Skyscraper dining w/ mind-blowing views & creative, upscale American tasting menus. Truly special occasion spot.
Perched high above the city, this restaurant offers a truly elevated dining experience with breathtaking panoramic views. Guests are treated to an intimate and luxurious atmosphere, perfect for special occasions. The tasting menu, though on the pricier side, is celebrated for its creative and well-executed dishes, with some users even comparing it favorably to other high-end establishments.
The cuisine is American fine dining with a tasting menu format. While many praise the creativity and execution of dishes like the beef fillet, others find the food can be inconsistent or not as impressive as the stunning views. Some dishes have Moroccan influences. The tasting menu is a significant investment.
"Specific dishes like the beef fillet have been highlighted as exceptionally well-executed. The tasting menu as a whole is generally recommended, despite some feedback on consistency."
Overall positive, with strong praise for the spectacular views and the luxurious ambiance. While the food is generally well-regarded for creativity and execution, some diners find it inconsistent or not as memorable as the views and setting.
Important Note
The restaurant is on the pricier side, with tasting menus often exceeding $298 per person before drinks and gratuity. Some diners have noted inconsistencies in the food or that it doesn't always match the spectacular views and ambiance.
"A commenter simply suggested going to Saga."
Neutral"Saga was described as fantastic and suitable for a romantic and special anniversary celebration."
Positive"This commenter found SAGA to be 'fine' but ultimately underwhelming, with no dishes standing out, although the service was good and the ambiance pleasant."
Negative"This commenter was underwhelmed by SAGA, finding none of the dishes memorable and recommending L'Abeille instead."
Negative"This commenter is anticipating a meal at SAGA for a special occasion and is somewhat concerned by mixed reviews but hopes for a great experience."
Neutral"This commenter had a positive experience at SAGA, finding their winter menu extraordinary and preferable to Le Bernardin, attributing mixed reviews to subjective taste at this price point."
Positive"The commenter states that Saga is 'literally the answer' to the original poster's request."
Positive"The commenter fondly remembers when the regular dining experience at Saga included a private tea course in the solarium, calling it 'next level'."
Positive"The commenter recommends the solarium at Saga."
Positive"Saga is listed as a recommendation."
Positive"This comment suggests trying Saga with their new executive chef, specifically recommending the Solarium room. The minimum spend for food and beverage is $4000, with a tasting menu priced at $350 per person."
Positive"The commenter reiterates that Saga is gorgeous with unreal food, and provides a link to their private dining and events page."
Positive"This is a recommendation for the solarium room at Saga, which can accommodate a maximum of 10 people and has a $4000 minimum spend. The commenter also provided a link to the restaurant's private dining page."
Positive"Saga is mentioned as a potential restaurant."
Neutral"This user found Saga to be very nice, though they felt the food was not of two-star quality. They mentioned it's the highest altitude fine dining spot in the city and is expensive, costing around $300 per person, which includes a cocktail. They also noted that a meal for two with wine can exceed $1000."
Neutral"This restaurant was recommended for its view."
Neutral"This user heard that Saga is outstanding for both food and views but has never been. They noted it is very expensive."
Neutral"Saga is listed as a recommendation."
Positive"Clarifying that the new chef at Saga is Charlie Mitchell, formerly of Clover Hill in Brooklyn. The commenter anticipates his new menu and notes that his previous food was elegant and thought-provoking without needing fanfare. They suggest Saga might not be the best choice for 'weirdness/pretension/theatrics' but the view is a good tradeoff."
Neutral"This commenter states that Saga has a new, fantastic executive chef, Charlie Michaels, who previously had a Michelin-starred restaurant in Brooklyn. They believe the transition has been seamless and the experience may be even better than before."
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