Ladurée

I had a wonderful experience at this elegant French restaurant in Soho. The décor is beautifully classic, creating a refined and cozy atmosphere. There’s also a charming outdoor area that feels like a garden, with tables and an outdoor bar, perfect for a relaxed evening. The food was not only delicious but also presented in a very chic and artistic way. What truly stands out is that the restaurant specializes in exquisite French desserts every bite was a delight! The place operates by reservation, and there’s a professional host to welcome guests. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy classic French vibes and top-quality desserts. I have tried more than one type. I will share pictures for you.🍇🍓😋😋

Afternoon tea on the Garden Patio was rained out. The restaurant notified us in advance we would be seated inside. The staff were welcoming and attentive. The seating area is beautiful. The tea, pastries, sandwiches, and of course macarons were delicious. The garden area was beautiful even in the rain. Lovely tea time.

Beautiful atmosphere. Great outdoor space for bridal and baby showers. Also a nice place for teachers with friends. Food and desserts were good. Our server was great helping us decide on what's good..

A very beautiful and elegant place! The atmosphere is cozy, the interior is tastefully designed, and everything reminds you of Paris. Excellent service and incredibly delicious desserts — especially the macarons! I’ll definitely come back again.

Absolutely lovely cafe! I had the pleasure of sitting outdoors, and it was magical—sipping tea surrounded by falling cherry blossoms felt like a dream. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and everything I ordered was absolutely delicious. A truly charming spot—I’ll definitely be back!

Years ago, we totally stumbled upon this place while just wandering around Manhattan. It's seriously my all-time favorite restaurant now. The service is pretty standard, and the food is good. This time I grabbed an avocado toast, which was actually pretty solid, though maybe a tad too much cheese for my liking. Deserts were pretty amazing! What really gets me is the interior design and that whole whimsical, flirty, pastely - feminine Parisian vibe. Honestly, it's just such a super cute spot, perfect for a girly tea parties. It's more about the whole experience than the food, and that's why I keep coming back. Funny enough, the Paris location looks absolutely insane – like, unbelievably gorgeous – but I actually think the food here in New York is better. I do have one serious concern though- my daughter had a pretty bad allergic reaction after eating an eclair. When I asked about the ingredients, the server informed me that apparently the chocolate sauce that came with the eclair contained hazelnuts, and this was not indicated on the menu. What's more, he pretty much disregarded the situation, which was not very nice. Luckily, a CVS was just around the corner, so I was able to get her some Zyrtec since I had run out of my usual supplies. And it’s not about the menu not being explicit enough but the attitude about the incident. I truly hope it was just our experience!

Went for a brunch. Sat outside in a lovely area. Ordered a club sandwich, toast avacado and egg benidect. Also ordered a latte with cherry which was pretty good. You need a minimum spending per head. Over all the place is more beautiful than the food.

A wonderful spot for lunch! The food is absolutely delicious, and the interior, designed in an elegant French classic style, exudes sophistication. Every dish is beautifully presented, enhancing the dining experience. The music adds a nostalgic charm, creating a delightful old-world atmosphere. I truly enjoyed my lunch there, and the service was impressively fast.

Where do I even begin, just walking in and seeing the bakery area with delicious options and holiday special items and drinks! I just wanted to buy everything! I was upset they were sold out Salted Carmel macaroons but I'll definitely order some online. We did some shopping in the bakery area as we awaited our whole party for our dinner reservations. The staff at the front were very patient with us kind. As our whole party of 5 arrived for our z4 pm reservations we were seated by whom it seemed to be the head hostess or maybe a manager. We were seated in the back room closet to the garden area which should have been lovely to sit outside but it was too cold so I'll definitely be back to sit outside. The waiter was a male who explained the menu and specials. He was very nice, the food came and was delicious and we enjoyed every aspect of the birthday dinner for my aunt. I am happy she picked this restaurant since I never been and it was absolutely beautiful!! I felt as if I were in France.

Our visit to the Famous Hidden Garden was an unforgettable experience! Although we encountered a brief wait, the anticipation only heightened our excitement. As we stepped into this picturesque haven, we were enveloped by the warmth and elegance of a Parisian escape. The weekend brunch menu boasted an array of delectable options, and I opted for the eggs Benedict - a heavenly creation that melted in my mouth. The service was attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely enthusiastic. Even the coffee impressed with its uniquely nuanced flavor profile. We cannot wait to return to this captivating gem and recapture the magic.

