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Joe is a great waiter. I stopped in for a glass of wine or two or three. The highlight of the place was the environment. The music was a very diverse and entertaining mix, but not so.loud as to not hear yourself think. The furniture makes you feel as though you're in someone's living room rather than just another commericial place in Manhattan. This will definitely be a future study spot.
I've stopped in here before for lunch and I remember the filet mignon being very good overall. Service was also great. This time was no exception. Service was again fantastic (my receipt says Bruce Y). Bruce (I hope that's his name!) was pleasant, suave, and gave a really calming vibe. I started with the Silly Midwicket, made with Bombay Sapphire, St Germain, rhubarb liqueur, grapefruit, basil. It was light and refreshing. One of the other bartenders was prepping some fresh basil (everything looked so fresh) and I was entranced by the smell. So I asked Bruce to make me something light and basil heavy. He didn't tell me the name of the drink, but the receipt says, "fresh linen," which the menu says has Hendrick's, basil, cucumber, egg white, lemon. Crosby offers many flavor profiles with several types of liquor and accompaniments. Tequila, fresh herbs, chartreuse, fruity flavors like watermelon, fresh raspberries. I will definitely stop back by this bright, cheerful space with its bright, cheerful employees!
We've been coming to the Crosby Bar for years. They never disappoint. This was the first time we ordered afternoon tea. We were a group of seven. Lots of different teas are available. I had English breakfast. Food is served on tiered plateaus. Sandwiches. On the first level and sweets on the top. All the little sandwiches were great and a few outstanding. My favorite was a flavor filled chicken salad with a close second being. Ham and soft cheese. Sweets were also first rate best was a macaroon. We were there for about two hours and had a wonderful time. At least four different workers took care of us, waitress drink servers more tea specialists and clearers. Even though the restaurant was full and very busy, we were treated excellently. The place is always beautiful and was decorated tastefully for the holidays. All seven of us loved this experience and would gladly return any time.
Pros: I adore the art and aesthetic of the place. It's colorfully cohesive. Service was attentive but not pretentious. They gave us the nice comfy seats and I love the greenery. Cons: I wish there were more meat free options.
Any one can come eat at the Crosby Street Hotel restaurant, but only guests can come eat in The Drawing Room. In the name of exclusivity, we took advantage of being able to have an entire beautiful room to ourselves. Only drawback here is there isn't an ideal place to eat in the Drawing Room, there's no typical dining tables. There's couches with coffee tables but then you have to hunch over. There's one small dining table in the middle but you feel like you're eating on a piece of art since the table isn't level. If you have more than 3 people I would just eat with everyone else in the main dining room. As far as the menu goes, I had a really hard time deciding what to order since so much looked good. I landed on the Shakshuka and wasn't disappointed. For shakshuka theirs was on the simpler side, just the sauce and eggs, but simple doesn't mean bad! It was packed full of flavor and the service was good. Some reservations include breakfast (ours did!) and this was probably the best included breakfast I've ever had at a hotel so I can totally see how this hotel has a Michelin acknowledgment. Someone in my group got the Lox bagel, and if I ever come back I know for a fact that's what I'm getting -- it was HUGE and it looked so good. Overall this is a worthwhile stop and walking distance to the best of not just Soho, but the edge of Noho!
I first discovered this place when visiting for high tea for my friends bachelorette, and since then it's become my favorite spot in NYC for high tea! Came again with my mom a few weeks ago and we shared their delicious tower of treats (my favorites are their ham and mustard sandwich, and of course the scones!) I got the earl grey and mom got the chai tea, which were both lovely. The ambience is bright, modern, and elevated, perfect for celebrating a special occasion or just a nice treat. The servers are incredibly welcoming and will even refill any of your favorite treats for no added charge. We ended up with a good amount to take home as well. It comes out to about $75pp, which is a little steep but honestly one of the better value high tea rates in the city for the quality and ambiance! The hotel also has the most beautiful and luxurious bathroom, so it makes for a great pit stop for a long day out exploring the city!
