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Sarabeth's
Address: 1295 Madison Avenue
Block: Madison Avenue between 92nd & 93rd
Phone: 212-410-7335
Website: http://www.sarabethseast.com
Features: New American,Brunch,Kid Friendly
NYC Dept of Health Violations Link: - View Report
Rating:
Yelp users give Sarabeth's an overall rating of 3.5 based on 217 total reviews.
Spence H. says "Sadly disappointing. I remember when Sarabeth's was a very special place to eat. The martini that I ordered was made incorrectly, the risotto was bland, and......read more
Rashna S. says "I give this place 4 stars because the food was really good, but it took us an hour to get seated. The inside isn't very big and the place gets filled up......read more
Steve F. says "Finally, someplace that knows how to cook eggs! We've become so accustomed to eating overcooked omelets that properly cooked ones may seem wrong, since so......read more
Citysearch users give Sarabeth's an overall rating of 8 out of 10 based on 20 total reviews.
Amazing Brunch ( - NycFoodie rates it 10 out of 10) - This Upper East Side gem is "heavenly".... I ordered an egg white omlette with spinach, feta, and onion accompanied by a pumpkin muffin..I've never had such a fresh and fluffy omlette and the muffin was savory and sweet, especially paired… ...read more That's a Fritatta! ( - JaySeuffert rates it 10 out of 10) - Generally I sleep past noon on weekends - but on a Friday I had a good one. The fritatta had red and green peppers with bacon and was light - and huge. The New York Bloody doesn't match the Chicago or Milwaukee - lacked the spice I… ...read more
Poor service, cold food and overpriced ( - sunshinevan rates it 2 out of 10) - This place is TOURIST-UNFRIENDLY. The server tried to squeeze 8 of us into a small 6-people table, and generally very rude, running away from at our mid sentence. Food is just average. Papa pouridge and egg benedict were cold. And they… ...read more