We made Buvette’s famous Chèvre Eggs + Other Favorites

One of my favorite restaurants in the city is Buvette for their chévre eggs on toast. I have them every time I go to Buvette in the West Village. Since we can’t always go to Buvette for breakfast, we made them at home. After a few tries, I think we got it right! If you’ve ever had them, you’ll love making them at home!

Buvette on Grove Street in the West Village

Buvette is open early to late, and you’ll find it at 42 Grove Street, right off the main shopping street in the West Village, Bleeker Street. There are other locations, including Paris!

And while you are in the neighborhood, make sure to visit their other restaurants, all within a block of Buvette. Bar Pissellino is excellent for coffee, drinks, and light bites. Via Carota is one of my favorite late-lunch or early-dinner spots. Order the Insalata Salad and a bowl of Cacio e Pepe. Just across the street from Via Carota is their provisions shop, where they sell all kinds of wonderful things, plus the Via Carota cookbook! Via Carota was recently named one of the top 50 restaurants in North America! See the list here!

The Via Carota cookbook is currently on sale for $23 at Amazon if you can’t pick up a copy at their shop.

How we made the eggs like Buvette

Scroll to the bottom to see the recipe for Chévre eggs with sundried tomatoes and capers!

Kips Bay Showhouse in Greenwich Village

This year, the Kips Bay Showhouse took over a 9,000-square-foot, six-level townhouse in Greenwich Village. Founded in 1973 to raise funds for after-school and enrichment programs for the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, the Show House has grown into one of the nation’s most anticipated design events. This year marks the 50th anniversary. Open through October 19th in New York City.

We loved the two little reading nooks in the first room on the main floor. Can you imagine having spaces like this for your children? Filled with their favorite books and a cozy lamp? The little lamp is the Ferdy Cordless Table Lamp by Pooky.

The outdoor space was gorgeous with views of The First Presbyterian Church in the City of New York.

Outfit of the week

Warby Parker Tal Sunglasses // Kule Short-Sleeve Tee // Kule Long-Sleeve Tee // Sézane Houndstooth Vest // Alex Mill Neil Pant // Birkenstock all-leather Boston Clog

I purchased three new pieces in the last 10 days, and I find myself wearing them all the time. Now, mind you, I am an outfit repeater, but this vest from Sézane is excellent with so many things. Jeans (denim or black), black or cream wool trousers, a black skirt, or these pants from Alex Mill.

I love my two pairs of Neil Pants in Herrigbone in Vintage Olive and Ecru so much that I bought them in the color Pebble. It’s sort of a washed black. What I love about these pants is that they come out of the wash, and all you need to do is smooth them out and hang them to dry. They don’t stretch out during the day. They go with everything, and they look great all day.

Have you tried the JW Anderson jeans from Uniqlo? They come in five washes, and they are only $49.90!

The prettiest fall salad with persimmons

Did you happen to see Kim (Northern California Style’s) post yesterday? She makes the most beautiful fall salad with persimmons. Read more here.

Shop Most Lovely Things

We had a fantastic first day when we reopened the shop! Thank you to everyone who made a purchase or sent the post to a friend! I appreciate you so much! We still have lots of beautiful treasures!

That’s all for me this week! Let’s check in with Cindy and Mary Ann.

Cindy Hattersely Design

You can read Cindy’s post here.

Classic Casual Home

Read Mary Ann’s post here.