The Crosby Bar

I came with two girlfriends for the Afternoon Tea service on a Saturday afternoon. The space is beautiful - colorful, airy, and bright. The decor is thoughtful, with the design touching everything from wallpaper to dinnerware. Service was warm and welcoming. With the set, you are also able to opt for iced coffee and lattes if that is preferred over tea. I was unfortunately disappointed with the tea service items. Sandwiches had dry bread and uninspiring fillings (cucumber, dill, creamed feta one especially, cucumbers were strangely lightly pickled so it tasted like eating a pickle sandwich) and scones were also dry. The breakfast/lunch items people ordered around us looked more appetizing. For $75, I would have preferred to have a nice brunch with drinks.

With no reservation we didn’t have to wait too long for a table for two. We had such a great and attentive server and the restaurant is filled with a very eclectic selection of art. I had the best ravioli I think I’ve ever had as an appetizer. The fries were delicious and salad was amazing. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant and will definitely come back if I have the chance.

A perfect place for a nice cocktail date if you want to feel cute and dressy. Even if the place is relaxed the vibe is elevated quirky. All cocktails are $22, and the selection is great. Raspberry Clover Club was top notch! Also they have amazing fries. To find bathroom is a quest with many doors to pass but it adds to the experience:)) We came around 9 on Saturday night (with a reservation) and the place was full.

This high tea experience was awful, and totally not worth $150 for two people. The food and desserts (especially the sandwiches) were not tasty, and the service was awful. We literally had to call on a variety of different staff and even the manager to help us because our server was unable to help us as she was busy serving so many other tables. The sandwiches were not tasty, and some of ghe bread from the cucumber sandwiches were soggy and gross. We could not finish any of the sandwiches, nor the desserts (way too sweet and nothing special at all). Would not recommend this place for high tea to ANYONE.

very nice bar. come here for the vibes. the drinks are good, not amazing but it’s more the aesthetic to come for - they nail this. perfect for a night cap and easy to chat. i would like to go back to try the martini as a baseline of comparison across multiple cocktail bars in the city. overall good experience. go on a date, on a work meeting or with the girls.

Stunning space, charming staff, and all-around impeccable vibes. One word to describe this establishment: magical. Always a thoughtful interior design surprise around the corner! Coupled with excellent drinks and delicious food, you can’t go wrong.

A beautiful restaurant tucked in the heart of SoHo. Love the vibrant colors and overall atmosphere of the place. The food and drinks were really good as well. We enjoyed our late lunch. And the service was excellent! Tracy was our server and she definitely delivered and the guys there as well. Very nice staff! Highly recommend.

The brunch was DELICIOUS. The food was amazing (the fruit was expensive but so tasty, and the buratta scramble was delicious). Definitely expensive, but also the vibes are great and the food is great. Cool decoration too! Would recommend

I came with two girlfriends for the Afternoon Tea service on a Saturday afternoon. The space is beautiful - colorful, airy, and bright. The decor is thoughtful, with the design touching everything from wallpaper to dinnerware. Service was warm and welcoming. With the set, you are also able to opt for iced coffee and lattes if that is preferred over tea. I was unfortunately disappointed with the tea service items. Sandwiches had dry bread and uninspiring fillings (cucumber, dill, creamed feta one especially, cucumbers were strangely lightly pickled so it tasted like eating a pickle sandwich) and scones were also dry. The breakfast/lunch items people ordered around us looked more appetizing. For $75, I would have preferred to have a nice brunch with drinks.

With no reservation we didn’t have to wait too long for a table for two. We had such a great and attentive server and the restaurant is filled with a very eclectic selection of art. I had the best ravioli I think I’ve ever had as an appetizer. The fries were delicious and salad was amazing. I loved the atmosphere of the restaurant and will definitely come back if I have the chance.

A perfect place for a nice cocktail date if you want to feel cute and dressy. Even if the place is relaxed the vibe is elevated quirky. All cocktails are $22, and the selection is great. Raspberry Clover Club was top notch! Also they have amazing fries. To find bathroom is a quest with many doors to pass but it adds to the experience:)) We came around 9 on Saturday night (with a reservation) and the place was full.

