Café Sabarsky - New York

Reviews, get directions and information for Café Sabarsky

About

Located in the Neue Galerie, Café Sabarsky draws its inspiration from the great turn-of-the-century Viennese cafés.

Description

In 2001, chef Kurt Gutenbrunner was asked to open a café based on the fin-de-siècle Kaffeehaus to accompany the opening of the Neue Galerie, the showcase for Ronald S. Lauder and Serge Sabarsky's lifelong devotion to German and Austrian art. Gutenbrunner took this opportunity to open Café Sabarsky, which features approachable Viennese fare (including an acclaimed, traditional breakfast menu) and German and Austrian wines and beers in an elegant but relaxed setting.

Café Sabarsky is outfitted with furnishings true to the period, including lighting fixtures by Josef Hoffmann, furniture by Adolf Loos, and banquettes that are upholstered with a 1912 Otto Wagner fabric.

Products

Lunch, Dinner, Coffee, Tea, Cake, Pastries, Viennese Cuisine

"Café Sabarsky offers a modern take on the culinary heritage of Austria with a menu that reflects the history and allure of the Viennese café and restaurant traditions. Café Sabarsky is under the direction of Executive Chef Christopher Engel. The German-born Engel earned coveted Michelin-star ratings in his work for the restaurants Wallsé and Aureole."

Address: 1048 5th Ave, New York 10028

Phone: (212) 288-0665

Website

Email: moc.esllaw@rp

Parking: Street

State: NY

City: New York

Street Number: 1048 5th Ave

Zip Code: 10028

categories: modern european restaurant, european restaurant, cafe

Opening Hours

Monday: 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday: 09:00 - 06:00
Thursday: 09:00 - 21:00
Friday: 09:00 - 21:00
Saturday: 09:00 - 21:00
Sunday: 09:00 - 21:00

Reviews

Entering the restaurant requires a security check. It starts with a tough guard outside. We were seated by seven guests at a small table that fits a maximum of two people. After a larger table became vacant, we were barely able to get in because it was very crowded and we couldn't get our feet under the table. In a few minutes a nice and polite waitress arrived who asked what we would like to drink and from here we already forgot the beginning about the food. I can say that it was not tasty for me and neither for my friends, but the desserts were delicious and reminded me a little of Austria, but not all of my guests liked the desserts

This is an amazing place if you're looking to find a bit of Europe in NYC! Sometimes, you might get lucky and secure a table without a reservation or a long line, but I recommend booking in advance. The food here is incredible - from sausages and soup to desserts, everything is so delicious!Food: 5/5

Visited the museum which was just one floor of art not very spectacular and decided to try the cafe on the ground floor as well.  The veal schnitzel was average it was on the outside but flavorless in the inside. The potato salad was pretty good.  The cake was okay and the elderflower sparkling water was flat and there were no elderflower taste in fast it smell bad. Please don’t order this item.  Service was okay they also give us bread upon request- we tried this out of curiosity and will not recommend if you are curious as well .

I absolutely love Cafe Sabarsky. The atmosphere is cozy and elegant and the servers are very attentive. Really liked their klimt-inspired cake, but definetly is an expensive spot worth coming to for the vibes over the food. They had some great pianist playing last time I was there. My favorite plan is grabbing a hot chocolate here, heading to the Neue and walking to Central Park. Will be coming again!

The best Viennese cafe you can find in New York, located just in the corner of the Neue Galerie. When you enter in, right away you can feel the old time atmosphere. Food is delicious, my favorite is trout, and then of course the excellent Austria coffee and superb Apple strudel and Sachetorte. Only problem is the restaurant always has a long line, so plan ahead.

It is a fancy place to have a nice brunch or lunch on a Saturday with the family. The wait line is inevitable, as it is a popular spot. The food is ok, nothing too special. The food was a little too salty for us.  Kids loved the hot cocoa. They mentioned the flavor was rich and it wasn't too over sweetened. Ambiance is rich, but temperature wise it did feel a bit drafty inside. I visited the gallery with my 2 children and husband prior to coming in.

One of the places you must visit in New York. 1 Go to website and check hours and days of operation. See what options suit your schedule and budget as the place isn't cheap. Try to find one where reservations are available. 2 If you cannot make a reservation and have to stay in line: there 2 lines: one for the caffe another is for museum. Choose the one for caffe. You can go to museum after without standing in another line. Also, while standing in line, visit the shop. The food simply delicious. Museum very small and lovely. Contains several works by Klimt including The lady in gold.

Dessert review: Exceptional European desserts with the perfect texture and great taste. Prices are slightly higher but are acceptable $11-$14 given ambience and European feel of the place. There is usually a bit of a wait 15-20 at peak times to get in be sure to be in Cafe and not museum line.  They also have a very nice collection of coffees, milkshakes, soups, sandwiches and wines. Of the desserts, we really liked the Apple strudel and Sachertorte.  Vegetarian options: A few soups and sandwiches.  Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

Great cozy dining room inside the gallery. Feels just like a cafe in Vienna. Entries are great, dessert was a just average.Recommended dishesWiener Schnitzel, Bratwurst Mit Sauerkraut & Rösterdäpfel

Worth the wait. The wiener schnitzel was fantastic and the potato/cucumber salad was the perfect complement I think there might be horseradish?. Not a place to sit and linger -- it's small and there's often a line -- but the food is so good that you'll inhale it and be on your way. I wish I'd saved room for dessert because everything in the display case looked great.

Comment on this place

Map, Satellite View
Street View

to add Café Sabarsky map to your website;

<iframe width="450" height="300" src="https://a-better-place.com/v.php?seo=caf-sabarsky&id=3058386&yuk=300" frameborder="0"></iframe><p style="font-size:11px;margin-top:5px;"><a href="https://a-better-place.com/caf-sabarsky-i3058386/" target="_blank" title="Café Sabarsky">Café Sabarsky</a></p>

Reviews, get directions and information Café Sabarsky.

New york cafe

opening hours, reviews, map, satellite view. New York location, how can i go. Café Sabarsky address, phone, state, city, zip code. On this page you can find companies similar to Café Sabarsky. On this website you can share your comments and experiences about Café Sabarsky with other people.

Similar places near

Dean & DeLuca - Madison 95 meter Cheese and Charcuterie, Meat and Seafood, Prepared Foods, Dairy, Produce, Sushi made ...

Marky’s Caviar 443 meter

E.A.T. Cafe 450 meter

Nectar Cafe, E 79 St, Madison Av, New York City

Nectar Cafe, E 79 St, Madison Av, New York C... 597 meter

Cafe d'Alsace 817 meter Cafe D’Alsace 1695 2nd Avenue New York, NY (212) 722 5133

Cafe Boulud New York 842 meter Michelin-starred café with a menu inspired by Daniel Boulud’s four culinary muses: la...

Cafe Frida Mexican Restaurant 1 miles

Gourmandises-de-France 1 miles Artisanal, hand made French Pastries, bread and cakes. Soups, salads, and entrees ar...

Neil's Coffee Shop 1 miles

Edgar's Cafe 1 miles This cafe is very interesting and represents the Poe theme very well. The food is pla...

White Gold Butchers 1 miles White Gold Butchers is a full-service whole animal butcher shop and eatery.

Sunflower Cafe_NYC 1 miles

Cafe 82 1 miles

94 Corner Cafe 1 miles

Filicori Zecchini 1 miles

Ballfield Cafe 1 miles

Fairway 1 miles A wonderful European style delicatessen with great selection and fair prices.

Cafeteria de payasitos 1 miles Just what you normally expect from the restaurant offering an American food. Lively a...