Sarabeth's Tribeca

Met a friend for breakfast here while staying in Tribeca. The service was attentive, personable, friendly + made excellent suggestions. Coffee was great (+bottomless). We enjoyed the traditional ham Benedict, sides of sausage and bacon and lemon ricotta pancakes. Everything was delicious. On the pricier end for breakfast, we however, it’s not crazy given the area (unfortunately).

Great service and tasty food. Right amount of selection for their menu. Portion size is pretty big so you could probably share if you’re not a big eater. We loved that they have a diaper change Station for little ones. They are okay if you park your your stroller beside the table but they also offer high chairs for the littles.

I was very excited to come here, but it was a disappointment. 1) Greens were old, so I needed to go through every leaf to be sure I don't accidentally eat a bad one. 2) The muffin was too sweet for the dish, so I ended up eating one bacon slice with two eggs for 25$🤷 I wasn't advised by stuff about muffin sweetness, I would definitely go with different options on the menu. 3) I asked for menu nonalcoholic drinks and didn't get one. Not sure what was the reason for that.

A New York City brunch hotspot. This was my first time here, the food was fresh and tasted good. I ordered the Fat and Fluffy French Toast with English Breakfast Tea. The French Toast was perfectly made and I really liked their maple syrup. The tea could’ve been better. Also, their service was really slow. We waited for almost half an hour to receive our order but the server was kind enough to compensate with mimosas even before we asked. It was not as crowded on a Friday afternoon. Overall, it’s a lovely place for breakfast/brunch but a tad bit overpriced.

First time here with family. It was a crowded Saturday afternoon, we had reservation and were seated immediately. Service was good, food in general were excellent, enjoyed the fresh orange juice. Had to take away a star because they couldn't serve the food at the same time and there were confusion. By the time I got my food, some in our party had already finished theirs. While the food was great and fresh, it is a little overprice

First time here and definitely a cute spot, great for bringing parents or for a special occasion. A more upscale place for breakfast or brunch, big variety on the menu and there’s something for everyone. The food was fresh and everyone enjoyed their meal - highly recommend the farmers omelette. The only downside was our waiter wasn’t the most friendly and the service was a bit slow

Food was good, but overpriced for what you order. Bang for buck is not here. Service was mediocre. Chai latte was basic with not much flavoring. Orange juice was good and made our own beermosa with it. Came here as a referral and wish it delivered a little more. Side note: TV needs to be cleaned and bathroom doors need a new painting. For how much is charged here and the atmosphere those were things that stood out to me.

Staff is great and the waitress we got was extremely attentive and kind. Food was great too but the only reason it’s not five stars for me is because of how expensive everything is. For an entree a person and a couple appetizers for the table, expect a decently hefty bill. All in all, good food, good staff, not-so-good pricing.

The food is sooooo good! Guac and crab together is a combination SENT BY GOD. This location also has ample seating and it's family friendly (by that, I mean I can talk about my adult business with brunch friends, and children would not be within ear shot). However, their carafes of mimosas are not full when served. We asked our server if the carafe was supposed to only be slightly over half full, and they were so kind as to add more. But even then, it was only 2/3 of the carafe. Not sure that it's the best value for the price. I would go for the specialty and super delicious food but would not be willing to buy a day's worth of drinks here.

We're trying to find the best pancakes in NYC and hitting up Sarabeth's, a New York brunch icon, felt like a must-do. The place was packed, but luckely we were seated right away. Ordered the Lemon & Ricotta pancakes with blackberries and Buttermilk pancakes with strawberries. Pancakes had a nice mix of textures--fluffy, crispy edges, and a soft middle. I wish there was more fruit to complement the pancakes!! Sadly, the hype surrounding Sarabeth's didn't translate to our experience. While the atmosphere was lively, it was definitely not worth the $26 price tag. But for now, our search for the perfect NYC pancake continues.

Got a reservation day of, great place for brunch. Avocado toast was wonderful! Great service!

Food was delicious. I only took a picture of the chocolate cake. I had the salmon with vegetables. Really moist.

