The pizza is excellent but the chicken farro salad needs a complete overhaul. There are so many ways to make this salad amazingly flavorful and leave an impression…it sort of has an Asian twist but doesn’t use enough seasoning or sesame oil or lime or maybe rice vinegar….so many ways to make this 27$ Salad taste like a 27$ dollar salad….please please make this salad as delicious as I know it can be.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jonna M
Very calm little restaurant. Thankfully unpretentious. A nice place to re-charge before/after visiting The Whitney.Vegetarian options: The lunch menu was small overall but there was at least one meatless option in every menu section.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Posiden sevenfifty
Great pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
tweedybird26
The sandwiches are on the expensive side but worth it. The combinations are interesting and fresh flavored. We split one and added coffee and a pastry. Again both were excellent. The staff was friendly and helpful and the setting is lovely. It appeared that you could go to this cafe even if you were not going to the museum.
Seiko B.
It’s very clean and quiet cafe in the Whitney Museum. It’s next to the entrance. I just had an iced latte and it was OK. I liked the quiet peaceful environment.
S. B.
It’s very clean and quiet cafe in the Whitney Museum. It’s next to the entrance. I just had an iced latte and it was OK. I liked the quiet peaceful environment.
kathy
i went with a friend and we ordered an iced tea and a macchiato.simply awful.the total was around 8 dollars, 4 for each drink. i received the iced tea in a small plastic cup- which i didn't mind. and my friend received their macchiato in a small paper cup. immediately trying it, my friend was just disgusted. i also tried it. we tried the coffee with and without some added sugar- awful i tell you.the coffee was so bitter and gruesome, and had no flavor and you had to eat or drink something else to get the disguising taste out of your mouth! drinking my iced tea too, was bitter as well! so harsh and felt like they put a tea bag in, took it out, and served it like that. we ordered in, so we expected something nicer for the quite hefty amount of money we paid for such an awful result.right across the street is a really nice pizza place which i'd highly recommend to get a drink or two there, and a very delicious pizza.don't order their coffee or iced tea! unless you want to add 2-3 packets of sugar to balance out the severe bitterness!
Lin H.
Perfect bite to grab after the museum and before heading up the High Line. Homemade chips are fantastic.
Silvia M.
Very nice selection including vegetarian options. Food was freshly made and tasty. Good service even though it was a busy day. Good place to sit and discuss over a glass of wine
Alison S
Lunch after visiting the marvelous Hopper exhibit. Menu offerings tended to the health food end of the spectrum and were not very tasty. It's a light and inviting room, though. Good for a light snack.
We had lunch here.Getting a seat is a bit of a challenge if you haven’t booked.Food was excellent and portion sizes modest.However marked down as the food came out slowly and randomly
Jeremy Small
Cute place, with highly distracted staff. Wearing headphones while tending bar is something that’s new to me. Everyone was nice but trying to pay and leave was pulling teeth. Enjoy the galleries and skip this cheaply furnished and poorly managed waist of a beautiful space.
Frank Garrun
Watch out!!! An $8 bowl of Tomato soup arrived LESS THAN HALF full and warm to cold. A ripoff!!!
Javier H (Javier)
Waited for more than 20mins to order and stepped out. It was not crowd at all, nobody cared what happened. Recommend this place only for the people who wants to waste of ones time and loose some weight for skipping a meal.
Picasso's J.