I recently visited Ladurée in NYC, and as usual, their macarons were excellent. I tried the rose, pistachio, and hazelnut flavors, all of which were superbly crafted. The space is quite limited, with only four tables available for dining. While it is a bit on the expensive side, the quality of the macarons makes it worth the splurge.

Ladurée was too fully booked that we could only secured a reservation in early May. Apparently all the cherry blossoms were gone. It was still nice to sit in the backyard surrounded by the greenery. We thought the cakes were standard and nothing mind-blowing. The lemon tart with meringue was pretty refreshing as a summer treat. Ladurée macarons are well known for a good reason -- they weren't too sweet, and we could clearly distinguish the flavor differences. Our faves are orange blossoms and rose. While we 100% enjoyed our girls' chat at the cafe, we both found the service was inattentive even during non peak hour. It took us forever to wait for the servers to come and take our order. Expect spending at least 2 hours there for the slow service. They were at first reluctant to offer us a backyard seat, and even forgot about my friend's well-planned birthday surprise, which she has specified in th. Luckily they gave us extra free macarons with birthday candle as compensation.

Stopped by the cart at the Shops at Columbus Circle. The macarons were good, but the Eugénie Cookies were my favorite. The pistachio Eugénie cookie had a crunchy shortbread base with a melted caramel and pistachio filling. It was very delicate and small, with just the right amount of sweetness

Recently, I visited Ladurée for a late-day birthday brunch and overall had a nice time. The service was excellent, but since it was closer to the end of brunch time, the kitchen was about to close. Something to be mindful of if you're planning a late brunch. However, even when the kitchen is closed, you can still order desserts and drinks from the bar. For my entree, I had the vegetarian omelette with goat cheese and spinach, accompanied by a side of truffle fries. The egg was a bit underwhelming, but the truffle fries made up for the meal in both portion and flavor. Despite not loving the omelette, they were very accommodating with customizations. To drink, I had the garden spritz, which is predictable for me given that I tend to go for what seems most balanced on the menu. I also tried the Royale Ladurée because I was still coming down from the New Year sparkling wine life! Both were delicious but not particularly noteworthy. The highlight of the experience was definitely the dessert. The tart Citron packed great flavors and textures, and the meringue was just the right amount to complement the citrus flavors. I would come back to try their tea service and for dessert.

I have been on a French food streak recently and so this place is a must visit for delicious Parisian sweets. The inside is opulently decorated! Marie Antoinette vibes and all the sweets to go with it. Desserts Passionfruit macaron: the burst of passion fruit is subtle but not too much. This was pretty good! Marie Antoinette flavor they have is very earl grey like and maybe a tad more flowery. Pistachio macaron : I loved this! 10/10 almond taste is nice and highly recommend if you like almond! Citron tart was decent and I ordered this since I like citron flavored desserts. Isapan is so good! Comes with raspberries that are fresh and plump. The center is a bit chilled with lychees. Looks absolutely beautiful. Highly recommend. The service is based on ordering at the counter. It was nice and casual. It's definitely a chill type of place where the pace is gradual as you soak in the surroundings. Ambiance is so old french. Love it.

The famous Ladurée macarons. I remember when they first opened a store in NY on Madison Ave about 10 years ago when the macaron craze hit NYC. Everyone was clamoring for them. I ate my fair share back then and hadn't had their macarons in several years. This time trying them again I do still appreciate the consistency of the delicate shell and the varied fruit or other sweet jammy or creamy concoctions sandwiched in the middle. They carry and are most well known for classic flavors--think pistachio, vanilla, chocolate, coffee, strawberry, lemon and the like. These are good, though from a creativity standpoint they add variety by carrying seasonal flavors, which to me are more compelling. The part I'm not particularly thrilled about is that none of the macarons are made fresh in store. There was an article a while back that uncovered how all the non-French locations get macaron components made in Switzerland and frozen then shipped to the other countries. This is a bit sad considering how lovely they are fresh. I've tried a few of their house blend teas and find them a bit on the perfumey side. Maybe I'm not used to the stronger fragrances since I'm more of a herbal and Asian tea drinker--think more green, floral or earthy, rather than the heightened floral notes of Ladurée's tea blends. This location is quite nice, like all Ladurée outposts decorated to look fancy and elegant in a 19th century Parisian aristocratic kind of way. Worth checking out if you want to do a nice brunch lunch or dessert stop. I haven't tried the food or other desserts personally though they look worth checking out. The outside seating areas are designed beautifully and seem like an enjoyable place to spend an afternoon.

