Iconic SoHo brunch spot w/ regal bagel towers & lively vibes. Upscale American & Jewish deli fare.
This iconic brunch spot in SoHo is renowned for its visually stunning presentation of food, particularly its towers of bagels and lox. The ambiance is chic and vibrant, making it a popular destination for a lively meal. While known for its upscale feel and traditional Jewish deli and American fare, be prepared for potentially high prices.
The food at Sadelle's is a highlight, with a strong emphasis on traditional American and Jewish deli cuisine, particularly brunch items. Customers rave about the visually impressive bagel towers, featuring house-smoked lox and whitefish salad, as well as the excellent bagels themselves. The 'Inside-Out' tuna melt and various salads like the Beverly and Cobb are also frequently recommended. For dessert, the brioche French toast is a standout. Some diners note that the prices are on the higher side, with specific items like French toast being particularly expensive.
"Highly recommended are the 'Sadelle's Tower' featuring house-smoked lox and whitefish salad with excellent bagels, the 'Inside-Out' tuna melt, and the brioche French toast. Salads like the Beverly and Cobb are also praised."
Overall, customers have a very positive sentiment towards the restaurant, frequently praising its unique food presentation, lively atmosphere, and high-quality dishes like lox and bagels. However, some find the prices to be quite high.
Important Note
Some patrons find the restaurant to be quite expensive, particularly for items like French toast. There is also a negative comment regarding the use of gift cards at this specific Major Food Group establishment.
"This user simply stated that Sadelle's is great."
Positive"This commenter advises against using a gift card at Sadelle's, suggesting any other Major Food Group restaurant in the city would be a better choice."
Negative"Sadelle's was suggested as a place to get chicken noodle soup."
Positive"The user decides to consider Sadelle's for breakfast after discussing it with another commenter."
Neutral"This commenter recommends Sadelle's for the birthday breakfast, highlighting its great vibes and delicious food, describing it as 'very New Yorky'. They acknowledge it's a bit pricey but suitable for a birthday."
Positive"The user is considering Sadelle's for their fianc ext{é}e's birthday breakfast, noting it might be expensive but looks good. They are comparing it with The Temple Court at The Beekman."
Neutral"Clarifying Sadelle's location in SoHo, the commenter assured it was worth the walk from Chinatown."
Positive"Sadelle's was mentioned as a potential dining option."
Positive"This restaurant is recommended for a birthday brunch, with the commenter suggesting it offers a nicer atmosphere and generally good food."
Positive"Sadelle's is praised for having the best tuna melt the user has ever had, though it's noted as small and expensive."
Positive"This user recommended Sadelle's as a place for a casual nice lunch."
Neutral"A user responds negatively to the mention of Sadelle's."
Negative"This user reluctantly admits that Sadelle's is a good option."
Positive"The original poster expresses interest in Sadelle's after receiving suggestions for traditional breakfast items like eggs, bacon, pancakes, and waffles."
Positive"Sadelle's is a new favorite, offering a wide variety of breakfast items like eggs, bacon, pancakes, and waffles."
Positive"Sadelle's is recommended as a breakfast spot in Soho."
Neutral"The commenter mentions that Sadelle's salad dressings are well-done, similar to The Grill."
Positive"Sadelle's is mentioned as a favorite in Soho, known for great food and a cute atmosphere."
Positive"One user highlighted Sadelle's unusual pricing structure, noting that a $14 grapefruit bruleed is significantly cheaper than $25 French toast, which they found 'unhinged'."
Neutral"Sadelle’s was recommended again by a user for overpriced breakfast."
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