Tartinery

Loved our visit to Tartinery NYC! Everything we ordered was fresh and thoughtfully prepared. We started with the smashed avocado topped with a boiled egg — so delicious and flavorful. Definitely add flaky salt; it takes it to the next level. The salmon tartines were another standout — perfectly balanced, with capers adding just the right pop of flavor. We also tried the warm goat cheese salad, which was delicious overall, though it could have used a bit more dressing. They were also very accommodating for my child. We ordered a freshly squeezed orange juice, a croissant, and a side of Nutella, and they were happy to put it together for us. Great food, quality ingredients, and a welcoming experience. Would definitely come back!

Very cute spot! We just happened upon this place and decided to try it. Our food was really good and a good size for what you pay. Our server was super nice too! Definitely recommend the roast beef tartine for its large portion of roast beef!

We’ve been to the one in Columbus Circle which was a very pleasant experience so we decided to come here as well. The atmosphere and service were completely different, with most of the servers seeming rather angry except maybe one guy at the bar. The table wasn’t cleaned carefully before we got seated after the previous customers left, and things just felt off in general. I guess it’s understandable since this branch probably has a higher turnaround and so there’s a lot of work. But the food also didn’t taste as good as we remembered unfortunately. If you’re a local, try the one in Columbus Circle instead!

We came here because it was close to our hotel and rated very highly. I ordered the grain & sweet potato bowl, added feta and it was excellent. I came back a second day and ordered the same thing! The Croque Madam was more of an open faced grilled cheese, but my friend still enjoyed her order. Delicious food. Would come back! The only reason that I put a 3 star for service is because usually when you order a drip coffee is comes with refills, and no one mentioned that another cup of coffee would be charged. Considering we had eaten around NYC on the visit and always enjoyed a few refill, if you're not going to offer it then it needs to be clearly stated on the menu or by the server. Charges on the bill should never be a surprise.

Wonderful place, I love the matcha latte, we have roasted beef, croque madame, chia bowl, warm apple tart, Matcha latte is not sweet, The taste of matcha is dominant, and the coffee flavor is very light

Little noisy. Sound proofing could go a long way. It was busy and they still served us quickly. Note: there's no refill on coffees, which makes sense as it probably helps keep service quickly. Not a complaint.

We enjoyed our breakfast meal. The food tasted really good, perfect portions and mostly our host Benjamin was an excellent one in the way he looked after us and made us feel welcome. Thanks Benjamin!

Great cafe. We ordered an oat milk cappuccino, a macchiato, and a ricotta and prosciutto tartine. The coffee was decent, but the tartine was very delicious, perfectly sweet and savory. I recommend it.

Healthy, tasty and fresh It's a good place to start your day. Here are different toasts based in sourdough or multigrain bread. Everything is very tasty, portions are so nutritious and all bread options are excellent! There are salads, bowls and soups as well. There is a choice of fresh pastries which you can order. There are different coffees and teas, matcha and beverages. Also you can try different fresh juices and even create your own one. There are good cocktails (happy hours 4-7pm weekdays and all day during the weekends). Wi-fi is available. There is a nice outdoor terrace. Staff is tired.

Very conveniently located by grand central and not super busy at all. A good spot to meet up and have breakfast and a coffee. I got the matcha latte and a salmon avocado tartine, which were both solid but really quite pricey for the portion size. Wouldn't come back unless it was for convenience but a clean nice cafe to visit.

Had high hopes -- sleek space, French flair, promising menu. But I had to force myself to finish what turned out to be the blandest turkey club I've ever eaten. The turkey was flavorless, the brie barely perceptible, and even the bacon -- normally a guaranteed boost -- couldn't save it. No mustard, no zing, not even a hint of seasoning. A few desperate shakes of salt and pepper made no difference. And the side salad? No vinaigrette, no brightness, just greens tossed in a dressing I couldn't taste or identify. For a place that trades on French influence, the absence of acidity or contrast felt like a betrayal of the cuisine's fundamentals. There's no virtue in stripping food of flavor under the guise of "healthy." Either the brie should have brought some pungency or the turkey should've been smoked. This was truly *painful*. Hoping other menu items are better but may not want to risk it at this price tag.