Always love stopping in and having brunch in the outdoor garden. It's become an annual birthday tradition for my husband and I! Ask for Pain au chocolat to be heated if possible ! The rose latte doesn't have coffee in it just as an FYI! Service is always amazing and we never leave with macarons. Highly recommend coming in especially during the spring and summer when they have the outdoor garden

I dined in the pastry cafe with my group. Limited seating but French bistro style, located in west broadway/ soho area. The staff were super professional and friendly, so please tip them. We ordered the cinnamon croissant, plasir sucre , and lemon tart. Images below, reasonably priced so it's great to treat someone for birthday or light celebration desserts. The tart was creamy sweet, the sucre tasted like moose, and the cinnamons croissant was my least favorite. I expected it to be flaky but it was similar to an American cinnamon roll. I still ate everything with satisfaction. Next time I'll try the macarons they're known for.

They do not have any alcohol here so it was a dry brunch which I did not know- but it was still very good!! There is a reason there is always a wait. Service was very good and the ambiance is so perfect. Made for the brunch life. The food was good and they were very accommodating to my requests and others. Their mocktails are not very good but their macaroons made up for them!! So many flavors and all so delicious!!

Beautiful place. The outdoor garden is lovely. Service could be better. Cute place for brunch, afternoon tea, or macarons. The food itself is ok, average, but you're really coming for the macarons which are excellent. Tip: go during cherry blossom season to see the beautiful cherry blossoms in the garden.

Smoked Salmon Lox 7.32/10- incredibly fresh and the very small dollops of cream cheese were incredibly decadent despite not being big, which was great as it didn't overpower the lox. The capers were really good as well. French Onion Soup 9.21/10- incredibly tasty. They put a LOT of cheese, it was actually very hard to try to eat this in the start as the soup broth would seep through the cheese and cause for spillage. Pretty authentic tasting. Truffle French fries 9.46/10- so good, the perfect snack. Wasn't too decadent to the point where it was overwhelming but the perfect amount of truffle. Loved how they were also thin cut Macaron 10/10- tbh literally forgot what flavor I got but it was so good, the outside was perfectly crisp. What they are famous for The outside patio/garden area is absolutely beautiful too.

Enter through the back patio on Thompson St to get a real feel of the atmosphere. On a nice day in Soho you'll pass by tables of fashionistas having their Emily In Paris moments. You will enter into a gilded room with chandeliers and heavy drawn curtains. Here you'll see private parties having their Bridgeton moments. Keep walking and you'll enter a room of leopard print carpeting and a candy box striped ceiling set against mint walls. Let your eye travel from the trim on the velvet Royal blue chairs to the trim on the overstuffed benches to the matching boarders on the walls. Woven roped chair tassels match the colors of the boarders and the ceiling, somehow calming the royal blue furniture against the animal print floor. Sit in this room if you aren't dressed for either of the other scenes and you will be happy to find exceptional service and attentive staff. Just beyond this room you'll get to the main entrance with the white marble statues flanking one wall opposite the decadent macarons and pastries. The atmosphere helps match the richness of the food and evokes historical French luxury. Stay for a meal here if you have the time. We spent about 2.5 hours dining in the French style. To start, order some viennoiseries. The roulé chocolate noisette was the best. It's filled with hazelnut pieces and half dusted in powder sugar. You also will be hard pressed to find a better chocolate croissant in Manhattan. The rose croissant did more for the eyes than for the palette. The taste is so subtle it's barely noticeable, but the color is rich and vibrant. I ordered the quiche lorraine. The filling is light and fluffy. Bacon is used here instead of lardons making for a lighter quiche. My friend really enjoyed the salmon benedict and would get it again any time we return. After a few pots of tea. We ordered the vanilla eclair and the praline millefeuille. The eclair is coated in a sugar glaze and topped with a large slab of white chocolate. The vanilla bean cream inside helps to balance the sweet exterior. The millefeuille is flaky puff pastry, this sways more savory than sweet. I prefer the richer deserts. The chocolate saint-honoré I had there the last time was the best. I like though that the pastries are typically rotational. We each left with a box of 6 macarons. At $27 this is a small luxury. Those who don't like macarons here seem to be misguided or chose the wrong flavors. They are light crispy and balanced in flavor. Each is crafted to deliver a memorable experience. I'd recommend the orange blossom, strawberry candy, and the Marie Antoinette for the bold.