The ambiance is sort of Alice in wonderland-ish. Bright, vibrant and something more interesting to see in every corner/wall. The staff is attentive but not overbearing. Everything was timed well. I had the tea service which came with light fluffy scones. Delicate sandwiches. Topped off with an array of desserts. There were too many dense sweet desserts. I didn't find them to be complimentary to the tower. Other than that, I Can't wait to take my daughter!
My friend celebrated her birthday here, and it was a really cute and unique space. We were seated right away and the cocktail menu was pretty extensive. We all ordered cocktails and everyone really enjoyed their drinks. They also had a sizable food menu with bar snacks along with a full menu to choose from. We ordered a number of items including the shishito peppers, the French onion soup, the Mac and cheese, the charred brocollini and the wasabi shrimp. While I didn't try everything, the things that I did try were pretty decent. For dessert, we ordered the cheesecake, the chocolate lava cake and the salted caramel ice cream. The ice cream and the lava cake were my favorites from the bunch. The service was very good, but if I was to come back here again, I think I'd just come for a drink as the food wasn't super memorable.
Amidst a charming whimsical decor and favorable service, afternoon tea is a lovely experience at The Crosby. You enjoy a three tier display of finger treats, and a pot of yummy tea. The scones were tasty and fresh served with jam and clotted cream, and the desserts were artistically made. The sandwiches could be improved though. The bread was dried out, not fresh, the cucumber sandwich filling was very sour, and the salmon sandwich tasted fishy, also not fresh. The China set was chipped as well. All in all, a pleasant way to celebrate an occasion or just a day out.
The Cosby Hotel has a beautiful tea at the Crosby Bar. The afternoon tea is $75 & you get to choose your tea from a list. The scones were delicious with the preserves & clotted cream. For the sandwiches, I liked the egg salad & the cucumber/cream cheese. For the sweets I loved the lemon meringue, Amarena Cherry Cheesecake, & macaron. I wish there was more lemon layer- it was the thinnest spread with lots of meringue.
I had a delightful afternoon tea for one at The Crosby Bar. The space was breathtaking, with beauty and vibrant colors everywhere. The afternoon tea was elegant, the food was delicious, and the service was impeccable. Can't wait to return and explore the other Firmdale Hotels in the city for more afternoon tea experiences.
The Crosby Bar has solid drinks and food in a great ambiance- what's not to love? Yes it is a bit pricey but it's worth it IMHO. I had a hot toddy (it was cold I had to) and the whiskey paloma (solid and a different twist to a classic). My friend and I also got the burgers (with cheese of course) and it was quite tasty. The bread was average which is why I knocked off a star but overall it was great. The dessert was amazing as well- we got an epic chocolate sundae that hit the spot. All in all, I'd definitely go back.
First and foremost, absolutely adore the aesthetics and the offerings of this restaurant/bar. Stunning! Their cocktails all looked delicious. I ordered the Raspberry Clover and was not disappointed. I would have ordered food however, when my beverage was delivered that was the last I saw of my server. I ended up closing out and heading somewhere else. Although my interaction was lacking from the actual server... I would like to give a shout out to Louis(?) the new manager onboarded. He greeted me upon arrival with a smile, walked me over to an available table in the bar and cleaned it without hesitation so I did not have to wait. Go Louis!