this is to the lower cafe on May 19,2022 11-12ish. as a barista from LA this was a mess and a disappointment considering they're representing some of the best artist. the workers made us wait 30 minutes for 4 drinks. while we confronted them, they were scratching their arms & sipping their coffee while they had stacks of coffee (3 of our drinks) get cold. I made a comment to the young black girl sipping her coffee that "as a barista, it would've went well if you handed out the drinks that are sitting getting cold to then let us know on the status on the last drink" she responded with "that's not my problem" and smirks, then looks away. they gave us the coffee for free but i was taxed on the comment. Coffee tasted good but the coffee maker puts too much foam, and since it sat I had half a cup of coffee. Train your workers. -22 y.o
The pizza is excellent but the chicken farro salad needs a complete overhaul. There are so many ways to make this salad amazingly flavorful and leave an impression…it sort of has an Asian twist but doesn’t use enough seasoning or sesame oil or lime or maybe rice vinegar….so many ways to make this 27$ Salad taste like a 27$ dollar salad….please please make this salad as delicious as I know it can be.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Very calm little restaurant. Thankfully unpretentious. A nice place to re-charge before/after visiting The Whitney.Vegetarian options: The lunch menu was small overall but there was at least one meatless option in every menu section.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great pastries and
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The sandwiches are on the expensive side but worth it. The combinations are interesting and fresh flavored. We split one and added coffee and a pastry. Again both were excellent. The staff was friendly and helpful and the setting is lovely. It appeared that you could go to this cafe even if you were not going to the museum.
It’s very clean and quiet cafe in the Whitney Museum. It’s next to the entrance. I just had an iced latte and it was OK. I liked the quiet peaceful environment.
It’s very clean and quiet cafe in the Whitney Museum. It’s next to the entrance. I just had an iced latte and it was OK. I liked the quiet peaceful environment.
i went with a friend and we ordered an iced tea and a macchiato.simply awful.the total was around 8 dollars, 4 for each drink. i received the iced tea in a small plastic cup- which i didn't mind. and my friend received their macchiato in a small paper cup. immediately trying it, my friend was just disgusted. i also tried it. we tried the coffee with and without some added sugar- awful i tell you.the coffee was so bitter and gruesome, and had no flavor and you had to eat or drink something else to get the disguising taste out of your mouth! drinking my iced tea too, was bitter as well! so harsh and felt like they put a tea bag in, took it out, and served it like that. we ordered in, so we expected something nicer for the quite hefty amount of money we paid for such an awful result.right across the street is a really nice pizza place which i'd highly recommend to get a drink or two there, and a very delicious pizza.don't order their coffee or iced tea! unless you want to add 2-3 packets of sugar to balance out the severe bitterness!
Perfect bite to grab after the museum and before heading up the High Line. Homemade chips are fantastic.
Very nice selection including vegetarian options. Food was freshly made and tasty. Good service even though it was a busy day. Good place to sit and discuss over a glass of wine
Lunch after visiting the marvelous Hopper exhibit. Menu offerings tended to the health food end of the spectrum and were not very tasty. It's a light and inviting room, though. Good for a light snack.
Restaurantji Recommends
We had lunch here.Getting a seat is a bit of a challenge if you haven’t booked.Food was excellent and portion sizes modest.However marked down as the food came out slowly and randomly
Cute place, with highly distracted staff. Wearing headphones while tending bar is something that’s new to me. Everyone was nice but trying to pay and leave was pulling teeth. Enjoy the galleries and skip this cheaply furnished and poorly managed waist of a beautiful space.
Watch out!!! An $8 bowl of Tomato soup arrived LESS THAN HALF full and warm to cold. A ripoff!!!
Waited for more than 20mins to order and stepped out. It was not crowd at all, nobody cared what happened. Recommend this place only for the people who wants to waste of ones time and loose some weight for skipping a meal.
this is to the lower cafe on May 19,2022 11-12ish. as a barista from LA this was a mess and a disappointment considering they're representing some of the best artist. the workers made us wait 30 minutes for 4 drinks. while we confronted them, they were scratching their arms & sipping their coffee while they had stacks of coffee (3 of our drinks) get cold. I made a comment to the young black girl sipping her coffee that "as a barista, it would've went well if you handed out the drinks that are sitting getting cold to then let us know on the status on the last drink" she responded with "that's not my problem" and smirks, then looks away. they gave us the coffee for free but i was taxed on the comment. Coffee tasted good but the coffee maker puts too much foam, and since it sat I had half a cup of coffee. Train your workers. -22 y.o