is the rare upscale deal that runs every day, including weekends.
The Happy Hour
The Green Hour runs daily, 2–7pm, at the bar — drinks and brasserie bites:
- $14 cocktails — Old Fashioned, Lillet Spritz, Aperol Margarita + a rotating weekly feature
- $9 Kronenbourg · $12 house wine — sparkling, white, or red; $12 absinthe drip or frappe
- $17 half-dozen oysters — plus $12 devilled eggs and $15 salmon rillettes
- $18 beef sliders — or a cheese and charcuterie plate
- Green Hour is bar-seating only and runs every day, including weekends — a rarity for an upscale room. There’s limited outdoor seating along 7th Avenue South for an al fresco Green Hour cocktail; get there early on weekends.
The Brasserie
Boucherie is a French brasserie and steakhouse at heart — bistro classics like steak frites and French onion soup, a serious meat program of dry-aged prime cuts and A5 Japanese wagyu, expertly crafted desserts, and an extensive wine list anchored by the exclusive Boucherie Wine Collection. There’s brunch, lunch, late lunch, dinner, a lunch prix fixe, and the Green Hour menu, plus absinthe drinks, cocktails, and craft beer.
The Room
There’s more than one way to settle in: a spacious main dining room, butcher-counter seats up front, and an intimate second-floor gallery with private dining and an outdoor café — all done in La Belle Époque Parisian style across the historic former Circle Repertory Theater. It works as easily for weekday Green Hour drinks at the bar as it does for a big-night celebration.
The Room
Boucherie sits at 99 7th Avenue South in the West Village, in the building that once housed the Circle Repertory Theater — a 320-seat room with the opulence of a La Belle Époque Parisian brasserie and the energy of Manhattan. Whether you’re perched at the bar during Green Hour or settled into a plush dining room later, the service brings the old-world brasserie concept into a contemporary NYC context. The 1/2/3 at 14th St and the A/C/E/B/D/F/M at West 4th are both a short walk.
Who Boucherie West Village Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Early French aperitif | Green Hour starts at 2pm daily — a Parisian café ritual without the Parisian prices |
| Date night | A romantic Belle Époque brasserie with oysters, absinthe, and dry-aged steak |
| Oysters and a drink at the bar | $17 half-dozen and a $14 cocktail during Green Hour — bar seating only |
| Big-night celebration | 320 seats, a deep wine list, A5 wagyu, and private dining upstairs |
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Boucherie West Village FAQ
What is Boucherie’s Green Hour?
Boucherie’s happy hour, called Green Hour, runs daily from 2pm to 7pm at the bar: $14 cocktails, $9 Kronenbourg, $12 house wine, $12 absinthe, and brasserie bites like $17 half-dozen oysters and $18 beef sliders.
Where is Boucherie West Village?
99 7th Avenue South in the West Village, in the historic former Circle Repertory Theater building — a short walk from the 1/2/3 at 14th St and the A/C/E/B/D/F/M at West 4th.
Is Green Hour available on weekends?
Yes — Green Hour runs every day, including Saturday and Sunday, from 2pm to 7pm. It’s bar-seating only, and it’s one of the only upscale rooms in the area doing weekend happy hour.
What kind of restaurant is Boucherie?
A traditional French brasserie and steakhouse — French bistro classics, dry-aged steaks, A5 wagyu, an extensive wine list, and absinthe — across a 320-seat room with a main dining room, butcher counter, and a second-floor gallery.
Green Hour times and pricing last verified June 2026. Details can change — confirm with Boucherie before visiting for a specific deal.