Parcelle Wine, a well-known wine bar on West 8th Street, shut its doors on August 7. Staff posted a handwritten sign on the window that afternoon, confirming the closure to regulars and passersby. The bar, which specialized in by-the-glass pours and retail bottles, had seen steady traffic from NYU students and neighborhood residents since opening.
On Friday night, a small crew was seen clearing out cases and equipment. By Saturday morning, the space was empty except for a few leftover stools and wine crates. Neighbors say the transition has been quiet, with little fanfare.
According to public records, a new operator has applied for a liquor license at the address. The new concept is described as a vodka bar with small plates, aiming to open before the end of summer. No official name or opening date has been posted.
West 8th Street has seen several shifts in recent months, with café and bar turnover accelerating in the last few weeks. Locals are watching to see if the new bar will draw the same after-work crowd that Parcelle did. The block is especially active during August evenings, with sidewalk tables filling up after 6 p.m.
The former staff of Parcelle declined to comment on future plans. The wine shop’s main location in NoMad remains open for retail.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Parcelle Wine on West 8th Street close?
Parcelle Wine on West 8th Street closed on August 7.
What is replacing Parcelle Wine on West 8th Street?
A vodka bar with small plates is planned to open in the same space before the end of summer.
Is Parcelle Wine completely out of business?
No, Parcelle’s main retail location in NoMad remains open for retail.
Have the former Parcelle staff commented on their future plans?
The former staff of Parcelle declined to comment on future plans.
Has a new liquor license been applied for at the former Parcelle Wine location?
Yes, a new operator has applied for a liquor license at the address according to public records.
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