Was looking for a casual lunch spot and stumbled upon this cafe. It's a cute little cafe with a lot of natural lights. The menu was simple and the prices were reasonable. So it's good spot for a casual meet up We ordered: Salad Croque monsieur (Like what my French friend once told me. When in doubt get the croque monsieur and it hasn't been wrong so far)

Excellent cafe with full bar. Had warm and inviting vibe when we walked in. Service was attentive and friendly. Was blown away by the quality of the food. Had the lunch combo with a bowl of hot fresh lentil soup and ham and Swiss cheese petite tartine. It was the perfect size and the open face sandwich had the perfect blend of salty ham, sweet thinly sliced green apple, bitter arugula, and a drizzle of EVOO to balance the flavors. Washed it all down with a 5 Burrows Hazy. Yum!

Tight seats and interesting different versions of tartinery (basically bread toasted slices with toppings - a bit overpriced) dishes. Seating was quick but quickly filled up around us - good thing we were there early for breakfast. The sweet (nutella/banana) was much better than the savory (croque monsieur) which had too much cheese and weighed heavy. Ice tea was very light but tasty.

Great spot for coffee and a snack or meal! The snack tartine size was enough for a mid afternoon pick me up alongside a latte. A little pricey for what you're given, and the kiosk for to go service was slow, but definitely busy and worth a try!

So nice we came twice! We lucked out and got a table outside to sit out in the sunshine. First time we came for brunch gabbed over tartines and Prosecco. The second time we popped in for coffee before starting our day. My friends got matcha drinks, which to me tasted like grass but they very much enjoyed. Both times our server and the barista who took our orders were excellent. Coffees were on point, very good. Highly recommend!

Delicious breakfast, coffee and great service. Will come back next time we are in town.

Super cute cafe! Stopped by just to get away from the freezing wind and spotted some delicious chocolate chip cookies. They were massive and speckled with sea salt. We asked them to warm the cookies up for us and after they were a 10/10. Just gooey sweet perfection. Everyone was super nice and it was a chill atmosphere!

I absolutely loved the delicate tartines at Tartinery Cafe, especially the Nutella strawberry--definitely a highlight! The assortment I tried was fantastic, and I was seated right away in a cute, trendy space. Service was just okay.

Spacious, airy environment. Not so loud it's hard to talk. Tables spaced decently. Comfortable seating. Friendly, attentive service. Delicious lentil soup (pureed). Outstanding ham/cheese tartine (open-faced sandwich). Good coffee. I will gladly come here again and again.

I had the croque madam. It was tasty. The ingredients seemed of good quality. It was not as impressive as I've had at other places in NYC. But it did the job. This seems like a good place to visit if you live here. But if you are visiting the city, this is not memorable or unique. But it does the job of what it is. The food was tasty and came out quickly. The staff was nice.

Wouldn't usually visit this type of place, but it was a nearby brunch to meet a friend. The service was friendly and they didn't rush us out. The food was what I expected it to be- overpriced toasts in a nice ambience. Howeverr- the toogoodtogo pastries at the end be of the day are such a great value and really good quality! I will start making it a regular stop just for this. All in all, a nice place to have a brunch near grand central.

Popped in for a brunch well, because I forgot to eat breakfast... they did seat me quickly by the big window. But, on a sunny day the sun coming in can be quite brutal. Most of the tables like mine needed sunglasses to stave off the brightness. I ordered a salmon tartine with egg (I went with scrambled) as to not potentially drip a runny yolk with I usually love on my shirt . They kitchen was running behind and the waitstaff did come and let me know this and that my food would be out shortly, it probably took around a half hour. It was delicious and was a nice size as not ridiculously filling. The cost was reasonable, so if in the neighborhood again I'd definitely give it another try. Maybe go for sitting farther back in the restaurant out of the sun's direct rays or be okay with a window seat on a rainy day.