This high tea experience was awful, and totally not worth $150 for two people. The food and desserts (especially the sandwiches) were not tasty, and the service was awful. We literally had to call on a variety of different staff and even the manager to help us because our server was unable to help us as she was busy serving so many other tables. The sandwiches were not tasty, and some of ghe bread from the cucumber sandwiches were soggy and gross. We could not finish any of the sandwiches, nor the desserts (way too sweet and nothing special at all). Would not recommend this place for high tea to ANYONE.

very nice bar. come here for the vibes. the drinks are good, not amazing but it’s more the aesthetic to come for - they nail this. perfect for a night cap and easy to chat. i would like to go back to try the martini as a baseline of comparison across multiple cocktail bars in the city. overall good experience. go on a date, on a work meeting or with the girls.

Stunning space, charming staff, and all-around impeccable vibes. One word to describe this establishment: magical. Always a thoughtful interior design surprise around the corner! Coupled with excellent drinks and delicious food, you can’t go wrong.

A beautiful restaurant tucked in the heart of SoHo. Love the vibrant colors and overall atmosphere of the place. The food and drinks were really good as well. We enjoyed our late lunch. And the service was excellent! Tracy was our server and she definitely delivered and the guys there as well. Very nice staff! Highly recommend.

The brunch was DELICIOUS. The food was amazing (the fruit was expensive but so tasty, and the buratta scramble was delicious). Definitely expensive, but also the vibes are great and the food is great. Cool decoration too! Would recommend

Had an incredible afternoon celebrating our bride to be with high tea at The Crosby Bar. The manager and waitstaff all went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed to celebrate this special day, and even sent over a complimentary pastry to commemorate the occasion. I'd never been to high tea before and always thought the amount of food you get looked scare on those tiny tiered plates. Not so at The Crosby Bar. Each set comes with four giant fresh baked scones with fresh butter, apricot and strawberry jams, eight sandwiches that include an egg salad, cucumber and cream cheese, ham and mustard, and white fish. The top tier with desserts range from tiramisu to guava, meringue, chocolate cake and macaroons. If you want more, just say so and they'll bring some over. The tea service comes in decorative tea pots and a strainer that fits just right over the decorative tea cups. I tried the peppermint and green teas which were fragrant and tasty. We opted for the high tea option that comes with a glass of champagne (around $85 per person). Yes, it's a little pricey. But when it comes to celebrating a special occasion in the afternoon, you can't beat this place.

I came with two girlfriends for the Afternoon Tea service on a Saturday afternoon. The space is beautiful - colorful, airy, and bright. The decor is thoughtful, with the design touching everything from wallpaper to dinnerware. Service was warm and welcoming. With the set, you are also able to opt for iced coffee and lattes if that is preferred over tea. I was unfortunately disappointed with the tea service items. Sandwiches had dry bread and uninspiring fillings (cucumber, dill, creamed feta one especially, cucumbers were strangely lightly pickled so it tasted like eating a pickle sandwich) and scones were also dry. The breakfast/lunch items people ordered around us looked more appetizing. For $75, I would have preferred to have a nice brunch with drinks.

Disappointed because I was expecting more. First impressions - it's a beautiful spot with artistic decor, delicate tableware of dainty teacups, saucers, and plates. It really went downhill from there. When the tea came, we were not instructed on steeping instructions or a timer when steeping was completed. And no water refills when we ran out of tea. The sandwiches were lackluster - dry white bread, unusual and unappetizing combinations (chunky cucumbers with red peppers hummus 0/10, baked ham with mustard 2/10, smoked salmon 1/10, and egg salad 4/10). Scones, clotted cream and jam were the best of the items. Desserts were average - the best of the bunch was the pavlova.

