Moonflower

Great new little wine spot with an amazing artsy vibe. All natural wines and friendly bartenders shout out to Beth who gave us good recs to try. Will def be back to try the small plates.

Vibes on point. Beautiful to sit outside and watch the world go by on a warm day, also very cozy inside for a winter drink. Staff was really sweet and accommodating — we even left our credit cards there and when we came back our server had them in a particular spot just for us. Can’t wait to come back here! Also: probably the most beautiful bathroom I’ve encountered in nyc so far.

THE BEST!! Went with my friend last night and we were there for 4 hours having an awesome time with the incredibly friendly staff. The wine was great and the blackberry ricotta bread was to die for! Definitely will be back!

Wine choice is decent if not overpriced, if that’s all you go for, then totally fine. I expect this kind of exchange in the village. One of our dishes was missing an ingredient (which was 1/3rd of the dish), one didn’t come at all and then they offered to make it without one of the key ingredients they also ran out of - we declined. The server uncorked a bottle without taking the foil off first (speechless) - then proceeded to pour (and spill as the foil was everywhere ) which he never offered to clean. It was busy, it’s tight, and service was slow. Better places out there to spend your money, IMO.

This wine bar is beautifully and thoughtfully designed. The wine list has something for everyone and the homemade bread is delicious. A perfect addition to the neighborhood. Can’t wait to return.

Cute trendy natural wine bar in the city! Interior is really cozy and inviting with very friendly staff

The coolest new natural wine bar by the owner's of Frankie in Jersey City. Go for the decor, stay for the magnums of pet-nat! They also have a number of inventive, vegetable-driven small plates to pair with their accessibly-priced, varied wine list. I can't wait to make this my new after-work spot!

it’s great - friendly staff, tasty natural wines…gray sad fluorescent lights though. Could easily be fixed and made into more of a vibe imho 🤔

Hip. Trendy. Packed. Everyone wants to be seen at Moonflower. This place is basically a Brooklyn-esque venue in the West Village Impressive selection of snacks for a compact space but more importantly, the natural wine selection is outstanding and gives nearby natural wine bars a steadfast rival.

Inside was really small and super tightly packed. Outside was a bit better but literally on the sidewalk. Wine was fine. The whipped ricotta toast was decent but the cheese spread was meh. The sausage was... an acquired taste? Sorry no it was disgusting. Definitely a place with personality, just not the kind that i appreciate. Expected it to be a cute place but ended up being rather gritty. Management is kind of a mess. They can't even really honor reservations...?!

Absolutely loved this little wine bar! It's a little hidden but once you step inside it's the perfect spot for a date or drinks with friends. The wines are organized based on your star sign and I thought that was a very cute idea. I loved the selection in general (had great whites options which is my go to) and the staff was great giving excellent recommendations. We also snacked on some of their appetizers. The whipped ricotta was heavenly (I did not realize cherries and ricotta were such a great match). The bread was also perfectly fluffy and crispy. The pasta was delicious though I wish it was a little bigger portion size given the price. All in all, definitely a top wine bar for me!

This place is so cute!!!!! Groovy atmosphere and really kind staff. Great wine options and a really cool menu. Highly recommend

Really enjoyed this cute wine bar! After a nice walk along the water with my friend, we stumbled upon this adorable spot while walking through the west village. I thought the name was so cute and we were lucky enough to grab a table outside since the inside was a bit loud and packed. I loved that they had a wine menu based on your zodiac sign! Even though I'm not really into astrology, I am indecisive so this made it easy to pick a wine! Mine was a bubbly rose and I loved it! My friend and I shared some ricotta toast with roasted cherries and the prosciutto with seasonal cherries. Both were great! I especially enjoyed the ricotta toast. Their menu changes based on the season so it might not be there next time. Great service, very friendly!

Super cute, intimate wine bar. We (2 people) stopped in on a Friday night around 7pm and we are to grab a seat at the bar without a wait. The wine selection is thought out and not too expansive. I tried several glasses as well as one of the wine cocktails. Everything was delicious even if they were not as cold as I would have preferred. (It was a hot day and the fridges were probably having to work pretty hard.) We ordered the cucumber and ricotta toast plates. Both were yummy, especially the sauce on the cucumbers. The food was good but I wouldn't come here just for the food. The bartender, Jacob, was very personable and made sure we always had something to drink. The atmosphere is hazy and laid-back. It is a great place for intimate conversations. The prices are reasonable.

Loved the environment, service, and food. It was so cozy inside yet aesthetically interesting, and was impressed to see so many delicious vegetarian share plates.

The cutest wine bar in Greenwich village. Since it opened last year, this has been my favorite bar to pop in before dinner reservations. They have a good bottle selection, but fairly limited options by glass - but the ones available are always good. I'll continue to visit often!

This is such a cute wine bar to go to with your girlfriends! The decor is extremely colorful and fun, and they have a great display of their wines wrapped around the walls. I came here with a party of 3, and I will say it's a very small place and not easy to spot. Would not recommend coming here with a party larger than 4, max. The tables are also very close together and you will hear everyone around you talking, but that's nothing new in NYC. That being said, their wines are great and they pour generously. Their food was also surprisingly good and fairly priced! We each tried a few of their orange wines, and the spicy watermelon salad was my favorite food item. I'd definitely go back and try more of their small bites and drinks!