4 months ago
Joe is a great waiter. I stopped in for a glass of wine or two or three. The highlight of the place was the environment. The music was a very diverse and entertaining mix, but not so.loud as to not hear yourself think. The furniture makes you feel as though you're in someone's living room rather than just another commericial place in Manhattan. This will definitely be a future study spot. read more
I've stopped in here before for lunch and I remember the filet mignon being very good overall. Service was also great. This time was no exception. Service was again fantastic (my receipt says Bruce Y). Bruce (I hope that's his name!) was pleasant, suave, and gave a really calming vibe. I started with the Silly Midwicket, made with Bombay Sapphire, St Germain, rhubarb liqueur, grapefruit, basil. It was light and refreshing. One of the other bartenders was prepping some fresh basil (everything looked so fresh) and I was entranced by the smell. So I asked Bruce to make me something light and basil heavy. He didn't tell me the name of the drink, but the receipt says, "fresh linen," which the menu says has Hendrick's, basil, cucumber, egg white, lemon. Crosby offers many flavor profiles with several types of liquor and accompaniments. Tequila, fresh herbs, chartreuse, fruity flavors like watermelon, fresh raspberries. I will definitely stop back by this bright, cheerful space with its bright, cheerful employees! read more
We've been coming to the Crosby Bar for years. They never disappoint. This was the first time we ordered afternoon tea. We were a group of seven. Lots of different teas are available. I had English breakfast. Food is served on tiered plateaus. Sandwiches. On the first level and sweets on the top. All the little sandwiches were great and a few outstanding. My favorite was a flavor filled chicken salad with a close second being. Ham and soft cheese. Sweets were also first rate best was a macaroon. We were there for about two hours and had a wonderful time. At least four different workers took care of us, waitress drink servers more tea specialists and clearers. Even though the restaurant was full and very busy, we were treated excellently. The place is always beautiful and was decorated tastefully for the holidays. All seven of us loved this experience and would gladly return any time. read more
2 months ago
Pros: I adore the art and aesthetic of the place. It's colorfully cohesive. Service was attentive but not pretentious. They gave us the nice comfy seats and I love the greenery. Cons: I wish there were more meat free options. read more
11 months ago
Any one can come eat at the Crosby Street Hotel restaurant, but only guests can come eat in The Drawing Room. In the name of exclusivity, we took advantage of being able to have an entire beautiful room to ourselves. Only drawback here is there isn't an ideal place to eat in the Drawing Room, there's no typical dining tables. There's couches with coffee tables but then you have to hunch over. There's one small dining table in the middle but you feel like you're eating on a piece of art since the table isn't level. If you have more than 3 people I would just eat with everyone else in the main dining room. As far as the menu goes, I had a really hard time deciding what to order since so much looked good. I landed on the Shakshuka and wasn't disappointed. For shakshuka theirs was on the simpler side, just the sauce and eggs, but simple doesn't mean bad! It was packed full of flavor and the service was good. Some reservations include breakfast (ours did!) and this was probably the best included breakfast I've ever had at a hotel so I can totally see how this hotel has a Michelin acknowledgment. Someone in my group got the Lox bagel, and if I ever come back I know for a fact that's what I'm getting -- it was HUGE and it looked so good. Overall this is a worthwhile stop and walking distance to the best of not just Soho, but the edge of Noho! read more
I first discovered this place when visiting for high tea for my friends bachelorette, and since then it's become my favorite spot in NYC for high tea! Came again with my mom a few weeks ago and we shared their delicious tower of treats (my favorites are their ham and mustard sandwich, and of course the scones!) I got the earl grey and mom got the chai tea, which were both lovely. The ambience is bright, modern, and elevated, perfect for celebrating a special occasion or just a nice treat. The servers are incredibly welcoming and will even refill any of your favorite treats for no added charge. We ended up with a good amount to take home as well. It comes out to about $75pp, which is a little steep but honestly one of the better value high tea rates in the city for the quality and ambiance! The hotel also has the most beautiful and luxurious bathroom, so it makes for a great pit stop for a long day out exploring the city! read more
