Tartinery Midtown: Half-Off Wine and Beer Near Grand Central
Tartinery is the French café-bar move near Grand Central — tartines, a good wine list, and a happy hour that simply halves the price of all wine by the glass, all beers, and the seasonal spritz. Monday through Friday 4 to 7, and all day on weekends. Hard to beat for an easy apéro.
The happy hour at Tartinery runs Mon-Fri 4pm-7pm; all day Sat-Sun.
The deals: Half off all wines by the glass, all beers, and the seasonal spritz.
About Tartinery Midtown
Tartinery is a casual French café-bar with six Manhattan locations, and the Midtown spot at 90 Park Avenue brings the classic European all-day format to the Grand Central crowd. The menu centers on tartines — elevated open-faced sandwiches on sourdough or seven-grain — plus bountiful salads, grain bowls, pastries, Irving Farm coffee, and a curated wine, beer, and cocktail list. It runs breakfast through dinner and apéro.
The Happy Hour in Detail
The deal is refreshingly simple: half off all wines by the glass, all beers, and the seasonal spritz (the Watermelon Spritz is the warm-weather signature). It runs Monday through Friday from 4 to 7pm — and all day Saturday and Sunday. For a French wine-forward room this close to Grand Central, half-price-everything is one of the better-value happy hours in Midtown East.
What to Order
Build an apéro out of a tartine or two and a half-price glass of wine — that’s the format the place is designed for. The salads and grain bowls are genuinely good, the pastries and Irving Farm coffee anchor the mornings, and the seasonal spritz is the happy-hour pour to grab while it’s half off.
The Space & Vibe
Cozy and quaint, with an indoor fireplace, counter and table seating, a semi-private dining room, and a seasonal terrace. It flexes from a quick grab-and-go to a relaxed sit-down, and the private space (up to about 70) makes it a popular spot for corporate happy hours and receptions. Calm and European in feel — a welcome contrast to the Midtown rush outside.
The Midtown Angle
On Park Avenue in Midtown East, Tartinery is a short walk from Grand Central and the 4/5/6/7 and S, in an area thick with commuters and office workers. It’s the dependable after-work or pre-train apéro — a half-price glass of wine and a tartine before you head out.
Who It’s For
| Best for | Why |
|---|---|
| An early dinner | a relaxed table in NoMad |
| Happy-hour bite | the deal: Half off all wines by the glass |
| Groups | works for a table of friends in NoMad |
| A quick one | in and out before a show or a shift |
FAQ
Does Tartinery Midtown have a happy hour?
Yes — half off all wines by the glass, all beers, and the seasonal spritz, Monday through Friday 4 to 7pm and all day Saturday and Sunday.
Where is Tartinery Midtown?
90 Park Avenue in Midtown East, near Grand Central and the 4/5/6/7 and S trains.
What’s a tartine?
An open-faced French sandwich — Tartinery’s are built on sourdough or seven-grain bread with fresh, seasonal toppings, alongside salads, bowls, and pastries.
Is the weekend happy hour really all day?
Yes — the half-off wine, beer, and spritz deal runs all day Saturday and Sunday, and 4 to 7pm on weekdays.
Happy hour details verified June 2026. Times change — confirm with the venue.