Tartinery Greenwich Village: Half-Off Wine and Beer, Weekdays 3–7pm
Tartinery’s Greenwich Village café-bar at 233 Thompson St runs half off all wine by the glass, all beers and the Seasonal Spritz, Monday to Friday 3–7pm. That’s a $13 glass of Malbec for about $6.50 and a $10 Stella for about $5, steps from Washington Square Park.
The verdict: a good-value weekday glass, with one catch you need to know. The café-bar closes at 7pm, so the window runs right to closing, and it’s weekdays only. At full price this is a $13–$17 wine list, so the discount is what makes it worth a stop. The Seasonal Spritz is named on the deal but its price isn’t listed. For other options nearby, see our Greenwich Village happy hour guide and the best wine bars in NYC.
The Happy Hour
- When: Monday to Friday, 3–7pm.
- What’s half off: wine by the glass, all beers, the Seasonal Spritz.
- Wine by the glass: reds $13–$17 (2023 Malbec $13, 2021 Bordeaux $17), whites $13–$17 (2024 Pinot Grigio $13, 2024 Chardonnay $17), rosé $15, sparkling $16.
- Beer: cans are Stella Artois, Montauk Seasonal and Hazy Jane IPA at $10, Allagash White at $11. Drafts, including Blue Point Toasted Lager and Bitburger, are $11.
The Room
Tartinery calls itself a casual café-bar with wholesome breads, baked goods, salads, craft coffee, wine and spirits, and this is one of its Manhattan locations. It’s open Monday–Friday 8am–7pm and Saturday–Sunday 9am–7pm, with no reservations. Food runs from tartines ($11.50–$21) to a $28.50 cheese board or charcuterie board, so the boards are the move with the wine. The nearest trains are W 4 St-Wash Sq (A/B/C/D/E/F/M) and 8 St-NYU (R/W).
Who Tartinery Is For
| Occasion | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| After-class or after-work wine | Half off glasses Mon–Fri 3–7pm |
| A cheap beer | Cans from $10, about $5 in the window |
| A walk-in snack | Boards from $28.50, no reservations |