The ambiance is sort of Alice in wonderland-ish. Bright, vibrant and something more interesting to see in every corner/wall. The staff is attentive but not overbearing. Everything was timed well. I had the tea service which came with light fluffy scones. Delicate sandwiches. Topped off with an array of desserts. There were too many dense sweet desserts. I didn't find them to be complimentary to the tower. Other than that, I Can't wait to take my daughter! read more
My friend celebrated her birthday here, and it was a really cute and unique space. We were seated right away and the cocktail menu was pretty extensive. We all ordered cocktails and everyone really enjoyed their drinks. They also had a sizable food menu with bar snacks along with a full menu to choose from. We ordered a number of items including the shishito peppers, the French onion soup, the Mac and cheese, the charred brocollini and the wasabi shrimp. While I didn't try everything, the things that I did try were pretty decent. For dessert, we ordered the cheesecake, the chocolate lava cake and the salted caramel ice cream. The ice cream and the lava cake were my favorites from the bunch. The service was very good, but if I was to come back here again, I think I'd just come for a drink as the food wasn't super memorable. read more
Amidst a charming whimsical decor and favorable service, afternoon tea is a lovely experience at The Crosby. You enjoy a three tier display of finger treats, and a pot of yummy tea. The scones were tasty and fresh served with jam and clotted cream, and the desserts were artistically made. The sandwiches could be improved though. The bread was dried out, not fresh, the cucumber sandwich filling was very sour, and the salmon sandwich tasted fishy, also not fresh. The China set was chipped as well. All in all, a pleasant way to celebrate an occasion or just a day out. read more
27 days ago
The Cosby Hotel has a beautiful tea at the Crosby Bar. The afternoon tea is $75 & you get to choose your tea from a list. The scones were delicious with the preserves & clotted cream. For the sandwiches, I liked the egg salad & the cucumber/cream cheese. For the sweets I loved the lemon meringue, Amarena Cherry Cheesecake, & macaron. I wish there was more lemon layer- it was the thinnest spread with lots of meringue. read more
8 months ago
I had a delightful afternoon tea for one at The Crosby Bar. The space was breathtaking, with beauty and vibrant colors everywhere. The afternoon tea was elegant, the food was delicious, and the service was impeccable. Can't wait to return and explore the other Firmdale Hotels in the city for more afternoon tea experiences. read more
The Crosby Bar has solid drinks and food in a great ambiance- what's not to love? Yes it is a bit pricey but it's worth it IMHO. I had a hot toddy (it was cold I had to) and the whiskey paloma (solid and a different twist to a classic). My friend and I also got the burgers (with cheese of course) and it was quite tasty. The bread was average which is why I knocked off a star but overall it was great. The dessert was amazing as well- we got an epic chocolate sundae that hit the spot. All in all, I'd definitely go back. read more
First and foremost, absolutely adore the aesthetics and the offerings of this restaurant/bar. Stunning! Their cocktails all looked delicious. I ordered the Raspberry Clover and was not disappointed. I would have ordered food however, when my beverage was delivered that was the last I saw of my server. I ended up closing out and heading somewhere else. Although my interaction was lacking from the actual server... I would like to give a shout out to Louis(?) the new manager onboarded. He greeted me upon arrival with a smile, walked me over to an available table in the bar and cleaned it without hesitation so I did not have to wait. Go Louis! read more
Afternoon tea has been an obsession this year for me, so you can imagine my delight when I walked into this colorful Vibey establishment after a long week at work. The Crosby Hotel has beautiful ambience and high ceilings with bright and funky decor. We were seated immediately by the friendly host. In the background, the bar was buzzing with patrons, and the rhythmic sound of the cocktail shaker setting the mood. The afternoon tea is a concise menu, describing everything to expect. It comes with an option to add champagne if you want which both my friend and I skipped. You get a pot of tea of your choosing, I went with the Assam chai. Chai was made very well, with warm notes and tons of spices as promised in the menu. I especially loved the bright orange color as I poured it out. The cutlery is beautiful, and I loved the