Came here for brunch on Saturday and it didn't seem too crowded. Overall the prices were ridiculous but the food was good and atmosphere was decent. I had the garden omelette and subbed a popover for $2 and the rest of my group got salmon Benedict's. We then got a table lemon ricotta pancake plate. The omelette was decent but the pancakes were really good! They should definitely give more syrup though. The others in my group also got orange juice ($13!) and I got coffee ($5). It wasn't bad but I don't see a need to come back.

Good omelette and muffin. Decent Bloody Mary to balance it out. Take a peek at the photos I posted of my brunch this Saturday. Thanks Sarabeth's for a solid meal .

Finally got to try this spot with some friends! The vibe inside is cute and fancy and would be great for date nights or just a nice brunch with friends. The service was great! We ordered pancakes and ham and eggs Benedict. The pancakes were delicious and fluffy! The eggs Benedict was cooked perfectly too, the drinks and coffee were delicious as well. Super glad that other plans fell through and we came here instead. Would definitely return again!

We stopped by for a bday brunch luncheon with friends, had reservations and was running a bit late and we called to let them know, as always they were gracious and had our table set up and ready as soon as we walked in the door. It was weekend so the vibe is more upbeat and a bit more crowded but the service is never lacking and as always the food never disappoints.

I don't know what the rest of you are talking about, but I've never had a bad brunch or bad service at ANY Sarabeth location. After years, this is still one of my all time favorite go-to brunch spots in Manhattan...or anywhere. Period. I ordered my usual: Classic Eggs Benedict and Lemon Ricotta Pancakes! Both were excellent, although the pancakes were a bit dense this time. My brunch buddy ordered the quiche. I tasted it, and it was excellent. Maybe not Central France excellent, but one of the best I've had on this side of the pond. Classic Eggs Benedict: 5/5 Lemon Ricotta Pancakes: 4/5 Sarabeth's Quiche: 4/5

I'm giving five stars for the lavender lemonade alone. It was divine. Came here with a work acquaintance and had the powerbowl salad, which I mistakenly thought was made with spinach, not kale. But it was good! The portions were huge and I could only eat half of my bowl. The inside of the restaurant didn't feel too crowded, which is a thing I've noticed about some New York eateries, even though it was lunchtime. While I'm not sure I'd go back for the powerbowl salad, I'd return for that lemonade!

Sarabeth's was not my first choice for a small get together last Friday, but I was left pleasantly surprised after our dinner here. I got the lobster spaghetti and tried a bit of the truffle fries, devil eggs, brussels sprouts and a couple bites of the buttermilk chicken sandwich - all were very good! I've always been meh about basic American food but it was pretty decent all in all. The spaghetti had a good amount of lobster chunks, and the brussels were perfectly charred and tasty. Someone else ordered the chicken pot pie which was a generous portion - way bigger than we had expected. The restaurant was a bit on the quieter side for a Friday evening which I actually preferred, and we received friendly service. Solid option in the neighborhood.

