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Peasant Wine Bar

Peasant
194 Elizabeth St., New York, NY 10012
nr. Spring St.  See Map | Subway Directions Hopstop Popup
212-965-9511 Send to Phone

  • Reader Rating:

    6.0 out of 10

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    1 Reviews | Write a Review

  • Scene: Bar Food, Lounge, Restaurant & Bar, Romantic, Wine Bar

Official Website

peasantnyc.com

Hours

Tue-Sun, 6pm-2am; Mon, closed

Nearby Subway Stops

6 at Spring St.; N, R, W at Prince St.

Payment Methods

MasterCard, Visa

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This subterranean lair, located underneath the popular rustic Italian restaurant Peasant, is more neighborhood watering hole than hushed foodie destination. It has everything a good Italian wine bar should (a wine cellar, stone pillars, exposed beams, roughhewn communal tables, flickering candles, crusty panini and hearty meat and cheese boards). And with the bartender seemingly pouring whatever's on hand, the room's relaxed, impromptu vibe kinda feels as if you're raiding your parents' liquor cabinet while the stereo—finally!—plays full blast.

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Hit or Miss at Peasant

jinzanti from 10280 | Posted on 1/4/07

Overall Rating: 6 (Mixed Reviews)

I've been to Peasant several times and more often than not, I have a pleasant time--which I believe is a result of good company, not necessarily service. I certainly didn't witness racism but I was belittled on my last visit for asking one of the employees to toss my cup of Dean and DeLuca tea while sitting at the bar waiting for a table (out of respect for the establishment) and the meek waiter/busboy mumbled, This is a waste of money, you know... Thanks, so is everything on the menu. He dismissed our party the rest of the evening (we disregarded his attitude). The other waiter is wildly degrading to every customer--regardless of provocation. If the place is empty--you will have a nice time--packed not so much. When the delightful waitress is working, the experience is great, regardless of crowd size. Your impression may depend on the disposition of the staff. Go with fun and open minded friends and rely on your group to dictate the mood at your table--not the staff.

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