little strainer for my teacup that came on the side. I think that was such a thoughtful touch. I was especially drawn to the finger sandwiches, because those are always a highlight for me and a true mark of finesse at any tea establishment. All the sandwiches tasted fresh and delicious and were a great size. The cucumber and hummus sandwich could be jazzed up a little bit, maybe an addition of cream cheese? The coronation chicken sandwich was delicious and well spiced and I also really like the shrimp salad sandwich. Manchego sandwich had a generous amount of cheese, but it was not my favorite maybe because I just don't like jam in my sandwiches. The scones were absolutely delicious, especially the cranberry scone. They were the perfect size, unlike a lot of other places that serve mini scones. The regular scone was also delicious although just a little bit on the dense side. The accompaniments that came along were very good as well. I especially liked the mini desserts on top, the cheesecake bites were delicious, and the lavender macaron was my absolute favorite, it was bursting with flavor and tasted super fresh. Overall, I think this is a really great high tea experience, and totally worth the money. Our server was generous enough to top up our pots with hot water, so we kind of got a second pot of tea as well. I left here feeling pretty full and satisfied. If you are looking for an amazing afternoon tea experience, don't hesitate to come here. read more
Went to the Crosby for tea on a Saturday afternoon. We were a group of 6 and they sat us in a beautiful sunroom. The decor of the place is just gorgeous. Nice selection of tea and each person gets their own pot that they top up with hot water later on. The tower featured pastries, finger sandwiches, and scones with clotted cream and jam. Overall, a nice spot to spend an afternoon with family and friends! read more
2 years ago
Had an incredible afternoon celebrating our bride to be with high tea at The Crosby Bar. The manager and waitstaff all went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed to celebrate this special day, and even sent over a complimentary pastry to commemorate the occasion. I'd never been to high tea before and always thought the amount of food you get looked scare on those tiny tiered plates. Not so at The Crosby Bar. Each set comes with four giant fresh baked scones with fresh butter, apricot and strawberry jams, eight sandwiches that include an egg salad, cucumber and cream cheese, ham and mustard, and white fish. The top tier with desserts range from tiramisu to guava, meringue, chocolate cake and macaroons. If you want more, just say so and they'll bring some over. The tea service comes in decorative tea pots and a strainer that fits just right over the decorative tea cups. I tried the peppermint and green teas which were fragrant and tasty. We opted for the high tea option that comes with a glass of champagne (around $85 per person). Yes, it's a little pricey. But when it comes to celebrating a special occasion in the afternoon, you can't beat this place. read more
I just had breakfast at The Crosby Bar, situated in The Crosby Hotel. It was outstanding. I had just simple scrambled eggs, served with a wedge of potato hash. It was truly outstanding. I don't know if it was the taste of the actual eggs or the way they were prepared, but they were perhaps the best scrambled eggs I've ever had. The service was also first rate. I believe our server's name was Roberto. Can't wait to go back. read more
My friend loves afternoon tea and really wanted to try The Crosby Bar's afternoon tea set. And as much as I loved the decor of Latin American culture meets English Victorian decor, the tea set was disappointing. The scones were dense, the sandwich bread did not taste fresh and the dessert bites were disappointing. I would not be surprised if someone told me the blondies, macarons and Panna cotta were store bought. It is located inside a hotel so the service is impeccable. If you enjoy the feel of high class tea time or if you want to experience it for the first time I would recommend it but if you are looking to really enjoy the teas and finger food I would not recommend. read more
This was a cute atmosphere, my mom and I were seated in the little indoor patio area. It wasn't too loud or busy in this area, which was nice, but it was so hard to flag down our server. We got the afternoon tea set (holiday edition) and while the sandwiches were fantastic, the scones were only good and the desserts left a lot to be desired. Cute for $75 per person but overall I feel as though you were paying for the atmosphere(and sandwiches!) they gave me a little birthday cupcake (6/10 didn't have a lot of flavor) too but charged us $8 for it which they did take off after requesting. read more