My bf always suggests this place. Mostly because he's always craving the popovers, which don't get me wrong, they're great, but they can't carry the restaurant. The first time I came here, everything was fine. It was sunny summer weekend. We sat outside. I ordered the salmon benedict per my usual brunch dish. It was alright. The salad was drenched through with a tart dressing. The hollandaise also had a tartness to it that I didn't much care for. Really mid all around aside from the popovers which came with 3 spreads: butter, jam, citrus marmalade. Today we popped in on a rainy weekend. Restaurant was packed. While our waitress was quite sweet and friendly and nice, the popovers took over 45 minutes to arrive... to a different table. After we watched the food go to a table that was seated after us, they said the popovers did not belong to them. The runner looked around, with no idea where they were to go. "Oh, those are probably ours!" We dug right in. This time the popovers were cold and only came with butter and the jam. Which is fine, the jam is the best one and we get it, the logistics of running a busy restaurant can't be easy. Another 20 minutes pass, our food finally arrives. So I notice this teeny tiny hair on my plate that's not touching my food, but very unsightly to look at. I notice a piece of eggshell peeping out from under my over easy eggs. Eggshells happen. I figured the hair could be from a mustache, an eyebrow, an eyelash... I didn't make a big deal. I just wiped it off my plate. Bf ordered a goat cheese omelette with sour dough bread. Son ordered the farmers omelette with gruyere and ham and english muffins. After happily eating for 3 min my bf offers my son some of his omelette and we realize both omelettes are goat cheese and my son never got his english muffin, he received plain toast. We told the waitress and a manager came over apologized and fixed it by bringing the correct dish. I mean, I guess ok. Then twice a runner came over telling us our "to go order is here" No, that isn't ours. The crowd cleared out a little by the time we were ready to get our check. Not really sure why employees kept mixing up tables. It felt somewhat chaotic. I understand running a restaurant is a hard business. You can't always control every hygienic aspect of your employees and things will get overlooked especially at such a busy establishment. The quality check did not pass the vibe check. I can't in good judgment give this place more than 2.5 stars for the mishaps that happened today. I think on a regular day, this is a solid 3 star spot. I'm sure I will be back, or I'll just order for pickup/delivery... but only for the popovers.

Decent HH menu (both food and alcohol). Probably more of a brunch place. The greeter at the front was either super understaffed or whatever because she was quite rude and not so friendly. Anyway food was ok. Calamari was best. A bit slow with service on a week night.

I used to frequent this spot when I went to college near by years ago, one Saturday morning a my wife, our friends and I wanted to grab some breakfast and i remembered this spot. We took the trip to lower manhattan and I was glad to see this spot was still going strong. Upon arrival we were greeted by the very friendly wait staff who made sure we had a great experience. My wife and I ordered pancakes and ham Benedict to share.The pancakes were fluffy and tasty and the classic ham Benedict was perfect. This was my wife and friend's first time at this place and we haven't stopped talking about it since. Can't wait to return

Both me and my friend found hair in our food, my friend more than 1. The waitress took the plate away but did not offer to get a new plate or anything, though did not charge for my friend's food. I did like the superfood salad that is until I found the hair at the bottom. I felt like the waitress was already annoyed with us so did not even say anything about finding hair in my plate, so paid for the plate. Also did not love my drink. Service was slow. Ridiculous to find hair in food at a place like this, since it's not cheap by any means. Can see why they have some not so great reviews.

I wish you had more options that were either vegan or can maybe be made vegan.I love your salads (no cheese) but more options would be appreciated

Stopped in after visiting the 9/11 museum. Quickly seated as it wasn't busy. Servers were fine, but could have been more attentive. My friend ordered 2 eggs, bacon, toast, and salad for $21.00! He enjoyed it but it seems like a real money-maker and a poor value to me! I ordered Sarabeth's Signature Sirloin Burger. Not sure if all the toppings listed were actually on the burger, but it was cooked to temperature and I enjoyed it! Could have used a sturdier bun as the bottom fell apart when I picked it up! House cut fries were tasty. Ordered a nice cappuccino to end my meal! Looking forward to going back!

One of the best happy hour (from 4-7 pm) deals in Tribeca! $10 margarita pizza, $8 truffle fries, and $8 for the Rosato wine, well worth the price! You can go to the bar or sit down, either had good service. Bar is a louder crowd (makes sense), while sitting down in the tables is quieter.

Funny story. After a long walk across the Brooklyn bridge we were planning to grab an Uber to take to Sarabeth's across from Central Park. While searching for Uber we found this Sarabeth's was just a couple of blocks away, within walking distance so we changed plans. We had been to the other location several times before and loved it and are very pleased to report this location is just as amazing, if not better. We ordered so much food and every bit of it was delicious! Don't overlook the yogurt/granola bowl, we loved it so much we have been trying to recreate it at home! This is a delayed review and I lost my pics but will definitely return and try to remember to add to the review next time! 10/10 best brunch I've had in NY!