What a literal "hole in the wall"! Such a cool vibe, with great wine and dim-lighting that makes you feel like you're in a movie. I loved my glass of dark rosé (never even heard of that before coming here) and the food (from what I saw on other people's plates) looked very good and very fresh. Will come back! :)

This was suuuuuch a cute place to grab a snack and a glass of wine with friends. The interior is such a vibe. From the light fixtures to the painted tables to the bathroom, the decor is so unique and homey. We got a bottle of orange wine after getting some recommendations from the staff. Our bottle was $60, which was not bad at all. There are definitely some more expensive bottles on the menu, but there are more wallet-friendly options for sure! We also got the ricotta + pear toast, which was AMAZING. The house-whipped ricotta had the softest, creamiest texture and was everything you could hope for. The pear was also delicious and cut the saltiness of the cheese well. Would definitely recommend checking out!

My fave little wine bar!! I don't normally take pics in here since it's small and dark, but I love the vibe. It's lowkey and chill, but has a fun energy to it. They have great natural wines and amazing service. Def my go to wine bar!

Moonflower is new to the west village. Hidden on the corner, it's very chic, tiny and modern looking. I only passed by. They are a wine bar but serve beer and cider also. Looks like they may also serve sake. You might need reservations, but not sure. I'd call ahead.

I made a reservation on Resy, and got there and they had a "private event" where the guests were super rude to me at first I didn't understand anything and then I realized they rented the whole place? Asked someone that worked there about it and they said I'm sorry there's nothing we can do for you. Such a good place but I'm not coming back because of this. Just I'm sorry? RUDE

I'm really happy we were able to find this place! It's easy to miss as its around the corner and the door almost looks like a hole in the wall, but it is clearly labeled! When you walk in, you're almost taken to a retro vibe and it's quite small inside (be prepared to accidentally hear other people's conversations - what's new in NYC), but there's room if you go early. The decor is also really impressive and I really liked the glasses, painted tables, and light fixtures giving the interior a really inviting feeling. I was really impressed with their menu selections and I found them to be unique, wide-ranging, and pretty affordable considering. It's funny because everyone raves about their ricotta toast, but I wasn't able to finish any of it except for the fruit. It wasn't bad at all, but I think it just wasn't for me and was way too much cheese. The place gets pretty busy so I'd recommend going earlier. Really great date night place also!

Adorable spot for relaxed wine sipping, but it's too cramped. If you choose an aisle seat, brace yourself for occasional adjustments as people pass by.

such a cute WV find. staff is awesome and super kind -- they let us try a couple of orange wines before choosing to a full bottle and we're super knowledgeable.

Really wanted to like this place but left pretty disappointed with the near non-existent service for our table

Very cute, small, new wine bar. Ambiance is very nice and the drinks are fun, but the space is small, so not great for a big group, but the perfect spot for a date!

Great ambiance. Cute wall paintings. However, WAY overpriced drinks. Ordered the "Two Hands" for $15 and the glass was halfway full with a huge ice cube in it. Beware of the spritz cocktails.

Very cute spot with a retro vibe. Loved all the vegetarian options on the menu. I had the eggplant and it was super delicious. The non alcoholic beverages were super tasty as was my glass of bubbly! Will definitely be back!

Popped in the other day for a drink. Cool little spot, intimate. Bartenders were very nice. Good for a date. Very low key. Its in a great neighborhood so plenty of things to do before and after. Give it a shot.

"Chillin" A lovely wine bar in the west village that is host to a wonderful ambiance and bartender (authenticity defo supported by his granola-ness). We stumbled in here one July evening and we're left with quite the impression! Wine reqs hit hard. The music felt quite atmospheric and reminded me of my time at Nats. I can't think of another place like it (maybe Nat's). I WILL be returning, and am hopeful they will continue the legacy of good wine and fun times.

Visited this new wine bar a few weekends ago and had the best time. The natural wine list is top notch, service is excellent, and the food dishes we ordered were really tasty! The space is super fun also- the restroom basically begs you to take a quick selfie. I ordered a glass of bubbly and rose, both recommended by the bartender, and they were both very yummy. We also ordered the ricotta, squash, and the biggest prawns ever- YUM!

Worst customer service experience I've ever experienced. A few minutes after arriving, the waitress knocked over a full glass of wine all over us, it shattered and deeply cut my friend's hand. The waitress stormed out of the restaurant and left the wine and shattered glass all over the floor, while my friend is heavily bleeding with no help in sight. Finally, we're able to get the attention of another waiter to explain what happened and ask for (at the very least) a bandaid, a new glass of wine, and for the shattered glass to be swept up from under us. The waiter almost acted annoyed at this request and said he had no bandaids - he later complained to us that he had to send one of the chefs to get us bandaids for us, as if we were at fault. We couldn't get out of there fast enough. After sharing one bottle of wine, we told the waiter we'd like to close out. He returned with a $45 bill for "half the bottle." After such a terrible experience, you would think they would comp the full (and very modest) bill at the very least. By far the worst hospitality and customer service I've ever experienced. Really hope they turn this around.