1 year ago
Kind of a mission to get to the patio and have them believe that you want to sit there. The calamari was pale. Fries were really good. Pigs in a blanket were good, but there were five of us and we were served four. Great guac. Mean martini. read more
1 year ago
Food is delicious and with nice presentation. Service is decent and polite but lack of attention cause pretty busy on a Saturday. Nice ambiance and sitting are comfortable. Bathroom downstairs is like a maze with so many different doors:) read more
1 year ago
Walk-in and they accommodated us right away. The appetizer was amazing. The bone marrow is delicious. The seasonal prawn dish and salad was good but basic. Burger was really good. Ambiance is warm and eclectic yet grand. I had a grey goose and berry smash cocktail that was also exceptional read more
Went for high tea. Ambience: English countryside Service: impeccable Presentation of food was beautiful We love the extensive selection of teas, sandwiches . Some of the sweets were a miss Total cost was around $80 including Service. Would recommend if you desire a traditional high tea experience read more
Disappointed because I was expecting more. First impressions - it's a beautiful spot with artistic decor, delicate tableware of dainty teacups, saucers, and plates. It really went downhill from there. When the tea came, we were not instructed on steeping instructions or a timer when steeping was completed. And no water refills when we ran out of tea. The sandwiches were lackluster - dry white bread, unusual and unappetizing combinations (chunky cucumbers with red peppers hummus 0/10, baked ham with mustard 2/10, smoked salmon 1/10, and egg salad 4/10). Scones, clotted cream and jam were the best of the items. Desserts were average - the best of the bunch was the pavlova. read more
The high tea here is spectacular! I came here for my birthday with my parents and we had the best experience. We were seated right away and got the cutest little table in the corner. Our server was attentive, but never rushed us. The tea was $60 and you can do it for $70 with a glass of Veuve. Totally worth the $10 upcharge! I really loved everything they served. My favorites were the scones, cucumber sandwich, butternut squash and brie sandwich, and the opera cake. Everything was really delicious and the high tea is perfect for a special occasion. It also comes with a pot of tea, and I loved the chai! The vibe of the restaurant is modern and elegant. I would definitely come back here again! It made me feel like I was transported to London for the morning! read more
I came with two girlfriends for the Afternoon Tea service on a Saturday afternoon. The space is beautiful - colorful, airy, and bright. The decor is thoughtful, with the design touching everything from wallpaper to dinnerware. Service was warm and welcoming. With the set, you are also able to opt for iced coffee and lattes if that is preferred over tea. I was unfortunately disappointed with the tea service items. Sandwiches had dry bread and uninspiring fillings (cucumber, dill, creamed feta one especially, cucumbers were strangely lightly pickled so it tasted like eating a pickle sandwich) and scones were also dry. The breakfast/lunch items people ordered around us looked more appetizing. For $75, I would have preferred to have a nice brunch with drinks. read more
Located in the aptly named Crosby Street Hotel, this modern stylized restaurant/bar is beautiful to walk in and around. Touches of modern flair mixed in with eclectic wall paper, paintings, statues and lighting give it a 60's Pan Am energy that I am really digging. We were seated very promptly and greeted immediately by our server. We were a very easy table because they had been here many times and I found some deliciousness very quickly. We decided to start with Tuna Tartare and Mussels. Both were lovely, but nothing especially unique that you would not find anywhere else. I have to say, the serving size was surprisingly large, plenty for us to share. The waiter was quite enthusiastic about the burger and pushed me away from the Steak Frites and to the classic burger. This was a mistake, as my buddy ordered the steak and it looked and tasted wonderful and the burger was a solid meh at best. I asked for it medium and it came out well, and really it was not a great mix for the patty, kind of flavorless. And even though I can't pinpoint the exact reason, the bun just seemed off also. All in all it was not as great as I expected or hoped. I angrily watched my friend eat his steak with so much joy on his face this almost turned into a Lifetime movie - Stabbed for His Steak (not a pun). I did have a bourbon and an old fashioned at from the bar. Bourbon obviously was great, and the old fashioned was made perfectly. All in all it was a good experience. If was in the area I would absolutely stop and grab a drink and appetizer, but I don't know that I would specifically come out. read more
