A wine bar worth
discovering
A departure from cocktails to tell another story that begins in Paris. A chapter written as a tribute to wine, often from discreet growers and hard-to-find bottles. A tale that ventured from Paris to London, and then to New York where wine became approachable, sommeliers lit up with stories about vineyards and pretence was left at the door.
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La Compagnie St Germain
The original wine bar in La Compagnie’s fold, first opened in 2011 as a tongue-in-cheek nod to natural wine. A place to learn about French wine, one that quickly became a local haunt and paved the way for sister wine bars in New York and London. Now each their own hidden gem with hundreds of references, tucked neatly away.
La Compagnie Neal's Yard
A hidden gem tucked away in the heart of Covent Garden, moments from Soho. An invitation to discover hard-to-find wine from small producers. A terrace unfolds, heated in winter months and warmed by the sun in the summer. Inside, two floors where low-slung sofas beckon for an afternoon or evening over French wine and small plates to share.
La Compagnie Centre St
249 Centre St, New York, NY 10013, United States
reservation@compagnienyc.com
A piece of Paris in Manhattan. A gem tucked away on Centre Street, at the crossroads of Nolita, Soho and Little Italy. A hideaway for hard-to-find bottles of wine from around the world. A haven food with a whimsical nod by chef partner Eric Bolyard, an oasis of education on wine, from natural wines and French vineyards to everything in between.
La Compagnie Flatiron
Due north in the heart of Flatiron, the second iteration of our Manhattan wine bar and sister to the original La Compagie’s first in Paris, and then London. Hidden on a quiet street just above Experimental Cocktail Club. A place where evenings are spent over rare wines and a menu of interesting flavours by chef partner Eric Bolyard.
A neighbourhood wine bar tucked away
In London, tucked away in Neal's Yard and in Paris hidden in St Germain. A New York iteration times two, on the periphery of NoLiTa and in the shadows of the iconic Flatiron building.
A curated wine list
Sinking into plush chairs, a wine list beckons. A gem to be discovered from a small domaine in the Rhône, an icon uncovered from Napa Valley. A reminder of that one time in Montepulciano, a hint of lands far away from Australia to South Africa. Hundreds of wines from all corners of the world, hand selected by sommeliers. Bottle after bottle of hard-to-find wines from small producers, the stories of each winemaker told over the hum of guests.