Afternoon tea has been an obsession this year for me, so you can imagine my delight when I walked into this colorful Vibey establishment after a long week at work. The Crosby Hotel has beautiful ambience and high ceilings with bright and funky decor. We were seated immediately by the friendly host. In the background, the bar was buzzing with patrons, and the rhythmic sound of the cocktail shaker setting the mood. The afternoon tea is a concise menu, describing everything to expect. It comes with an option to add champagne if you want which both my friend and I skipped. You get a pot of tea of your choosing, I went with the Assam chai. Chai was made very well, with warm notes and tons of spices as promised in the menu. I especially loved the bright orange color as I poured it out. The cutlery is beautiful, and I loved the little strainer for my teacup that came on the side. I think that was such a thoughtful touch. I was especially drawn to the finger sandwiches, because those are always a highlight for me and a true mark of finesse at any tea establishment. All the sandwiches tasted fresh and delicious and were a great size. The cucumber and hummus sandwich could be jazzed up a little bit, maybe an addition of cream cheese? The coronation chicken sandwich was delicious and well spiced and I also really like the shrimp salad sandwich. Manchego sandwich had a generous amount of cheese, but it was not my favorite maybe because I just don't like jam in my sandwiches. The scones were absolutely delicious, especially the cranberry scone. They were the perfect size, unlike a lot of other places that serve mini scones. The regular scone was also delicious although just a little bit on the dense side. The accompaniments that came along were very good as well. I especially liked the mini desserts on top, the cheesecake bites were delicious, and the lavender macaron was my absolute favorite, it was bursting with flavor and tasted super fresh. Overall, I think this is a really great high tea experience, and totally worth the money. Our server was generous enough to top up our pots with hot water, so we kind of got a second pot of tea as well. I left here feeling pretty full and satisfied. If you are looking for an amazing afternoon tea experience, don't hesitate to come here.

My friend loves afternoon tea and really wanted to try The Crosby Bar's afternoon tea set. And as much as I loved the decor of Latin American culture meets English Victorian decor, the tea set was disappointing. The scones were dense, the sandwich bread did not taste fresh and the dessert bites were disappointing. I would not be surprised if someone told me the blondies, macarons and Panna cotta were store bought. It is located inside a hotel so the service is impeccable. If you enjoy the feel of high class tea time or if you want to experience it for the first time I would recommend it but if you are looking to really enjoy the teas and finger food I would not recommend.

Customer service does not exist at this place. We had to walked out from this place. The hostess didn't even acknowledge we were there and when we approached her for two persons table she responded" I might have space for you and walked us to a table with a single chair, dropped the menu on the table and walked away. No wonder this place has 3 star. Management need to do some staffing change.

Went for high tea. Ambience: English countryside Service: impeccable Presentation of food was beautiful We love the extensive selection of teas, sandwiches . Some of the sweets were a miss Total cost was around $80 including Service. Would recommend if you desire a traditional high tea experience

I came here for drinks and some small plates after dinner. The ambiance in here is nice although it can get a bit loud. The food is average though, especially for it's price. Nothing bad, but just was a bit underwhelmed.

One of my favorite bars!!! The ambiance is outstanding, always a good crowd. The drinks are amazing and the bar tenders are a delight ! Would highly recommend

Located in the aptly named Crosby Street Hotel, this modern stylized restaurant/bar is beautiful to walk in and around. Touches of modern flair mixed in with eclectic wall paper, paintings, statues and lighting give it a 60's Pan Am energy that I am really digging. We were seated very promptly and greeted immediately by our server. We were a very easy table because they had been here many times and I found some deliciousness very quickly. We decided to start with Tuna Tartare and Mussels. Both were lovely, but nothing especially unique that you would not find anywhere else. I have to say, the serving size was surprisingly large, plenty for us to share. The waiter was quite enthusiastic about the burger and pushed me away from the Steak Frites and to the classic burger. This was a mistake, as my buddy ordered the steak and it looked and tasted wonderful and the burger was a solid meh at best. I asked for it medium and it came out well, and really it was not a great mix for the patty, kind of flavorless. And even though I can't pinpoint the exact reason, the bun just seemed off also. All in all it was not as great as I expected or hoped. I angrily watched my friend eat his steak with so much joy on his face this almost turned into a Lifetime movie - Stabbed for His Steak (not a pun). I did have a bourbon and an old fashioned at from the bar. Bourbon obviously was great, and the old fashioned was made perfectly. All in all it was a good experience. If was in the area I would absolutely stop and grab a drink and appetizer, but I don't know that I would specifically come out.