Brunch at Sarabeth's today. Had the lemon ricotta pancakes with a side of crispy bacon. I'm not sure if the pancakes are that amazing because I once took a cooking class at Sur La table and they taught us how to make even better lemon ricotta pancakes that were eggy and fluffy from frothy egg whites. These were just ok. Shared a seafood Cobb salad. Daughter had the smoked salmon eggs Benedict. Very good.

My daughter and her 3 friends came with us for brunch. First there was more food than we could eat. The French toast was thick and fluffy, the pancakes 4 per plate were a good size and light. The bacon was crispy. My daughter loved the home fries. The fresh squeezed orange juice was good , but one of the friends said the four fruit juice was too pulpy. Service was good until we asked for the check and it took a long time for them to return to get it. Ultimately a manager came and got it. I would definitely go back again as the setting is nice as long as you don't mind nyc prices.

Came for brunch while spending the weekend in NYC. Found the food to be pretty average. Only stand out item was the chicken sausage. That was really good. Lemon ricotta pancakes were just ok. Not bad but nothing worry coming back for. The coffee drinks were fantastic

Spacious with very fluffy omelettes. Good if you're out of option in the area and/or prefer a quieter/low-key breakfast or lunch as it is overpriced.

Saw mixed reviews for this place and we were pleasantly surprised for brunch. We shared the popovers which were very tasty -- definitely recommend the basket to share. They are not sweet but come with butter and jams. We loved the French toast and the garden omelette. Some of their entrees come with bread choices -- definitely get the muffin if you can! The Italian sausage pizza was OK -- I would skip the pizza of the three dishes we got. Reservations recommended. Overall recommend and would go back.

Food was good, I enjoyed the mushroom popover! Portion sizes were larger than I had anticipated, I couldn't finish it all! We ordered mimosas for the table and they were also very yummy. Not a bad brunch place if you're looking for one!

Here is the things about Sarabeth's. I love their restaurants. But the quality of service and food at this location compared to the Central Park South location is not comparable The lobster in the lobster roll was chewy, the food didn't come with their famous bread basket, and the service was non-existent. We had to ask for silverware when our food arrived and we had to flag down the waiter repeatedly. I assumed they were busy indoors and that's why the food outside was lacking but then I went inside to order another drink and they are all gathered around the hostess stand chatting. It is what it is. We'll definitely keep going to the Central Park location but we'll skip this one.

We walked in (no reservation). They led us to a table sandwiched between two busy table so we asked to be moved. They claimed that they didn't have any other seats for two because they were waiting for their reserved. We sat and had lunch on the table tops. Their entire time no one took the other table for two. At the end they did the same to another customer and he ended up on the table tops. It was already 1:30pm. If the table are going to be empty what's the point?

Delicious, cute interior, good service. This is one of my fave neighborhoods in NYC. Feels so calm, yet family oriented, youthful energy, and upscale. Having breakfast meetings here are my jam. The food is really excellent and the fresh fruit juices as well. You definitely feel full when you leave. Go, enjoy!

Went out with my team for lunch and we were seated immediately. Starting off with the decor/ambiance, it felt very modern and classy but at the same time, a casual place to go for brunch and just talk with friends. Moving down to the food, I ordered a Caesar salad for $18, which is not bad for NY prices! The salad was pretty good, just wish they added more croutons :( My co-worker ordered the French toast and thought it was way too sweet. Overall, recommend to go here for brunch if you're near the Tribeca area! Ordered: July 27, 2022 via Dining-In

My husband and I went there for Valentine's Day - and everything was wonderful! Free champagne along with a great prix fixe dinner. The servers and staff were so friendly too!

Came here with friends for brunch. It was quite enjoyable place to have brunch. We ordered bacon, buttermilk pancakes, buttermilk waffle, and classic ham benedict (omg, i loved the way the eggs were cooked - to perfection!). I'd say the place is quite enjoyable, i really liked the ambiance where we had brunch. The food was superb. It was really tasty and amazing. I would definitely come back for more or even with a date :)

I've been to other sarabeth locations and was disappointed by the service at this location during lunch hours on a weekday. The food was fine (thankfully that helped balance things out a bit). However, it seemed that whenever we asked our server for anything (which was infrequent and we really had to catch their attention since they barely checked in; it was for a drink refill or the check) we felt like we were inconveniencing them and it was an odd unwelcoming feeling. We had also asked if we could be seated in other empty tables but were seated next to the service room and constantly heard dishes clashing along with servers constantly passing by with used plates/trash to discard.

