Yummy gin spritz!! Friendly staff. Honestly best way to do is start at the top grab a little drink and then take on the whole museum. Also lovely music!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Mike Reviewed It!
The latte is a work of art. Situated on the 8th floor of the Whitney Art Museum. Perfect for a Friday date night at the museum. Gave me the extra boost of energy to return to the gallery and take in the art work. The atmosphere was very busy. Especially since it was a free Friday at the museum. Lots of groups, both large and small, and couples enjoying one of the many craft cocktails. The bartenders looked well equipped and hard at work making drinks. Maybe next time I will try a cocktail, one.
Food: 5
Alexander Falk
Great place to have a coffee or snack before enjoying the art at the Whitney
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mike Zito
Located on the 8th floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art, this cafe is operated by Frenchette Bakery.
I had an outstanding Cappuccino and a delicious citrus tart that was quite expensive but very good.
There is inside and outdoor seating. The views are absolutely amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
MH Krueger
the BEST Jambon Beurre Sandwich in town - it's a tad expensive for my liking and for the size, but it's so damn good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Tony Matthews
Not sure what to say here but $12 for a pastry seems a little OTT even for NY. Coffee is bad!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
Sebastian Kaupert
Drinks and food and the servers are fine, but the service is subpar. Disorganized. Long wait to get served, after waiter took care of 3 tables that were seated well after us. Spoiling an otherwise perfectly delightful visit at the Whitney. Not quite up to Danny Meyer’s standards. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Of course, we’ll live, it’s just a bit of a bummer. #firstworldproblems
Dennis Galante - Mr. Manhattan
Great spot for a art break . Airy and comfortable with outdoor dining (weather permitting) The sparkling rose is wonderful.
Daniel Diaz
Pay $10 for an IPA? Sign me down.
SOONJU PARK
If you go to the Whitney Museum, you must have a glass of sparkling wine at the cafe on the 8th floor. You will forget about the painting for a moment. Forget everything for a moment and enjoy the sunlight, the wind, and a glass of wine!
Espresso is a miss. They don’t weigh it dry or wet, and don’t appear to wipe the portafilter between shots. Harsh, astringent flavors. Costs $4, worth ~$2, tops.
AlAnoud A AlGhunaim
This quality of food in the middle of an art museum is extremely impressive! The whole atmosphere is just splendid, very lively and has scenic views from every angle. Don’t hesitate to try it✨
Yummy gin spritz!! Friendly staff. Honestly best way to do is start at the top grab a little drink and then take on the whole museum. Also lovely music!
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The latte is a work of art. Situated on the 8th floor of the Whitney Art Museum. Perfect for a Friday date night at the museum. Gave me the extra boost of energy to return to the gallery and take in the art work.
The atmosphere was very busy. Especially since it was a free Friday at the museum. Lots of groups, both large and small, and couples enjoying one of the many craft cocktails. The bartenders looked well equipped and hard at work making drinks. Maybe next time I will try a cocktail, one.
Food: 5
Great place to have a coffee or snack before enjoying the art at the Whitney
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Located on the 8th floor of the Whitney Museum of American Art, this cafe is operated by Frenchette Bakery.
I had an outstanding Cappuccino and a delicious citrus tart that was quite expensive but very good.
There is inside and outdoor seating. The views are absolutely amazing.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
the BEST Jambon Beurre Sandwich in town - it's a tad expensive for my liking and for the size, but it's so damn good
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Not sure what to say here but $12 for a pastry seems a little OTT even for NY. Coffee is bad!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 3
Drinks and food and the servers are fine, but the service is subpar. Disorganized. Long wait to get served, after waiter took care of 3 tables that were seated well after us. Spoiling an otherwise perfectly delightful visit at the Whitney. Not quite up to Danny Meyer’s standards. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Of course, we’ll live, it’s just a bit of a bummer. #firstworldproblems
Great spot for a art break . Airy and comfortable with outdoor dining (weather permitting) The sparkling rose is wonderful.
Pay $10 for an IPA? Sign me down.
If you go to the Whitney Museum, you must have a glass of sparkling wine at the cafe on the 8th floor. You will forget about the painting for a moment. Forget everything for a moment and enjoy the sunlight, the wind, and a glass of wine!
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice vibe
Espresso is a miss. They don’t weigh it dry or wet, and don’t appear to wipe the portafilter between shots. Harsh, astringent flavors. Costs $4, worth ~$2, tops.
This quality of food in the middle of an art museum is extremely impressive! The whole atmosphere is just splendid, very lively and has scenic views from every angle. Don’t hesitate to try it✨
Far better food and views then most museum fare.
View & food
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