The high tea here is spectacular! I came here for my birthday with my parents and we had the best experience. We were seated right away and got the cutest little table in the corner. Our server was attentive, but never rushed us. The tea was $60 and you can do it for $70 with a glass of Veuve. Totally worth the $10 upcharge! I really loved everything they served. My favorites were the scones, cucumber sandwich, butternut squash and brie sandwich, and the opera cake. Everything was really delicious and the high tea is perfect for a special occasion. It also comes with a pot of tea, and I loved the chai! The vibe of the restaurant is modern and elegant. I would definitely come back here again! It made me feel like I was transported to London for the morning!

A wonderful spot for a drink. High ceilings, like a cathedral. Quirky but beautiful decor. Old telephones on a wall, this made me smile. And it's not loud. The guacamole is tasty, the croquettes croquetty. The wait staff were attentive but unobtrusive. My only suggestion to the restaurant would be to invest in more elegant wine glasses. Longer stemmed would be nice. Regardless, this gets an A.

The Crosby Bar in the Crosby Street Hotel has long been a favorite for cocktails. It has an awesome vibe and terrific service. This review is purely about the bar and the cocktails.

Incredible ambience but the afternoon tea was lackluster. The interior of the restaurant and hotel is very nice - very warm, inviting, and interesting! Unfortunately, the Afternoon Tea experience could have used a lot of improvement. First and foremost, the menu for afternoon tea online differed from the menu offered at the restaurant. While I was expecting smoked salmon and egg salad sandwiches with the afternoon tea set, we instead got butternut squash and shrimp salad. While not inherently off-putting, these sandwiches just did not deliver. The butternut squash sandwich just tasted off - it did not feel like it belonged in a sandwich. Same went for the shrimp salad. I would've been much happier with the sandwiches that were advertised. The service could have also used improvement. After our waiter took our tea order and we were delivered the tea set, we were basically ignored for the rest of our time. We had to ask multiple times for someone's attention, and it was never our waiter. I was even thinking no one will come by to give us a check if I didn't ask at least three times. I think there was so much promise here, but two major things need improvement. I would definitely come back to at least try the a la carte food options.

Came here for afternoon tea and it was solid. Loved the spunky and fun decor. Service was great initially, but towards the end I think b/c of change of shift, we had a hard time getting our check. They were very kind in letting my friend and I split a single tea set. I loved that this place had free leaf tea and they gave a little strainer for you to pour the tea through into your cup. We got a chai tea which was delicious. The sandwiches were really tasty and the scones were fresh. We didn't even make it to the desserts b/c of how full we got. This is a great place for an introductory tea experience. It isn't the fanciest or most delicate of afternoon teas, but it is very reasonably priced and I would recommend it.

I recently checked out The Crosby bar while we were waiting for our dinner reservations at a different restaurant. It's tucked away on the left when you enter the hotel. The interior is beautiful and it's a perfect spot to grab a nice drink at the bar. I had a Mezcal-based cocktail, which was well-balanced and delicious. We ordered an appetizer but unfortunately either the order didn't go through or it was taking ages to make. The bartender was so nice and comped our drinks, which completely made up for it. This is the perfect spot for a date night or to wow your guests from out of town. I'm sure I'll be back when I'm in the area again.

The most lovely afternoon tea experience by far! No better way of celebrating my birthday than the tea experience here. My friend and I snagged a resy on Sunday around 2pm. The place was buzzing and full of energy. The decor was very London inspired with some very interesting art on the walls. We had a great experience with the workers here as well - no one was rushing us or hovering over us to finish, so we were able to spend a few hours just chatting and enjoying our tea spread. It comes with a few different sandwich types, 2 different scones with butter and jams, and then a variety of pastries. We were given 2 pots of tea with hot water refills. The sandwiches were out of this world delicious and just packed with flavor. Our favorite was definitely the Turkey cranberry one. The scones were fresh and moist, easy to tell it was baked in house. By then we were already stuffed but I tasted the pumpkin cheesecake...this one did a number on me - I don't think I've had a better cheesecake. Later on, when we got home I tried the small cup of chocolate mousse which was topped with marshmallow - I devoured and savored each bite. Do yourself a favor and come here!

