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Commerce: Dust off your pinstripes, the West Village’s newest kid on the block roars like the 1920s. Fifty Commerce Street began as a notorious speakeasy called the Blue Mill, and years later it housed the beloved Grange Hall. Its newest occupant harks back to those bustling days of guys and molls, but with a decidedly modern twist. Commerce’s décor boasts a gorgeous art deco mural, cozy booths and a sturdy bar, where well-dressed young professionals share bottles of vino and jeans-and-T-shirt locals sip on cocktails such as the Nor'easter, a fresh ginger-rum concoction. Fill up on hearty American Nouveau cuisine, including potato-based tortellini and beef shank for four, courtesy of chef Harold Moore (Montrachet). The swanky vibe will cost you a pretty penny, but like a good suit, it's worth it. |
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