I purchased macaroons via online for holiday gifts but I received completely wrong item. I ordered 12 macaroons 3 boxes but only 15 macaroons 1 box delievered. I contacted the customer service, however only answer they gave me was to leave a message through the website. Of course I did twice almost a week ago. No one updated nor responded until today. I guess no one care for the customer service once they sell their product. Please make sure before you purchase their items online. You will lose your money and gain stresses.

My friend and I planned to walk in to sit in the courtyard. When we arrived in the morning the host told us that they were not accepting walk ins until later in the afternoon, so we could not put our names down. We were expecting to wait, but were not expecting to be turned away without being able to put our names down especially since we arrived in the morning. We walked around soho and returned at the time the host told us. However, he again wanted to turn us away until we reminded him that he said we could come back and he would put our name on the waitlist for the afternoon. He told us it would be another two hours. Since we had already waited for so long, we decided to stick around. When we finally sat down in the afternoon, we were seated in the outskirts of the courtyard. There were plenty of open tables in the middle of the courtyard so we asked to sit in the main courtyard, however the host said that the tables were unavailable. There were more than five tables available and we saw the host consistently turning other people away, without even letting them on the waitlist, so to find out that there were consistently empty tables was unbelievable. In addition, some tables remained unoccupied while we were there. Regardless, we were seated so we ordered our food, drinks, and dessert. Since we had to wait so long, they were no longer serving breakfast or brunch. We ordered and asked to be served the food first, and the dessert after. The cherry blossom latte came quickly and was very pretty. We got the caesar salad and club salmon and the food came quickly too but was overpriced, small, and tasted at best average. I ordered a tea but it didn't arrive while we were eating. Throughout the meal the waiters were blocking our view and taking their own pictures and videos on their phones. By the time we were finishing our meal there were more than ten empty tables in the main courtyard so we asked our waitress if there was any possibility to be moved to the center courtyard for our dessert. She was very kind and agreed. However, after we moved to the main courtyard another waiter approached my friend and was rude to her about sitting in the main courtyard. Our desserts came, but my tea still had not arrived. I asked the waitress and she said she forgot to put it in. We ordered some macarons, the isphan, and the lemon meringue tart and the desserts were all good! Overall the courtyard is very pretty and the desserts are good, but it was not worth the long wait and the bad service. I have sat in the courtyard multiple times over the year, but this time the service was one of the worst experiences I have experienced which is really unfortunate for such a cute spot.

We made a reservation a month in advance, so we could experience the viral cherry blossoms! We ordered the ispahan peptite, éclair chocolat, truffle fries, and a few drinks and spent around $75 total. Everything was decent, but I do think this place is more for the aesthetic and vibes than the food itself. I also didn't love the service we experienced. Initially we were sat on the patio, but asked if we could be moved to the main garden which they were able to accommodate, so I really appreciated that! However, we initially sat without menus for 10+ minutes as the QR codes were missing from our table and no one had told us to look for one, so we assumed there was a physical menu to wait for. Additionally, one waiter said we had to order from the lunch menu if we sat in the garden vs. indoors. The other waiter who took our order didn't actually mind, but we added the fries from the lunch menu just in case. When you make your reservation, you can't pick where to sit, so that isn't a really a fair rule to enforce if true. It also doesn't explicitly state anywhere on OpenTable that that's the case, so if that is an actual rule, they should clearly state so because we had just come from lunch at another restaurant. The same water who told us this rule had also told us all of the desserts we wanted to order were sold out and unavailable, so we had to pick new items but when the second waiter took our order, we asked again just in case and they weren't all sold out. Overall, I thought the cherry blossoms were quite pretty, but I probably wouldn't go again. The service was mixed, and it's overpriced. You can get better food elsewhere. I think it was worth it to experience once, but only because of the cherry blossoms.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon on a whim as I was in the neighborhood and its been in my bookmarks forever. There was a bit of a line of people waiting to be seated when I got there...and I will say I waited quite a bit for the hostess to finally get to me. The hostess was kind and I was able to get a table outside in the courtyard on a gorgeous day. Service here was overall very slow. I ordered the rose latte which was cute and a pistachio éclairwhich I didnt really love. I'd say its a good place to have some tea with a friend in the courtyard on a nice afternoon...but the experience over all was just okay.

