Cafe Sabarsky

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Address: 1048 5th Avenue
Block: 5th Avenue between 85th & 86th
Phone: 212-288-0665
Website: http://www.neuegalerie.org/cafes/sabarsky
Features: Austrian
Rating:

Average: 4 (1 vote)

In the Neue Gallery of German and Austrian Art

Yelp users give Cafe Sabarsky an overall rating of 4 based on 117 total reviews.

Kristin P. says "Cafe Sabarsky was recommended to me by a classmate who said it was like stepping into a Vienesse cafe. I completely agree with him. I was satisfied with my......read more

Lorenzo V. says "Il locale che piu' si avvicina ad un cafe' viennese a New York. La collocazione e' perfetta, proprio tra il MET e il Guggenheim, e se andate presto riuscite......read more

Kate Y. says "After an afternoon at the Guggenheim museum, all I wanted to do was sit, enjoy a snack and rest my feet. I quickly Yelped cafes near the museum and found......read more

Citysearch users give Cafe Sabarsky an overall rating of 8 out of 10 based on 24 total reviews.

Great Desserts, but more! ( - eat_club rates it 8 out of 10) - Most of the reviews... along with most of the advice we got from friends... said this place "has great desserts, but the food is mediocre and way too expensive." As usual, most people are wrong. The food was excellent. We had a variety… ...read more

Good place ( - JamesWang rates it 10 out of 10) - nice place ...read more

Wonderful ( - Debby C rates it 10 out of 10) - This is an Austrian restaurant hidden inside of a museum...so you get double the pleasure, enjoy the art and then the food. It's wonderful! ...read more

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Cafe Sabarsky

	Old European Style Cafe - Cafe Sabarsky, a Viennese-inspired cafe with an old-world European aura, is nestled inside the Neue Galerie. Amidst wood-panels, marble-topped tables, and a single crystal chandelier, servers in black vests and ties present traditional savory dishes and treats hearkening back to old-world Europe, such as goulash and sachertorte. The servers do not rush patrons, allowing one to linger over a well-executed cappuccino. On the downside, the desserts are handsomely priced but not handsomely proportioned. A single dessert with coffee and tip runs around $17. Still, for the pleasure of such a rare atmosphere and genteel service, an occasional visit here is worth every penny. Keep in mind that the cafe is closed on Tuesdays.