Elvis

"This wine bar from the team behind Le Dive is a hit for its people-watching at a storied address, once home to the Great Jones Cafe. For this venture, Golden Age Hospitality teamed up with Mister Paradise’s group to create a space that feels of the moment and that of a well-worn European wine bar." - Emma Orlow, Melissa McCart

"The holy trinity at this wine bar on Great Jones Street consists of wine, aioli, and the occasional sidewalk cigarette. From the team behind Le Dive, Elvis is a little less Dimes Square parochial and a little more NoHo sophisticated. Come with a friend to complain for a few hours over a bottle of wine and an artichoke with fancy mustardy mayo. The best seat in the house is the stool in the big front window. Just make sure to ask your server for the story behind the name Elvis." - bryan kim, will hartman, willa moore, neha talreja, molly fitzpatrick, sonal shah

"The space that housed Great Jones Cafe in Noho for 35 years (and briefly became Jolene) is now a Parisian-style wine bar from the francophile hospitality group that brought you Le Dive and Deux Chats. The place pays homage to the original tenant with a psychedelic orange interior, featuring a 17-foot rack of sparkling glasses. The wine is natural, and the plates, featuring things like anchovies or tuna Nićoise, will be small." - will hartman

"From the team behind downtown darling Le Dive comes Elvis, a wine bar in a storied NoHo building that used to house Great Jones Cafe. Yes, a bust of Elvis is apparently hiding somewhere around here, but you don’t get to see it inside the bar for legal reasons. Instead, come to drink wine on a stool in front of the big window that looks out onto the cobblestone street. If Le Dive is for sitting outside and gossiping loud enough that people can hear you, Elvis is for telling someone a dirty secret without anyone hearing you at all. When you get peckish, order the artichoke with a mustardy aioli, and the sandwich with peanut butter, bacon, banana, and honey. We promise it's good. photo credit: Liz Clayman" - Willa Moore

"Opening: September The space that housed Great Jones Cafe in Noho for 35 years (and briefly became Jolene) is now turning into Elvis. A Parisian-style wine bar from the francophile hospitality group that brought you Le Dive and Deux Chats, the place will pay homage to the original tenant with a psychedelic orange interior, featuring a 17-foot rack of sparkling glasses. As is custom nowadays, the wine will be natural, and the plates will be small. When it’s warm out, a sidewalk cafe will provide some people watching." - bryan kim