The house

An evening, in four acts.

Fivio is a modern Italian-American steakhouse built on an old Midtown idea: a room worth dressing for, a bar worth arriving early for, and a kitchen that would rather do a few things properly than everything quickly.

A coat taken at the door and the room opening up ahead of you.
I

Arrival

A coat taken at the door and the room opening up ahead of you.

A Negroni and a coupe of grower champagne on the marble, before anyone sits down.
II

The bar

A Negroni and a coupe of grower champagne on the marble, before anyone sits down.

Service at the banquette. Plates finished in front of you, in the light.
III

The table

Service at the banquette. Plates finished in front of you, in the light.

An espresso, a digestif, and a candle burning down to nothing.
IV

Farewell

An espresso, a digestif, and a candle burning down to nothing.

Two guests seated side by side on a navy velvet banquette, faces held in soft shadow

Stay a while.

Nobody will hurry you through dinner, and the bar is the best seat in the house for the last drink of the night.