Looks like Bill de Blasio is still painting the town red.
The city’s 62-year-old leftist former mayor was spotted out on yet another hot date with a mystery woman — where this time he was seen liberally laying on the charm while raising a glass by candlelight in Lower Manhattan.
The suited-up de Blasio, who separated from his wife Chirlane McCray earlier this year, laughed and sipped wine opposite his lady friend for three cozy hours at the posh La Mercerie.
The unidentified date sported a nose ring and donned a black baseball cap for the entirety of the dinner inside the eatery at the flashy Roman and Williams Guild building.
At one point, the father-of-two was spotted clutching the woman’s wrist as the pair left the SoHo establishment and set off down the street towards a nearby subway station.
Just before parting ways, a grinning de Blasio could be seen leaning in to peck his mystery woman on the cheek.
His date then disappeared into the subway, while de Blasio ducked into the nearby Puck Building.
The building is home to NYU’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, which is where de Blasio is currently teaching a course as a visiting scholar, according to the university’s website.
De Blasio was spotted leaving the building with a student on Friday.
Asked why he stopped by the building after his date, de Blasio told The Post he worked there.
The weeknight encounter comes just weeks after the ex-hizzoner was pictured engaging in a heated make-out session with a different mystery woman at the Empire Rooftop bar on the Upper West Side.
An eyewitness to that encounter said de Blasio and his date couldn’t keep their hands off each other during the very public, three-hour tryst.
A “touchy-feely” de Blasio spent much of the evening with his arms wrapped around the unidentified woman as they cozied up to each other on one of the bar’s couches.
De Blasio’s appearance in the Big Apple’s dating scene comes after he and his wife of 30 years announced back in July they were separating.
At the time, the former couple — who famously honeymooned in Cuba — insisted to the New York Times they were excited to jump back into the dating pool — but they planned to stay married and continue sharing their Park Slope, Brooklyn home.
McCray, who previously identified as a lesbian before they married, later said she and de Blasio were “still very much in love” — and they hoped to serve as “a model” for other couples.
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