Café Sabarsky
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Café Sabarsky Reviews
409 ratings
Absolutely the best kept secret in the city!
Everything is fabulous and the service is top
Highly recommend
Everything is fabulous and the service is top
Highly recommend
The atmosphere is elegant, old world woodwork, live quiet piano music, plenty of tablecloth tables, attentive friendly service. The dishes like Wr. Schnitzel is exceptional and an absolute favorite. Expensive night out. Memorable for the guests we dined with and the experience we enjoyed. Absolutely make reservations.
If you want to be transported to Vienna for an evening, come to this place. The size, decor, and lighting evokes calm, elegant, yet cozy. The food tasted just like what I remember from Vienna as well. We didn't know when we booked the dinner but there was live piano music, which just made the whole meal so much more enjoyable. I slowed down my eating (difficult task because everything was so tasty) and lingered for an espresso after dinner just to enjoy the music and ambiance...read full review
Café Sabarsky offers a busy and energetic atmosphere with friendly service. The Feuilletine hazelnut mousse cake, Apple strudel, and German wines are highly recommended. Despite long waits, the butternut squash soup, schnitzel, and sausages are must-tries. The Sacher torte is exceptional, even better than the original from the Sacher Hotel in Vienna.
The café provides an authentic Austrian atmosphere, with a quiet and tame vibe. The food, including the chocolate torte and latte, is exceptionally crafted and fresh, with no added sugar. Breakfast is only served from 9-11am.
Café Sabarsky is a gem, offering a slice of Europe tucked inside NYC's Neue Galerie. The ambiance is elegant and quiet, making it feel like a hidden gem just steps away from Central Park. The Viennese-style coffee and the Sabarskyteller (Austrian breakfast plate) are standout dishes. Customers recommend making a reservation in advance, especially on weekends, as the café can get busy and lines are a frequent occurrence.