Tuesday to Sunday

Wine bar, cheese counter, bottle shop
Seventeen Jewels
A wine bar, a four-foot cheese counter and a bottle shop in the front room of the old watchmaker's on Tallow Lane. Everything on the shelf can be opened at the bar.
- Now
- Tuesday to Sunday
- Closed on Mondays
- The bar
- Walk in
- Twelve stools, never booked
- The shop
- Order for pickup
- Delivered in the village, shipped in New York
By the glass
Seventeen open. These five first.
Seventeen bottles are open at the bar every night, one for each jewel. The five below are the ones June pours first, and they change with the day of the week.

SaturdaySaturday
Open from noon. The list most people come back for.
Slack Tide Brut Nature
Marrow & Finch · North Fork, New York
Green apple, lemon peel, bread crust
$13a glass
The bottle, to take home: $42Chablis Vieilles Vignes
Domaine Tessandier · Burgundy, France
Lemon, oyster shell, long and salty
$13a glass
The bottle, to take home: $36Cerasuolo d'Abruzzo
Azienda Collemoro · Abruzzo, Italy
Sour cherry, blood orange, almond
$8a glass
The bottle, to take home: $21Regulator Cabernet Franc
Marrow & Finch · North Fork, New York
Raspberry, pencil shavings, green pepper
$11a glass
The bottle, to take home: $32Diecisiete Reserva 2018
Bodegas Valdecierzo · Rioja Alta, Spain
Dried cherry, leather, vanilla
$15a glass
The bottle, to take home: $44
The shop
Everything on the shelf goes home. Or gets opened here.
Wine, cheese, pantry jars and gift boxes, packed at the counter. Collect it at the bar tonight, have it walked over in the village, or ship it anywhere in New York.
- Pick up at the barFree. Ready in twenty minutes whenever we are open.
- Delivered in the villageHuntington 11743, on foot or by bicycle. $8, free over $75.
- ShippedTwo days, $18 flat. Wine ships within New York only.
- Opened hereAny bottle on the shelf, at the bar, for the shelf price plus $12.
The cheese counter
Four feet of cheese, mild to strong.
Eight cheeses, most from within two hundred miles, cut to order by Wren Hartwell. Walk the counter left to right and they get stronger: each one has its six inches.

MildStrong
All eight, with cuts and pricesSeating
Stools for whoever walks in. Booths for whoever plans.
The twelve stools at the zinc bar are never booked: if the door is open, come in. The four booths along the wall hold two to six and can be reserved up to a week ahead.

Find a booth this week
Party
Day
Booths
Opening the book.
Reservations by Resy. The page is ours; the book, the holds and the confirmation are theirs.
Events
Tastings, classes and a crate of records.
Four things on the calendar this season, all at the long table or the bar. Three are small and ticketed. Thursdays are free.

- Tasting · 7 pm to 8:30 pmGrower Champagne, five glassesFive small growers, poured and explained by June.$555 left
- Music · 8 pm to 11 pmVinyl ThursdaysA guest brings a crate. No cover, no bookings.FreeNo ticket needed
- Class · 6:30 pm to 8 pmCheese and cider, with WrenSix New York cheeses, four ciders, and why they work.$45Tickets
- Market · 12 pm to 5 pmHoliday bottle marketTwenty bottles open to taste. Gift boxes packed while you wait.$15Tickets
The room and its name
Why seventeen jewels?
A jewel in a watch is a bearing: a bead of ruby, drilled, that a steel pivot turns in for decades without wearing out. A movement can run on seven. A good one has seventeen, one at every point where metal would otherwise grind on metal. Elias Hartwell stamped the number inside every case he serviced.
+22 / 17
The center wheel
It turns once an hour and carries the minute hand. One jewel above, one below.
+24 / 17
The third wheel
It passes the mainspring's push down the line. Two more.
+26 / 17
The fourth wheel
Once a minute. The seconds hand rides on it.
+28 / 17
The escape wheel
The wheel that ticks. It lets the power out one tooth at a time.
+210 / 17
The pallet fork
A small lever that rocks back and forth, on two jewelled pivots.
+212 / 17
The pallet stones
Two slivers of ruby that catch and release the escape wheel. This is the tick you hear.
+113 / 17
The impulse jewel
One pin of ruby on the balance that knocks the fork each way.
+417 / 17
The balance wheel
The heart. Two jewels to hold its staff and two caps to seal them: seventeen.

The room
Hartwell & Sons mended watches here from 1926 to 2019.
The bench, the regulator clock and the brass shop bell never left the building. In September 2026 the front room reopened as a wine bar, a cheese counter and a bottle shop. Wren Hartwell, the watchmaker's great-granddaughter, runs the counter. June Farrell buys every bottle. The clock still keeps the time.
The whole story of the shopThe letter
One email, Thursdays.
What June opened this week, the cheese that just came in, and first word on tickets. It takes two minutes to read and there is never a second one.
The family's other rooms
Two more doors, same family.
The Merrows run three rooms. Sable Room is through the second door on this lane, and Turnspit has been roasting chickens on Gristmill Row since 1994. One gift card works in all three rooms.
Twelve-seat tasting counterSable Room
One counter, one wood hearth, one menu a night.
Visit Sable Room
Wood-fire rotisserieTurnspit
Chicken off the spit, bread from the hearth, lunch through dinner in three towns.
Visit TurnspitSeventeen Jewels · 14 Tallow Lane, front room, Huntington, NY










Social
From the bar, most days.
What came in this week, what got opened, and who is playing records on Thursday.
Instagram2 days ago
First Frost came in this morning. It will not see Sunday.
TikTok · ReelThis week
Eleven seconds of the bar at nine o'clock. Sound off, glass full.
Instagram4 days ago
June re-shelved by mood instead of region. We are giving it a week.
Facebook5 days ago
Thursday's crate has arrived. It is mostly organ trios and nobody is complaining.
Instagram1 week ago
The Regulator. Named for the clock, poured in both rooms on the lane.
Instagram1 week ago
Seventeen pieces, one ribbon. The Whole Movement takes Wren about two minutes.