Lovely experience having high tea at the Crosby Bar. Definitely make a reservation. Generous amount of food and nice selection of tea. We added champagne as well. The room is decorated in a festive way and we never felt rushed. Great experience and a fun way to meet up with my adult daughters who live in NYC. read more
Came here for a surprise birthday shower. Because there were 7 of us, we made the reservation two weeks beforehand to ensure we had seating. This is my first time here and I liked it. We were seated inside rather than outside which I didn't mind as it was so hot today. Since my friend and I hadn't had lunch, we decided to order a burger and afternoon tea each and split it. It was a good call as it allowed me to taste best of both worlds. The burger is tasty and comes with fries. I also asked for bacon on the side. Everything came deconstructed and our server was nice enough to split it and gave it to us in two separate plates. The afternoon tea which cost circa $60 offers a nice variety of different sandwiches if that is your thing. I enjoyed the pastries m, in particular the rice pudding. The scones were also pretty tasty. Worthwhile trying the place out if you are around the area. I definitely had a great time here! read more
My friend and I came here for afternoon tea. The interior decor was lovely with pretty colorful lights hanging in the bar area and cool, unique art work. There was a nice, warm ambiance with orange, yellow, and brown color scheme. I got to try the Mythical Creatures tea by Wedgwood, as well as Second Flush Muscatel Darjeeling by The Rare Tea Company. I think I preferred the Darjeeling, which was a black tea with a floral aroma, with notes of caramel and muscatel grapes. There was a bold, yet balanced and delicate flavor profile. Mythical Creatures tea consisted of oolong, sunflower & cornflower blossoms, along with mango. This had a very refreshing and bright taste. The 3 tiered plate of scones, sandwiches, and desserts looked impressive. I liked how the portion sizes were more generous than most afternoon tea services. There were 2 different types of scones with clotted cream and preserves. One was regular, while the other had bits of fruit and other spices. Both were yummy, buttery, and flaky. They were also quite filling. There were 4 types of sandwiches. My favorite was definitely the chicken salad with truffle and thinly sliced Parmesan. The chicken was tender and seasoned well. There was also a strong flavor of truffle. I also enjoyed the poached salmon sandwich with lemon and dill mayonnaise. The salmon was cooked perfectly and the accompanying ingredients worked well together. The cucumber with cream cheese was simple, but still pretty good. I didn't care much for the roasted vegetable sandwich though, as it was kind of bland and boring. As for the desserts, I liked the dark and white chocolate parfait best. This was layered with chocolate cream, chocolate cake, and white chocolate cream. It was delightfully creamy, sweet, and rich. The pumpkin layer cake was also enjoyable, with a wonderfully crispy crust and fresh pumpkin filling. There were also a mini vanilla cake with whipped topping and chocolate macarons with fig ham, which were decent. The vanilla cake was moist and the whipped cream was a nice touch. The macarons were a bit too sweet though. There was also supposed to be sour cherry tart, but it wasn't available, which was unfortunate because I was looking forward to trying it. The service was solid in the beginning. We received our tea and food in a timely manner, but after that it was difficult to get the attention of the waiter and other staff. There was also no way to keep our tea warm throughout our time. If we wanted more tea, hot water was added to the tea pot, which compromised the integrity of the tea. It looks like the afternoon tea menu changes seasonally, which is neat. For example, on the current holiday menu, the eggnog panna cotta with amarena cherry and panettone crumbles sounds soo good! However, I thought the price of $60 per person for the afternoon tea was a little steep, so I don't plan on returning. read more
3 years ago
A wonderful spot for a drink. High ceilings, like a cathedral. Quirky but beautiful decor. Old telephones on a wall, this made me smile. And it's not loud. The guacamole is tasty, the croquettes croquetty. The wait staff were attentive but unobtrusive. My only suggestion to the restaurant would be to invest in more elegant wine glasses. Longer stemmed would be nice. Regardless, this gets an A. read more
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