Isaac is the best personality we have ever encountered at a restaurant! He is fun, exciting, kind, so informative and knew everything about the restaurant and hotel. One of the sweetest guys we have ever met. He made our experience so memorable that we needed to come on here and write a rave review when we never review places!

I usually come to the crosby bar for drinks but this time I came here to celebrate my birthday and had the chocolate almond cake and their potato gnocchi that comes with maitake mushrooms and buttery tomato sauce (crosby bar was able to accommodate my dietary needs and made it without the butter, I forgot to take a photo of the dish) my friend and I ordered a bottle of champagne as well. I will definitely be ordering that cake again, as for the potato gnocchi it was pretty good. The hostess and server were very professional and nice.

The decor is funky eclectic yet very high end. It's a surprising and welcoming atmosphere with guests dressed nicely. From the doormen opening the double doors as you walk in, to the waiters respectfully checking in well, the service was great. Now the food. The food was delicious and smaller portions so you have room for three courses easy! The Hibiscus cocktail was delicious. Then we split the tuna tar tar which was beautifully plated with avocado art. The duck confit was fantastic, although a little over cooked and could've used some carbs. However, the chocolate cake was DEVINE and paired amazing with the raspberry sherbet.

Came here for a surprise birthday shower. Because there were 7 of us, we made the reservation two weeks beforehand to ensure we had seating. This is my first time here and I liked it. We were seated inside rather than outside which I didn't mind as it was so hot today. Since my friend and I hadn't had lunch, we decided to order a burger and afternoon tea each and split it. It was a good call as it allowed me to taste best of both worlds. The burger is tasty and comes with fries. I also asked for bacon on the side. Everything came deconstructed and our server was nice enough to split it and gave it to us in two separate plates. The afternoon tea which cost circa $60 offers a nice variety of different sandwiches if that is your thing. I enjoyed the pastries m, in particular the rice pudding. The scones were also pretty tasty. Worthwhile trying the place out if you are around the area. I definitely had a great time here!

My friend and I came here for afternoon tea. The interior decor was lovely with pretty colorful lights hanging in the bar area and cool, unique art work. There was a nice, warm ambiance with orange, yellow, and brown color scheme. I got to try the Mythical Creatures tea by Wedgwood, as well as Second Flush Muscatel Darjeeling by The Rare Tea Company. I think I preferred the Darjeeling, which was a black tea with a floral aroma, with notes of caramel and muscatel grapes. There was a bold, yet balanced and delicate flavor profile. Mythical Creatures tea consisted of oolong, sunflower & cornflower blossoms, along with mango. This had a very refreshing and bright taste. The 3 tiered plate of scones, sandwiches, and desserts looked impressive. I liked how the portion sizes were more generous than most afternoon tea services. There were 2 different types of scones with clotted cream and preserves. One was regular, while the other had bits of fruit and other spices. Both were yummy, buttery, and flaky. They were also quite filling. There were 4 types of sandwiches. My favorite was definitely the chicken salad with truffle and thinly sliced Parmesan. The chicken was tender and seasoned well. There was also a strong flavor of truffle. I also enjoyed the poached salmon sandwich with lemon and dill mayonnaise. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the accompanying ingredients worked well together. The cucumber with cream cheese was simple, but still pretty good. I didn't care much for the roasted vegetable sandwich though, as it was kind of bland and boring. As for the desserts, I liked the dark and white chocolate parfait best. This was layered with chocolate cream, chocolate cake, and white chocolate cream. It was delightfully creamy, sweet, and rich. The pumpkin layer cake was also enjoyable, with a wonderfully crispy crust and fresh pumpkin filling. There were also a mini vanilla cake with whipped topping and chocolate macarons with fig ham, which were decent. The vanilla cake was moist and the whipped cream was a nice touch. The macarons were a bit too sweet though. There was also supposed to be sour cherry tart, but it wasn't available, which was unfortunate because I was looking forward to trying it. The service was solid in the beginning. We received our tea and food in a timely manner, but after that it was difficult to get the attention of the waiter and other staff. There was also no way to keep our tea warm throughout our time. If we wanted more tea, hot water was added to the tea pot, which compromised the integrity of the tea. It looks like the afternoon tea menu changes seasonally, which is neat. For example, on the current holiday menu, the eggnog panna cotta with amarena cherry and panettone crumbles sounds soo good! However, I thought the price of $60 per person for the afternoon tea was a little steep, so I don't plan on returning.

