A new bistro offering a distinctly vintage atmosphere has recently opened its doors in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. The establishment, located on Bleecker Street, aims to recreate the ambiance of a classic French café, complete with period décor and a playful nod to French cinema. Owners Jean-Luc Martel and Sylvie Dubois, both longtime Village residents, hope to offer a unique dining experience beyond the typical New York fare. [[1]]
“Here, it’s a vintage café, where we use old French expressions like Bonjour, Bonsoir, Merci!” A chalkboard displayed in the window makes the establishment’s principles clear: Here, we have standards, and humor as a bonus!
Nestled on the ground floor of an early 20th-century townhouse, this bistro boasts a playful aesthetic. A pin-up girl adorns the restroom door, while a mural depicts characters from the classic French film The Untouchables enjoying a drink, and the zinc bar…