Great food and ambience! The pop overs are to die for!! A must get item! Great place to sit outside on a warm day and people watch.

I have been here a number of times(above even kept counting) and it is very consistent and reliable, always good. I don't remember it ever being that expensive...except for today was on the pricey side. Started off with an iced latte with almond milk which was too milky and a little too sweet(personal preference). I got the lemon ricotta pancakes which were sooo good as per usual, would give them an 8.5/10. Also tried the buttermilk pancakes which weren't my favorite but they were definitely fluffier. Also got the French toast, truffle fries, eggs Benedict, and grilled cheese. I will say everything always looks spectacular but the taste doesn't quite match those extraordinary standards. Everything being quite average with select items being pretty good, but nothing mind blowing. Also can skip out on the bacon it's $9 for a side and it was far to crispy. The service was quick but not the kindest out waiter seemed very annoyed when we handed her multiple cards and a request for payment, I understand that's not ideal but I don't think it's necessary to be smug. Would go back because it's always good but nothing out of this world.

Lunch on a Friday with a party of 5- delightful cocktails, incredible buttermilk chicken sandwich and fries. The coleslaw on sandwich with pickles MADE it! Yum! Staff was so friendly and attentive. Ambiance was a little loud and festive and perfect for bringing my son! Kid friendly.

First thought that comes to my head when thinking of Sarabeth's is amazing! We were looking for a good brunch spot when visiting New York and Sarabeth's did not disappoint. It was honestly my favorite meal while in the city as breakfast foods are the way to my heart. I ordered the French toast (Insane and incredible and I fell in love with every bite). My fiance ordered the pancakes and absolutely loved them as well. We both looked at each other after our first bites and both said OMG....our plates were empty very quickly as the food was incredible. I debated giving a 4 star for the sheer resentment I have every time I see an IG post of the french toast because it mocks me and makes me want it every time I see it. This is the place to go for brunch and the outdoor seating is great as it overlooks a great part of Tribeca. We made reservations for the Harry Potter store and this was a great place to go within walking distance before.

I came here for brunch on a Sunday and the place was full, so I HIGHLY recommend making reservations if you plan on visiting. The food was amazing, the service was great (I actually wish I had the young lady's name) and the overall vibe was cool. The grilled cheese came was a cheesy tomato soup that was actually quite taste, I thought it would come solo. The egg Benedict was great, nothing superb, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Zero complaints and worth a visit!

Gorgeous interior and ambiance! This would be a great spot for brunch, drinks, or a fancy dinner. Its very well-lit and enjoyable for a daytime lunch. Service was quick and great. Quickly was seated, given water and ordered. The food was delicious, a great spot for seafood.

Pretty good brunch experience and nice vibe inside overall. We really liked our meals. Service was unfortunately slow and our drinks came out with our food, which was very unfavorable. Our waitress also never came to check in on if we liked our food. Luckily, our meals were good so that didn't cause any issues. We got the lemon ricotta pancakes and the ham omelette which were both delicious. Pretty pricy but it's NYC! Would return again for lunch or dinner.

Came here on a Saturday morning at 10am and was pleasantly surprised by the limit crowds. We ordered 2 Eggs any style which comes with 4 1/2 Slices of toast, salad, side - Greta portion sizes. For sides we got avocado and smoked salmon. Additionally we ordered the french toast which was fluffy and sweet

Bad service. Waiter never stopped by to refill water or to check if everything is ok. Just stood at bar to socialize with other staff members

Excellent French toast!! I could taste most ingredients used for it and it wasn't bland or dry. Comes with a side of strawberries as well. I also got the margarita pizza. Pizza was underwhelming as the bread of the pizza was pretty soft. Mozzarella cheese not fully melted and pizza came out cold. Overall, good service and cute place in Tribeca. Would recommend and would come back Taste: 7/10 Price; $$ Service: 6.5/10 Portion size: 6/10