I recommend coming for an afternoon bite and/or cocktail! It's such a sweet experience! We came on a Thursday afternoon when the sun was out, but thankfully the back garden wasn't crowded. We had a reservation - MUST have a reservation for the back garden. I had the tea service which came with a selection of pastries, cookies and three finger sandwiches which included smoked salmon, chicken salad and cucumber and cream cheese. My favorite of the pastries and cookies was the mango macaron it was fresh and bright flavor and simply delicious. My second favorite was the raspberry macarons cake also delicious and light. The smoked salmon finger sandwich was by far the best of the sandwiches. My husband ordered the beef tartar which came with delicious thin fries... I may have traded some fries in exchange for a macaron. Yum!

food was so savory and rich. desserts were amazing. We were celebrating my daughters 17th birthday. 100% recommend

Sat in the center dining area. Santiago our waitstaff assisted with allergy options. Had Quiche, with fries and a Espresso Martini mocktail.

Such an elegant spot for tea! We thought this place was so cute and made us feel like we were having tea in Paris! The prices are a little more expensive, but we found the tea to be very delicious and the macarons so flavorful! We loved all of them! I try to make it a point to always go for tea when I visit NYC and I have always loved this spot. The service was also very kind and quick too! Highly recommend for tea and will definitely be back!

Service was smooth and not rushed, even on a busy Sunday afternoon. I ordered a coffee and chocolate croissant to go. The store was so cute and adorable, I only wish we could have stayed for a bit. Coffee and croissant were perfect!

Very very good macaroons but they were a bit expensive! The vibe in here is really high end and there are so many different options. I think it would definitely worth the price and trying but I don't know if I'd go again.

Really cute place! We ordered French onion soup, club laduree, trio mini burger, plaisir sucre, ispahan. Service was friendly and quick. The food and desserts were good but nothing really stood out. Would come back to try their tea and other desserts!

Hands down the worse restaurant in Manhattan. They never have what is on the menu, incredibly mismanaged. I have been getting delivery from this hole now for many months, and today is just another example of how you earn the title of Worse Restaurant in Manhattan. A very small order and they failed at that again. One Croissant, one Rose Croissant and One (non-existent) Veggie Croissant. I used to run a similar establishment, if you have a croissant, you take a knife and cut it, you then place the cheese and lettuce and other "veggies" and condiments inside and close it. It does not take very long. Clearly, they do not have a kitchen staff on site, the food is prepared either early in the day or off site and the staff just serves the already prepared items. this also explains why twice I have received ice cold tart/quiches. This is an over-rated non-restaurant that needs to be exposed. Obviously, all of their businesses worldwide are also just pretending to be actual restaurants. We don't need places like this in Manhattan.

(review for the front cafe, not the restaurant) we stopped in while walking through soho + wanted to try the world famous macaron. service was excellent and the staff were incredibly helpful while choosing some confections to snack on. i was surprised at how unkempt the front was. while it was clean, the seats were visibly dissolving with age and everything appears like it should have been replaced a few years ago. the macarons themselves were way too sweet - the flavors were very mild with the sugar dominating all else. i'd recommend skipping this one if you're considering.

Hands down best hot chocolate I had in NYC so far, and I've had a lot. The restaurant is super cute and the servers were very accommodating. Perfect place for tea and a pastry or to dress up for a quick brunch.

The food was really mediocre and overpriced. I thought the macarons were not that good and had bland flavor profiles. The vibes were really pretty though.