The Crosby Bar is one of my favorite low key , local spots tucked in the heart of soho. Come here to have a drink and catch up with friends or enjoy a date night. This is a nice boutique hotel so expect to pay $20 for drinks and $15 for fries- we'll worth it. As a lover of tequila, I was disappointed in their spicy margarita and would not order that again. Instead, I'd opt for the fresh pink drink with tequila and chili peppers. Truffle fries are a must! These are my favorite ever, cooked just right. They are thin and crispy with truffle and Parmesan on top. The pumpkin soup was a delightful surprise and was delicious with wild rice at the bottom Will be back many more times, vibes are just right.

A very cute place! I liked how it was a bit tucked away in a colorful, fun yet sophisticated interior. Their outside look to their garden is also wonderful, and the food was enjoyable. Service was attentive and I did enjoy the tea, we had dinner and mainly ordered fish and appetizers from the seasonal summer menu. I very much enjoyed the seafood gazpacho and the mains were all very well cooked and seasoned with greens and complementing sauces. Will have to come again to try more.

Came here with friends after a nice "touristy" activity at the Museum of Ice Cream, which is nearby. I immediately LOVED the interior of the hotel/bar area, which had a nice tea room vibe. We decided to sit outside (since the weather was nice) and were seated in a nice patio seating area. My friend and I ordered a cocktail to start off with and absolutely enjoyed every sip of it! They were both crafted to perfection and were the perfect drink for the summer :) For dinner, i ordered the french dip panini. The beef was amazing, but I think the highlight of this dish (at least to me) was the focaccia bread they used. The bread tasted AMAZING and honestly would just order the bread itself lol the gazpacho soup, red snapper, rice noodle salad and tuna tartar are other dishes my friends ordered and they had no complaints about any of them (aka they were all delicious)! Finally for dessert, we ordered the lemon tart, which almost looked like a creme brûlée with burnt sugar crystal on top. It was the perfect dish to complete our meal. Overall, I give this place an A++ and will definitely be back for more (whenever i'm in the soho area)!

I used to say Crosby is the best deal in NYC for afternoon tea because it was and maybe it still is based on the price (with no champagne about 70 per person excluding the tips) but the place was understaffed and the service was non-existent yesterday. I know our waitress did her best but she was so busy it was impossible to flag her down for anything and the hostess(es) looked stressed and weren't happy to be there.

I've been to The Crosby Bar few times before and had good experience, this time I went back for an Afternoon Tea with a friend. The place is spacious and bright, chic decor with high ceiling. Friendly staffs and our server was very attentive. We enjoyed a bottle of champagne along with our Afternoon Tea in their comfy environment and unique atmosphere. They have quite a selection on the tea to choose from, and the food is pretty decent from tea sandwiches, scones with clotted cream and jam to the sweets. It was a really pleasant afternoon and this place definitely will be one of my go to for an occasional luxury mid-day light meal.

Came for afternoon tea since my wife loves tea. It is a upscale place with ample seating both inside and outside. We came here right when they opened up indoor dining so there were some restrictions but it was still nice to sit inside normally. I didn't do the afternoon tea but they let you order off the brunch menu. I went with the Chilaquiles and it was delicious other than the fact that it had some hidden bones in the chicken. No bueno. Other than that it was good. My wife got the tea and it was $70 for afternoon tea, a glass of champagne, and some sandwiches/scones. I wasn't thrilled with the food that comes with the tea. Smoked salmon sandwich was fishy and also had a bone in the salmon. The prosciutto sandwich was ok. The curried egg was not appetizing. The only edible thing was the scones and some of the desserts. If you come make sure to order off the brunch menu but would not get the tea. The service was pleasant so that was good but I don't think it was worth the price. I personally would come back for a drink but thats about it.

