Happy Hour at Paros
Paros is a polished modern Greek restaurant on the corner of West Broadway and Franklin Street in Tribeca, run by brothers George and Nicholas Pagonis, with George (a Top Chef finalist and Kyma alum) in the kitchen. The bright white-and-blue Cycladic room feels airlifted from the Aegean, complete with a patio and a buzzy bar.
The menu is seafood-forward and upscale, with fish flown in from Greece and plenty of mezze to share. It is a special-occasion spot, but the daily happy hour at the bar is a rare accessible way in.
The Happy Hour
Happy hour runs daily from 3:30pm to 6pm and is served at the bar. Wine pours go for around $7 and small plates come in at $10 and under, including spreads like chickpea hummus with tahini and spicy tzatziki served with warm pita. The bar is compact and popular, so get there early to grab a seat.
The Room
A bright, airy dining room in white and Aegean blue seats around 100, with a roughly 40-seat patio and a lively bar up front. The look is chic and Instagram-ready without feeling stuffy.
Who Paros Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Date night | The Cycladic setting and seafood-forward menu make it a standout romantic dinner in Tribeca. |
| Celebrations | Whole grilled branzino, a raw bar, and a polished room suit birthdays and milestones. |
| After-work drinks | The daily 3:30-6pm bar happy hour with $7 wine is an easy post-work stop. |
| Weekend brunch | Brunch runs Saturday and Sunday for a bright midday Greek meal. |
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Paros FAQ
Does Paros have a happy hour?
Yes. Paros runs a daily happy hour at the bar from 3:30pm to 6pm, with $7 wine pours and mezze small plates $10 and under.
Where is Paros located?
At 211 West Broadway on the corner of Franklin Street in Tribeca, Manhattan, right by the Franklin St 1 train.
What is Paros known for?
Upscale modern Greek seafood, including whole grilled branzino, grilled octopus, and shareable spreads, in a bright Aegean-style room from the Pagonis brothers.
Is Paros expensive?
Yes, it sits at the higher end for Tribeca dining, though the daily bar happy hour offers a more affordable way to try the food and wine.
Happy hour times and deals last verified June 2026. Details can change — confirm with Paros before visiting for a specific deal.