Went only because my girlfriends wanted to go. The place was filthy - we were the first people to dine in on the day and the floor and chairs were full of crumbs and napkins. They did not immediately make an effort to clean when we asked them to, and there was no apology. We had to stand around for them to clean before we could sit down, the seats were full of crumbs. It was odd that we were not given another table instead - they didn't think it's an issue to ask customers to stand around and wait. The food was fine, but service was mediocre throughout. We were also rushed to leave but there wasn't anyone waiting outside.

We came just for macaron "take out" I tried the passion fruit macaron Nice delicate macaron exterior and light interior. Intense passion fruit flavor which is good.

Came here for a birthday brunch celebration. I ordered the brunch which was an amazing assortment of a variety of foods and sweets! It was an extraordinary experience and the service was so attentive. I had put off coming here on my own as I was afraid it wouldn't live up to the amazing things I had heard. It EXCEEDED what I had heard of Ladurée. We were seated outside in the garden which was absolutely beautiful. The only drawback I can think of is my friends thought my brunch was a better deal than the teatime. However, depending on how hungry you are either one can work for you. I will be back!

My lady and I came here for breakfast at the beginning of September. You have the option to purchase baked goods in the front, dine in the large dining room, or eat outside in their courtyard. Since it was a gorgeous morning, we chose the latter. The service was attentive and friendly. The food - French toast and eggs Benedict w/salmon was rich and tasty. The coffee - fresh! Not much more you can ask for. Would recommend whether it's for brunch or a macaroon.

Laduree holds a very dear and special place in my heart for their beautiful macarons and rose lattes. However this particular dinner in Soho had left me a bit disappointed mainly due to service. We were seated in the back room and it took roughly 15 min before being attended to our table to pour us water and order. We got a few mains including the steak and lobster pasta. Everything was tasty and executed pretty well however I think we will stick with the to-go services next time.

Amazing as always! Definitely the best but even with that said, way too expensive! $50 for 12? That's just ridiculous. Not the best customer service.

Not worth the money, overrated by social media. I don't even want to put into that much effort into writing this review, just like how much effort they put into my quiche Lorraine but charged me $19 for it

Food in Laduree is so so. The service is subpar. The décor is great for Instagram! When it was approaching to end of the meal, the server kept collecting the plate with food on it. My brunch included a grapefruit drink that I only took a sip. The server wanted to grab it. I BEGGED him and asked "Can I finish it first?" He said "sure!" then he robbed my tea spoon!! If it's packed with a long line outside, I can understand why the servers push the customers. However, the room was halfway filled! There were a lot of tables empty! Why they push us so hard in our middle of conversation!?! Not enjoyable experience

Ladurée is a really elegant space with great food and kind servers. I do prefer the garden seating, but indoors is a beautiful vintage-parisian vibe when it's colder out. They also have a bakery in the front/back based on which street you enter in from with their famous macarons. The food is absolutely delicious (great balance of flavors) and the portions are moderately good. They seem sort of small at first, but end up being pretty filling. I do wish the portions of sides were bigger (like in my steak dish), as you're paying quite a hefty sum LOL! Note before you come, do note this place is *pricey*! Obviously, they don't claim not to be, but I always think it's helpful to note. Also something fun to note: they're really wonderful with birthdays! They bring out macarons with candles and everything. It makes all the difference! Overall, I think it's a wonderful spot for a special occasion and the macarons are AMAZING, however I wouldn't come here more than a couple times a year.

I love this shop so much, I only wish they would offer more seating since only 4 small tables seemed very limited by the amount of people coming in, even a bench outside will help. That set aside these are my absolute favorite macarons in the city, especially the fruity ones, raspberry in particular. I'm also a big fan or their rose tea, but unfortunately in my last visit it was out of stock. Definitely a great spot for a sweet tooth and a great place to get a sweet gift for a special occasion. Staff is very friendly and at this location they also have a beautiful old room and back patio with a full menu for either lunch or dinner I would recommend checking it out.

Patio is beautiful and food can be good if you order the right things. I enjoyed my quiche at a recent brunch and French onion soup last winter. Iced chai latte had a really intense in flavor, but mellowed out as the ice melted. Service is a bit slow, but if you come in with European dining expectations you will be fine. A nice place to enjoy the weather and catch up with a friend!