Came here on a weekend and really enjoyed the outdoor dining space they have. We ordered various brunch items along with one afternoon tea. Apparently I didn't take any pix of the food so I can't recall what I had besides the pancake, but I suppose it wasn't particularly memorable. I do remember that we enjoyed everything and it was a good start to the day and close to plenty of other things in soho.

Had afternoon tea yesterday to celebrate another girlfriend's birthday. We thought the food from the afternoon tea set was just ok. The scones weren't hot, and I personally did not like any of the sweets. The appetizers from the regular menu were good. Not sure I would return for afternoon tea. The service was great though.

It's really more of a 3.5 for the food but the service was great and attentive. Came here for my parents anniversary. My moms a Brit and has been looking for a fancy afternoon tea place which brought us here. The scones were alright, a bit too dense but the jam and clotted Creme were nice. The sandwiches were a let down, the veggie one being the best. The shrimp one was a big let down, very dry shrimp. Even the egg one didn't have a ton of flavor! The desserts were really delish, the cannoli cupcake is stupid good. I had a lovely hibiscus tea. Their menu changes so may go back at some point, overall the experience was worth it but maybe not to make it a regular yearly thing.

Ambiance: 10/10 - very lively & cozy Food: 10/10 - my friends and I went for high tea and had a great experience! each person gets their own tower of sandwiches, macaroons, and other pastries of course along with their own tea pot. for the price, you can't beat the quality of the food Service: 10/10

Great food. Great ambiance. Super chic, super loud. Service is so so since they are so busy. Spinach salad was amazing. Apple Tart was awesome.

Excellent service from Roman, very good food. And the hot chocolate dessert, a delicacy! Nice ambiance. I Highly recommend.

Cheerful and beautiful space. Bar tenders very attentive. Great service. Drinks were wonderful.

We wanted to have afternoon tea but looking from another table, it didn't look so good. $75 a set plus more with champagne. Food was good. Atmosphere was bustling. The most downside to this beautiful space is getting to the bathroom. Note, This place is not good for handicapped or elderly because getting to their bathroom is a challenge. 2 flights of stairs into the basement, didn't feel safe as it was so empty and creepy in the stairs. Many doors unlabeled.

The colorful, fun atmosphere is able to lift anyones mood! The outdoor seating is incredibly cute and inside is comfortable yet lively. The plates are the same! Great flavor, beautiful color, and satisfying. The service was a bit slow, but perhaps it was just a busy hour. The location is prime and the restaurant comes off the street and down a series of steps, away from the busy sidewalks of Soho. I came for dinner but am planning to go back for brunch and an afternoon tea!

lovely ambiance, ordered one drik i wnjoyed very much. although must say... the people. the people ruined the vibe. all old

We celebrated a bridal shower at the restaurant for high tea and the service was excellent. Shelly and her team were so accommodating in making a special menu for the occasion, and they went above and beyond in making sure our time there so memorable. Food was excellent too.

Loved this place! The ambience is so soothing, fun and classy. Came here for tea and dessert with a GF and the tea was very strong and delicious. Service was amazing as well, friendly and polite. Loved their lemon tart- tasted like a crème brûlée pie! Wow! Will definitely be coming back for tea time.

Soooo cute! We came on NYE around 5pm, such a cute vibe! It's cozy, lounge-ish, low lighting, mood music. Very classy but not stuffy vibe! Great spot if you want to just grab a glass of wine or a cocktail. We also had the flatbread which was 10/10 incredible. I just had it and I want to order 3 more. It's small, so likely you'd want to get one for yourself (not to split like we did, you live and you learn, ya know?) but truly recommend trying it! I'll absolutely be back and hopefully get a chance to try more food!

One of my favorite cafe/resto in soho. Upscale cafe inside the Crosby hotel. The deco is chic sophisticated and the cafe/bar equally nice. We stopped by for some brunch and tea, they have great selection of tea and they come in a beautiful tea set. They also have high tea but highly recommended to book advance as they are often booked up. Quality of food was yummy and good and service was great too, my waiter was excellent. Price is not bad for NY standard hotel resto, and perfect for a place to relax over tea after walking soho.