The ambiance here was beautiful. I loved the large windows and how spacious the restaurant was. I came here for breakfast and ordered the eggs with farro and an order of pop-overs. The pop-overs were absolutely stunning when they came out, but they weren't warm which I think would've made them better! Nonetheless, they were still tasty and definitely something special to have with my meal. The poached eggs were good as well and I definitely feel like the dish is unique. I've never ordered anything it like it elsewhere. Overall, the food was solid, but the ambiance really makes the restaurant stand out to me.

They need to reopen it. If it's not already!! The strawberry butter and jams are delicious as if we were in Europe. I have to buy the blueberry jam at Balduccis where they have Sarabeth's Jam.

I've been trying to find the perfect simple breakfast the 2-3 eggs with toast and bacon and I don't need to look any further the eggs were fluffy, the bacon was crispy, the toast came with a perfect homemade jam. paired with an espresso martini and it couldn't get any better I'd go back here for every meal the restaurant is so cute and clean the service was impeccable, I wish I could remember the name of our waiter he was so kind and the food came out speedy and delicious overall this is a must try breakfast spot in the city I couldn't recommend it enough

After a long tax season full of no sleep, anxious weekends, and stressful days, it is over, for now... I was able to go boxing in the am without my work phone and actually take a shower after my workout. A friend of mine moved to TriBeCa and I've been meaning to visit him, but it was just too much for hassle with my busy schedule. However, yesterday, the sun was out so I felt like I needed to be out. Regardless of the fact that I told my friend that I was moments away from him, he had the need to take his time... So, per usual, I ended up waiting at some street corner somewhere in TriBeCa waiting for him to get all pretty... Some things never change. I was craving a very large and good salad after my workout so he took me here. I know this is chain and there is a Sarabeth's in midtown, but I have never been. I got the Sarabeth's chopped salad with chicken applewood sausage on the side. Wow, the sausage came in some preserve like moment that I was a bit skeptical about, but it was delicious. The sausage itself was such great quality it paired very well with the salad. The salad was average and the dressing was not to my liking so I asked for balsamic and oil to replace it. It was fine and I was super satisfied. What really took the cake for me was the cocktail. I am not sure if it is due to the fact that I lost a lot of weight, workout my daily caloric intake by noon, or if the drink was really strong, but I got the watermelon high and was I high on life. Super refreshing, super strong, just something I will be getting again. I used to hate TriBeCa because of the cobblestone streets and the overly priced bad food, but I realized I have been going to the wrong place all this time. So happy to have a TriBeCa local who can help me explore the area. Who knows? I may end up moving there myself!

Food so delicious. The pancakes melt right in your mouth and the crispy chicken sandwhich was to die for!!! And our waiter Jordan was such a sweetheart!!! Love love his energy!!!

Sarabeth's In Nomad is a stylish restaraunt for elegant brunch favorites. We love the different popovers which consisted of various types of custardy omelettes served on puffy, buttery popovers as well as their Eggs Benedict. Not pictured were their pancakes (served without butter because they are perfect with just a bit of powdered sugar). Sarabeth's is a NYC staple for those looking for a dependable, quality brunch or lunch

In the historic Bazzini building, lies a mediocre Cheesecake Factory. It was smart to keep the marble bar as-is making the comparison that much easier between the hallowed nuttery/choclatier. The food: oh my lord the food was horrible. Every choice was bizarre. The dry Benedict bread- bizarre. The hockey puck of a burger - bizarre. The included cafeteria bacon - disgusting. The service: lovely professionals. 1 qualm - everything was bussed on top of each other which means I got hollandaise sauce all over my lemon ricotta pancakes (best thing on the menu, but still -bizarre) The drinks: they incorrectly gave us cow milk like it's 2005 - what am I lactose tolerant?! The bloody was delish. Highlight of my meal. Garnish was the a real garden salad Tl;Dr it's giving Cheesecake Factory product at Balthazar prices. Peace and love