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GARAGE is the quintessential Greenwich Village Café, warm and elegant yet remarkably casual and hip.  Cozy booths on the balcony allow for privacy while still being able to view the nightly live jazz.  Feast on fresh seafood and steaks in the split-level dining room, or have a seat at the huge bar (the largest in the West Village) and enjoy selections from the raw bar.  In the spring and summer, the outdoor café offers some of New York’s best people watching.All this makes GARAGE “The Best Spot to Park in the Village”.
LOCATION:99 Seventh Avenue South (btwn Christopher and Bleeker)
Reservations ~ (212) 645 - 0600
Just South of historic Sheridan Square in Greenwich Village
By Subway: 1 or 9 Trains to Christopher Street or
A, C, E, F, or V Trains to West 4th Street
HOURS:Lunch:Mon-Fri12:00 noon to 5:00 PM
Brunch:Sat/Sun12:00 noon to 4:00 PM
Dinner:Sun-Thurs5:00 PM to 2:30 AM
Fri/Sat   5:00 PM to 3:30 AM
MENU:Contemporary American

SEATING:100 people in the dining room/54 in the sidewalk cafe (seasonal)/40 seats at the bar.

CREDIT CARDS:Visa/MasterCard/American Express

DRESS:Casual

SPECIAL FEATURES:
More live Jazz than anywhere else in the world! 50 hours a week: nightly and during Saturday and Sunday Brunch.  Never a cover charge for live music, and never a minimum at the bar.
Cozy balcony with a two-storey stone fireplace.
Sidewalk Café seating over 80 guests (seasonal).
A fresh raw bar featuring the freshest local seafood.
Smoking available in sidewalk café in season
Happy Hour:  Mon-Fri  4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

BACKGROUND:The building was established in the 1920’s as an automobile garage.  The “GARAGE” logo is derived from the original mosaic embedded in the front of the building.  In the 1940’s and 50’s, the space was called “The Nut Club”, a cabaret that was a forerunner of the comedy clubs of today, with entertainers such as Jackie Gleason performing on stage.  From 1969 to the early 1990’s, the Circle Repertory Company, an off-Broadway theater troupe, used the space as their theater (featuring early performances by actors Danny Aiello, Alec Baldwin, William Hurt, and Demi Moore).
On June 14, 1995, GARAGE opened to rave reviews