Went here for July 4th weekend and barely anybody there! Definitely try the afternoon tea experience INDOORS, ambiance is not the same outside. We got the high tea tray and initially thought this isn't enough for two people. But we were so wrong. The scones were warm and flakey, the sandwiches were filling and had good flavors. Was not a big fan of the mango chutney and plain cheese sandwiches. The desserts however were delicious and petite. Loved the teas that we selected too. I would go back and bring my mom next time!

I came in with high expectations and was a bit disappointed with the end result. Ultimately I think there could be some improvement with the service from the staff, but I also had an issue with the amount of tea served. You get a relatively shallow pot of tea and nothing to keep it warm while it sits in the pot. As a result, you may have to request more hot water. As far as the service goes after we received our tea & tray of sandwiches and desserts, the staff became a little hard to get a hold of. We felt a little abandoned and had to aggressively flag them down for everything. Other than that, I give the decor, presentation, tea selection, and desserts 5 stars. The sandwiches were a bit of a toss-up for me. I anticipated loving all of them based on the description, but I only liked the truffle chicken. Wouldn't completely rule out returning but this definitely wasn't among my favorite afternoon tea experiences.

I came here recently for a friends bridal shower. I will say that the experience was lovely. The patio is awesome, the ambiance is great. What was majorly lacking for me was the service. We had to ask for things several times before they were executed. They were very pleasant, just not very attentive or competent. We each got a tea service and everything provided was awesome. Do NOT sleep on the French fries and homemade ketchup, SO GOOD!! But for the price of the service and the location, I expected more. This is a great place to grab drinks and relax. Service inside the restaurant is probably very different so I hesitated to give below 4 stars, but it's worth mentioning if you have a large group.

I definitely give this place 4/4 stars in terms of ambiance. It's located inside of the Crosby Hotel. I ordered the French dip sandwich with a side salad. They could have given me more French dip. I had a drink. I forgot the name of the drink I got but it was a good drink. I also had some chocolate dessert which was also very good. I do agree with the waiters being inattentive. I had to flag them down for more water and etc. They were really nice though. Overall this place was okay. If someone suggests to go there I wouldn't be opposed but this isn't a favorite.

We had made reservations on open table for 2. We ran into friends in New York and called them asking if we could change it to 6 people...they said of course! Very friendly. The food was very good. I didn't care for the bread. It was very hard and difficult to eat without yanking it to tear it. I had two bites and passed. We both had the main course of salmon and the chocolate molten dessert. I had water and my daughter had a Shirley Temple. It was $112. Expect to spend at least $50+ per person if you're not drinking alcohol. It was very pretty in the hotel. The patio would be nice in the spring or fall. We ate inside. We arrived early and relaxed in the Drawing Room. I recommend this restaurant for ages 13+ for the ambiance and the menu selections geared towards teens and adults. I didn't see a children's menu. I'm don't give 5 stars easily. I held back here because they didn't have soda on tap and I didn't think they had a large soup and salad selection. I think $18 is a bit excessive for a petite side salad appetizer. There was only one soup and one salad option so I passed.

A friend and I came for high tea, I definitely had higher expectations. Overall it was a disappointing overpriced meal. Their tea selection was poor and the sandwiches that were offered was nothing special, nor were the sweets. The only thing I liked were the scones and fruit jams. The atmosphere was quite cute, with very cute tea pots and teacups. The female hostess was quite rude. My friend and I tried to take photos at the front of the restaurant but it seemed like we were getting in her way as she was trying to setup for dinner.

Went here for afternoon tea with a friend on a Saturday. I've been wanting to do afternoon tea for a long time but finally found a cute spot! Still not as good as say afternoon tea in London, but very satisfied. We sat outdoor because my friend had her dog with her. That afternoon, there were 4 other dogs on the outdoor patio. It is a very pet friendly restaurant. Note that there are two outdoor patios. One is like a garden patio, with the tree in the middle and overall more greenery and spacious. The other one I think was mainly for people with dogs. Food was so good. Everything tasted so delicious and I had no complaints except for one item - the mini donut. Kind of dry. The biscuits were the best! They have decent selection of tea, hot and cold cocktails, and champagne selection. Staff was good! I'd definitely come back. Nice spot for a date.