We stopped here one morning during our trip in NYC to grab a quick bite and coffee to get our day started. It was close to our hotel so very convenient. It was pretty busy while we were there early in the morning. For breakfast, I got the chai bowl and my husband got avocado toast. Both of our breakfast dishes were good, not great. It's a very cute clean modern space. I would describe this place as a great spot to pop in if you're looking for something casual to get the job done. I wouldn't add this to a "must-try" list.

nice cafe with sit down service and good cafe breakfast. my mom and I ordered two hot almond milk lattes, avocado toast, egg & smoked salmon toast, and the chia bowl to split. all were good and we were able to split them all for a satisfying lunch

Nice staff. Fresh and healthy food. We had a very good breakfast in NYC I recommend this place

Amazing food and excellent customer service!! Would highly recommend for lunch, breakfast or snack

Discovered Tartinery last trip fall 23 in grand central and realized this location is right around the corner and popped in for a chia bowl and avocado toast with smoked salmon, and a much needed cappuccino! Clean fresh and good food!

I recently came to Tartinery for their cute happy hour to meet a friend! It had such a nice, chill ambiance and as a Californian who loves avocado toast, their menu definitely hit the mark for me. Service was nice too and we're attentive during the first part of happy hour. They checked with me a few times while I was looking at the menu when I first arrived. After, they just left my friend and I chat for as long as we wanted. They cleared our dishes but did not pressure us to leave at all. In fact, we had to call them over to get our check. Their happy hour is a great deal, especially in this location. Wines and beers are half off which is great! I tried their salmon egg toast and it was perfect! I've never had white wine with toast, but honestly I'd come back and have it again! Their toast in general is definitely a bit more expensive than some other tartines and toasts I've had before, but they're nicely prepared and when you can get a glass of wine for $6, it's worth it! Excited to come back to this cute spot!!

Tartinery is a chain restaurant. To me it's trendy. I do enjoy the Ham and Cheese Croissant. This location is on Park Avenue and has plenty of seating. It's comfortable when I beat the morning rush of commuters. The service is friendly and it's clean. I like the atmosphere for relaxing. I recommend you try one of their croissant sandwiches.

Stopped in for a quick bite with my friend before a show. Not a lot of people so I was seated quickly while I waited for her. I ordered the watermelon spritz which was so refreshing! We split a salD and each got a sandwich which was perfect portions. It was a nice place for a quick preshow dinner.

Very nice lunch with a close friend, food and service were excellent and quiet enough to have a nice conversation!

food overall was mid, i don't think the reviews match the quality presented. a $16 turkey club should look more appealing than this , your better off going to a deli to get a more delicious sandwich for cheaper. overall not the best place around go somewhere else

I love the ambiance of the cafe. There's healthy light breakfast options and lunch meal options. The egg and salmon toast are delicious with a bit of dill sprinkled on it. The egg was made perfectly and the inside runny. It's a perfect rest spot in the cold and it's by grand central station. The chia is very good as well but the portion was much smaller. There's alot of great seating with big windows as well.

Friends and I were visiting NYC and met here for breakfast. We chose almost at random, but were so happy we came: wonderful service, a great view of Park Avenue without the prices to match the address (it was surprisingly reasonable), and best of all the pastries and breakfast items, which fit our range of diners (from full on vegans to carnivores).

I stumbled upon this cute bakery before getting on my train at Grand Central. I was a little worried trying this little bakery out because time was of the essence for me on this day. Coming in, I was greeted immediately when walking in and was seated. I ordered the caprese which is tomato, mozzarella, and basil panini and an Early Grey Tea. My Caprese sandwich was delicious! I was scared that it may be too heavy, although it was perfect!!! The mozzarella was authentic, the fresh tomatoes and the sourdough bread had a sound bite. Overall, the service was quick, friendly, and efficient. I will definitely be back.

Ordered takeout and food was still fresh by the time it got to the office. The mushroom soup was okay, quite small - definitely a side, you wouldn't get full off this. Salmon tartine was absolutely delicious! Can't wait to order this again and wished it had more pieces!

Good pastries and coffee. Lots of people working and they seemed really attentive. Would love to sit down for lunch sometime there.

The food is tasty enough but $5.25 for a flat white that isn't even a proper flat white or really any good is ridiculous.

Different type of place. Might be great for lunch but I came after work for a glass of wine with coworkers. The place is very open so so it's loud. There isn't a lot on the menus for appetizers so it's somewhat limited. The menu looks really good for lunch, salads, sandwiches etc. the wine was very good and reasonably priced.

