Sarabeth's Greenwich Village

I am remiss for the three stars on atmosphere but placement of a VERY large family group in the middle of the downstairs eating hall was unfortunate for other families and couples in the limited area. The blessing of silence was when their food came. Dead silence during which others could talk amongst themselves and be heard. That said, the place is jumping. It was my birthday. Never been to Sarabeth's. Never heard of Sarabeth's but what I did know is I trusted the young ladies who made this choice for our family celebration. The wait was not too long. Crowded but not too long. We were led down the stairs to where we would be seated. My gues is something to do with our being the only group with kiddos in it, at the time. It was a struggle down the stairs for me, to the bathroom and then back up the stairs. That said, the food, which is out of this world makes all the gripes go away. You have not lived until you eat Sarabeth's salmon and egg popover. Out of this world. Al things considered, when I go back, god willing, I will do the pop over again. And next time with noisy overbearing groups? Feed them faster....................... or not at all if they dont settle down. Why I gave a FIVE? Because the food........the FOOD, THE FOOD!

This was my second time at Sarabeth’s and we brought a extra friend a long, and it did not disappoint whatsoever. I ordered something simple, the avocado toast and it was absolutely delicious. The service was great, friendly, and attentive, which made the experience even better, although when we came in it was empty but when leaving after an hour it started to pick up so I will definitely be coming back again and highly recommend this place.

Came from France just to be able to eat at Sarabeth's. 😁 Quite pricey but everything looks house made and fresh, with quality ingredients. Pancakes, bacon and eggs Benedict deserve a special mention. Staff is very nice and efficient.

I have visit twice for this month, love the food so much! The fruit is sweet and fresh, you can add Greek yogurt on side. The French toast is amazing. I also love the French fries. That’s why I always order them, and add a new item each time.

Great customers service. The seating was full but they were able to seat us a the high top area, where our server Sean took incredible care of us-checking in frequently and making sure our drinks were filled. The food was delicious as we tried the short-rib tater tots, pancakes, fluffy French toast and scrambled eggs with a side of their incredible hollandaise sauce. Definitely plan to come back to try their eggs Benedict…worth the try for a Sunday brunch.

Nice location. Service was very friendly and welcoming. Atmosphere was very elegant and vibrant. My breakfast was a simple breakfast--eggs and sausage--but it was good. And the two others in my party enjoyed their breakfast as well.

The staff and food at this location are amazing. I ordered Thanksgiving dinner from the menu and it was so delicious. I was able to pick it up early and the team also included complementary items. The food is excellent and the service team is so professionnal and friendly! 10/10

Sarabeth’s Greenwich Village is a classic NYC all-day spot that hits all the familiar favorites — brunch, breakfast, lunch, and dinner — in a welcoming, polished setting. I stopped by for brunch and really enjoyed the big, flavorful portions like fluffy pancakes, French toast, and eggs Benedict — everything felt reliably delicious and comforting. The vibe is bright and relaxed, with friendly service that makes you feel at home whether you’re grabbing coffee in the morning or a sit-down meal later in the day. It’s popular on weekend mornings, especially for brunch, so reservations are a good idea if you want to skip a potential wait. Overall, Sarabeth’s is perfect when you’re craving classic American brunch and comfort food with solid quality and a pleasant atmosphere in the Village

My husband I didn't have a reservation for brunch on a Sunday, but the restaurant was very accommodating and had availability for us to dine. The restaurant was big and bright. There is a table limit of one hour and 30 minutes. We wanted to try a bunch of different options, so we started with the Short Rib Tater Tots and Crab & Guacamole. They were both flavorful and delicious. The crab and guacamole felt light and refreshing with their homemade potato chips. My husband ordered the smoked salmon benedict and I ordered the fat and fluffy french toast. He enjoyed his meal and mine was the perfect breakfast to curb your sweet tooth. Will definitely try to come back!

The experience from entering the restaurant to when you leave is pleasant. Every staff member is pleasant and doing their job. What I found odd is that by 7 pm on a Friday, there were a few diners. This is a nice looking restaurant and tables are spaced apart. Located btwn East and West. I've been to brunch at its UWS location and the restaurant was packed. Guess that explains why brunch items are always photographed. Seems I now prefer it's brunch menu versus dinner menu. Cocktails are consistently delicious at the Greenwich Village and UWS locations. The restrooms are situated downstairs, found by the host/hostess stand.

This used to be the Jane restaurant - the atmosphere & design of the space is really nice, airy, & bright. Pros- the service was above average. So many people came & checked on us Cons- the only gluten free they have is the salad. I could also get fries but those were very soggy.

Came here for breakfast with some friends. The space is very nice and modern, with plenty of tables to choose from and lots of natural light. Every dish we ordered was decent but the portions were so big! Definitely enough to share or to bring some home. The food came out very quickly as well, and we were offered to-go boxes for whatever we couldn't finish.

the food is tasty though I wish there were more vegetarian options. The service is friendly and welcoming. They remember regulars. The atmosphere is sophisticated AND cozy.

Excellent food. Excellent service. Great place! Very nice people working here. I had the oysters and the diver scallops. Both were great. I also had the crostini and an espresso martini to cap off a great meal.

We were here for Thanksgiving and were sorely disappointed both with the food and service. The lunch took 2 1/2 hours with long times between courses in a restaurant that wasn't even full. The reservation form asked if anyone in the party had food sensitivities, to which I indicated one of us had a seafood allergy. The waiter at first said they couldn't accommodate her, although they eventually did. Why ask if you aren't going to make accommodations? The bartender took forever to recognize that we were sitting in front of him at the bar. The soup and salad started out really yummy, but the entrees (steak and salmon both) were very mediocre. The Thanksgiving turkey entree was very bland and unappetizing. I'd been to another Sarabeth's and had a great experience. This experience, however, has turned me off forever and I'll never go back. I had high hopes and this ended up being the worse meal of our whole trip to NYC.

Great brunch made even better by fantastic service from Miklo, who went above and beyond and gave us a memorable experience