Sometimes you really just have to satisfy a craving.

I'm really trying to do my best with this blog to avoid repeating restaurants.  But sometimes, the food is just so good that I have to share my experience.  Back at the beginning of April, I wrote about my dinner at Cellar on Greene.  I was pretty anxious to go back, but circumstances prevented it until a couple of weeks ago.  When we had gone before, L fell in love with the tuna nachos.  So much so, that for about a month before we went to CoG for the second time, she was craving those nachos. Moral of the story?  We went for the tuna nachos, and ended up with another perfect dining experience.

The perfect night of wining and dining.

Last night we decided to shake up our weekly happy hour schedule and go to Cellar on Greene instead of our usual place.  It was an excellent decision.  None of the four of us had ever been there before, and we were very pleasantly surprised.

Cellar on Greene is a tiny place, so I would recommend going early.  We got there around 6 p.m., and ended up sitting at the bar, rather than wait for a table.  There are four high-top tables by the windows, a long communal table that seats 12-15, a coffee-type table with couches instead of chairs, a table in a semi-private room, and the bar, which seats 10-12 maybe?  It's a very intimate atmosphere, and the decorations are mostly shelves and shelves of wine.  You see, Cellar on Greene is primarily a wine store.  They just happen to also serve dinner.