A chill cafe style dining, beautiful decor and a good selection in menu for a on the go light lunch or breakfast crowd. The matcha was really strong, pastries are big and delicious. I enjoyed the butternut squash soup as well as the fresh style of a ham sandwich with apple on top. Just the right spot for a quick bite to refuel and keep it moving. Also it was cold outside and the temperature inside was warm and welcoming.

Fresh fruits for fresh juice for solid price. Located right in the hub of Grand Central.

It's a good option if you happen to be inside Deutsche bank center mall. I loved their burrata tarting, it pairs perfectly well with a chilled glass of Prosecco. My friend and me had a good time chilling there one evening after work. It's inside the mall with the gorgeous view of the park. The service was basic.

i liked how spacious the space was overall, and not rushed when ordering / leaving because there was plenty of seating. food wise, it was a 3.5 at best. i got the lunch combo for a soup and petite tartine but my ham and swiss tartine was alright. the chestnut and mushroom soup was very salty so I didn't love it, had like two spoonfuls. i did enjoy the earl grey tea, the portion was very generous and it came out piping hot. :) my friend got the combo as well- the chicken salad tartine was pretty good though and so was the butternut squash soup!

My friend and I came here for lunch, and we sat outside. Most people ate outside that day due to a nice day. We placed our order inside at the counter, and they brought the food out for us. I had my fresh quinoa bowl, and my friend had a chicken salad, I think. I loved my bowl! Quinoa bowl is my new favorite! My bowl has almond, avocado, spinach, edamame, carrot, and some herb on top. The taste? Yummy! I'll definitely come back for more! My friend liked her chicken salad too. We both talked about coming back for lunch. It's nice to sit outside on a nice day and enjoy lunch. Why don't you try it?

I was in NY on business and got lunch here twice as it was near my client's office and the menu looked great. My only complaint was that my kale Ceasar salad was dry and needed a bit more dressing. Since it was take out, I didn't discover this until later. Aside from that it is top notch.

One of our fave spots to eat and grab drinks in Grand Central, love the strawberry so much!

Really really cute cafe! Perfect for early morning breakfast or for a quick break in between meetings. I got the green boost smoothie and warm chai latte. The green boost smoothie was very flavorful and I was glad to see them throwing in whole fruits and veggies. The chai latte was a little sweet but I overlooked that since it was so perfect for the cold day it was. The staff was very friendly and patient (as I was very indecisive about my smoothie choice ) and gave great recommendations. There is plenty of seating and I heard they have a great happy hour selection!

Arrived in the middle of the work day for a quick lunch. It was not so quick. Had to wait a solid fifteen minutes for soup and avocado toast (lunch special). The price point of $15.00 was exorbitant for the quality of the food and service.

I was lucky to find this cute spot right by the hotel I was staying at. It has amazingly high ceilings and an airy, modern vibe. They had plenty of options to choose from; tea, coffee, fresh juices and small bites. The place was pretty packed for a Monday afternoon. The ladies working there were beyond kind and my matcha latte was one of the best I've ever had. I will definitely be back the next time I'm in town.

Great service, great food a little slow but worth the wait. The avocado toast is California worthy!!

This place has wonderful food but the absolute worst service they could care less that you're even there and I just walked out.

As well as delicious food and good service this place knows how to do tea, in a teapot with a small jug of cold milk. Superb!

The chia pudding was the perfect summer breakfast/brunch dish! Light and refreshing, but still satisfyingly filling. The kale Caesar is pretty simple, especially if you don't add chicken, but I appreciated how much cheese they put on. Gave the salad a bit of a kick and the dressing was very well done both in terms of flavor and amount. Also a great view of the Columbus circle area from the seating area. Would be great for grabbing a meal with friends and family to start off your day.

Wanted somewhere modern, clean, quiet, helpful staff, and most importantly, healthy and delicious food. The quinoa bowl was fabulous ( see photo) and the latte with oat milk was smooth and delicious. Can't wait to return!

Really liked their matcha lattes! I loved that they took the time to sift the powder so the drink was not clumpy at all. Good milk to powder ratio too!

Grab this warm rice bowl asap! This salad is packed with butternut squash, lentils, brown rice, and a soft boiled egg. It's so tasty!