I thought the macarons were fantastic! Great flavor, and not overly sweet. The texture was also perfect. The bag, box, and overall presentation were cute. Didn't try anything else but highly recommend the macarons! I think it'd make a good present as well.

Lauderee's decor and ambiance is impeccable. The decor is gorgeous and the staff is friendly. The desserts were a bit sweet but still delicious. A great place to treat yourself to something indulgent.

This place is so cute and classy on the inside. The desserts are as beautiful as they are delicious although the macarons come at a high price point ($32 for a gift box of 6 plus 2 additional ones). They have tons of flavors and everything looks and tastes super fresh!

An amazing restaurant and bakery - the seating and interior design is comfortable and reminds you of the bakeries and cafes in France. I had the salmon here which was delicious, and for dessert we ended up sharing a variety of macaroons. They have so many flavors to choose from, and are all fresh and uniquely flavored.

Beautiful outdoor seating area! Celebrating a wedding weekend with bride, bridesmaids and close family. It was so beautiful. We each got a dessert, mini tea sandwich tower- it was cute. A few of us then ordered actual meals which were okay. It's definitely a touristy / pricey spot but overall cute.

I love visiting Ladurée locations whenever I travel. The Soho location has an elegant, vintage Parisian vibe. The service was excellent. I really enjoyed my champagne and macarons with my bestie. I will be coming back the next time I'm in the big apple.

This is an amazing location and great standard ! Amazing management and staff . Harmann served me and was EXCEPTIONAL!! A+ Grade A Standout Memorable Attentive Harmann speaks multiple languages , knows the menu inside and out and is incredibly knowledgeable about Laduree . I was transported back to the flagship location in Paris This is hospitality ! He created a great experience for me and recommended items for brunch and to take home as gifts ! He truly deserves to be recognized. Keep up the great atmosphere and global standard of Laduree !

10/10 Literally not a single bad item here. Perfect portions, great vibes, nice staff. The food was EXCELLENT. Lobster pasta, Laduree salad, Lobster Rolls and French toast were AMAZING. No bad meals here. Came for the vibes - stayed for the food - didn't want to leave! You can't leave soho without coming here!

I have been dying to visit Ladurée for their famous macarons and to check out the garden patio. Both did not disappoint but I would say the lunch and rosé latte did. Me and my friend booked a reservation. Make sure to make a reservation as it does get busy. The reservation does not guarantee certain seating though so you may not be able to see in the garden if it's packed. You can always sit at the bar if there's space without a reservation. I did show up late due to train delays but they were nice enough to still honor the reservation because my friend was there already. We were seated once I arrived in the garden (yay!) The Soho location is BIG! They have 3 different areas to sit indoors, with different vibes. Upon entering there is seating where you purchase the macarons, another area with a lounge vibe, and another that seems like a main dining space with a beautiful chandelier. The garden was very spacious and dreamy! Our waiter was so sweet and funny. He offered to take pictures of us and got some nice ones. We had different waiters assisting us so the service was good. We ordered the Rosé Lattes first with the Club Laduree (chicken, lettuce, eggs, tomato, bacon, mayo). Me and my friend were not the biggest fans of the lattes. It tasted like medicine to me so we should've opted for a regular coffee or tea. We did think the latte was going to have a cute design like in the photos but it didn't have the same one. The sandwich was okay. Nothing special to it and it was REALLY expensive for what was given at that ($21)! The fries were good. It's pretty hard to mess that up. After we ate and took lots of cute pics we ordered cocktails. I love that they pair each with a macaron. We both ordered the Pineapple Margarita and Passionfruit Macaron. DELICIOUS! We were able to also drink by the bar since they were preparing the tables for an event. The staff was really nice about it and did not rush us out but suggested we sit by the bar. After we were done there we went inside to purchase a box of macarons. We bought the box of 8 and picked the passionfruit, raspberry, blackcurrant violet, and orange. My favorite was passionfruit. They were pretty pricey at $2.95 each and the box was $24. It's expected though. Overall, the experience was amazing! I would surely come back for the macarons but sit at the bar for drinks instead and skip the meal (at least lunch).