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Tartinery Café - Bar | Olympic Tower

3.9 (27 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 weeks ago

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TARTINERY CAFÉ - BAR | OLYMPIC TOWER ATMOSPHERE

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Vanilla latte
Divya K.

Decent option for brunch. Inside the Olympic tower. 2 person seats are pretty close to eachother. Service is standard. The burrata tartine was bursting with flavor and was very filling. The vanilla latte was yummy. I would try to get something unique here like the tartines as a lot of dishes are standard.

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Hayden S.

Overall not bad but not great. The almond croissant didn't have any filling which was disappointing. The croque monsier was huge but nothing special. I'd go again if hungry but didn't really move the needle. Staff was pretty apathetic, had to basically beg to order and it was the middle of the day.

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Sawako Y.

I've been to several Tartinery locations in the city and this has one of the best views. It's right next to the gorgeous St. Patrick's Cathedral, with high ceilings and glass windows. It's located on the 1st floor of a building and does have a bit of office / mall cafe feel, but it's a nice, open space. They have table service (it's not a cafeteria) but there were food crumbs left on the seats, so I'm not sure how well they clean them... I ordered the Smashed Avocado Petite Tartine with a soft-boiled egg ($14.25+). It is pricey for what you get, but the egg was boiled perfectly and nicely presented--and it was tasty, too. If you're looking for a brunch place in the area and enjoy spectacular views, I'd recommend stopping by.

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Caitlyn M.

Came here for a quick lunch after some shopping on 5th Ave. It's inside the Olympic Tower. They have a few different flavors of spritzes which was fun. I prefer sweet drinks and the blood orange spritz was my favorite, it was very refreshing. I got a quinoa bowl which was a solid healthy salad. It was decent but nothing special.

Kelly R.

Tartinery was such a delicious and memorable stop during our NYC adventure. We ordered the Croque Monsieur, Croque Madame, and the Warm Rice Bowl--and every dish was absolutely satisfying. Perfectly prepared, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Service was top-notch and impressively fast, which made the experience feel effortless, even in the heart of the city. But what truly set it apart was the view--looking out at the majestic St. Patrick's Cathedral while enjoying a relaxed, elevated meal felt almost surreal. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a casual-yet-chic meal with a little bit of magic in the backdrop.

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Chrissy R.

Great, relaxing brunch / lunch in the bustling heart of 5th Ave. In the Olympic Tower across from St Patrick, it feels like an office lobby but is a nice energetic buzz. Not a full, fancy sit down but sit down service without the takeaway feel. Got the Croque Madame without ham, and my friend got an omelette. Nice staff and service too!

Mushrooms and Tuna Salad Petite Tartine
Savannah W.

Yummy food perfect lunch portion size. Service a bit slow but good ambiance. Very healthy options! Reasonably priced considering its New York

Ricotta & Prosciutto, Creamy Burrata Tartine
Michelle Y.

Nice little place on fifth ave to grab brunch bites in a pinch with nice seating. They offer sit down service or take out, which is great! My favorite was the burrata tomato tartine. I will say it was a little expensive for what it was, around $17 for a single toast-- our bill came out to be $70 for 3 toasts and a coffee T--T

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The food is good, nothing special. The place is nice with plenty of seating and A/C. The staff was friendly.

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Nice service. The coffee and pastries were really good. Went there multiple times while on vacation.

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