Sadelle's

One of, if not the #1 eating experiences we had while visiting The City. We ordered the Blueberry Pancakes, The Cobb Salad, the Breakfast Sandwich (not the healthy breakfast sandwich) and the Chicken Sandwich. We did not order the French Toast or The Tower and that might have been a mistake. Also, for drinks we ordered the Cucumber Margarita and the Blood Orange Spritz... the Margarita was the winner!

Overall, everything we ordered was top notch! Our server (Jeff) was awesome!

The only negative would be that there are only two (one person) bathrooms. The line for the WC can get long and it's right outside the kitchen. This is not a reason not to try this amazing spot. We will go back the next time we visit The City.

I was excited to try Sadelle's as I had heard good things about their brunch. I suggest making a reservation if you are going to their weekend brunch.

We were sat upstairs and had a lovely view overlooking the downstairs part of the restaurant.

Our table ordered several things not knowing how HUGE their portions are. The matzo ball soup is served in a bowl, not a cup, so keep that in mind when ordering. The tuna melt was delicious. Our table also enjoyed the triple decker sandwich. The star of the show were the veal dumplings. I would go back just for this dish!

Our waitress was quite lovely and very kind. I would definitely recommend! I can't wait for my next visit!

This was a good experience. We ordered the whitefish bagel, an order of latkes, and the "Freddy" salad. Our server, I believe, would've been named "Hannah," or something of that ilk. We didn't ask, she just had that vibe. Could've been another name. But she was a good server, I won't speculate any further about her life.

The white fish and the bagel was my favorite. I love smoked salmon, too, but recently I've been enjoying whitefish salad (perhaps even more...?) on a good bagel. I like it at Barney Greengrass, and I also recently had it at that new place Apollo Bagels (good there too.)

The Freddy salad was g surprisingly good- surprising given how simple it is. I don't even like shrimp that much. Somehow, the artichoke hearts were extra tender.

The latkes are great, small order, but great. I will advise that the sour cream is sort of buttery and salty, almost like an aioli.
Still mixes well with the applesauce. I'd recommend putting some of your whitefish salad on it, if there's some left after the bagel.

Even though the individual menu items seem expensive at first glance, we ended up actually full, and only spent like $35 each before tip. That's pretty good.

I score this experience 84 out of 100

Absolutely 10 out of 10. Came here for breakfast - note: be sure to make a reservation - they opened at 9:00 and there was a line when I arrived.

I was seated promptly and I have to admit, the overall decor of the restaurant is very nice. They even have outdoor seating for those that want to sit outside.

They have a bar area where you can get coffees and mimosas, etc.

I ordered the house smoked salmon on sesame bagel with coffee. The coffee was nice and strong and I didn't have to wait long for my food.

The salmon with tomatoes and cucumbers are brought out on a tiered tray and the bagel with cream cheese was separate. The salmon was very good and paired with the tomatoes, capers and cucumbers was amazing. The bagel wasn't too big which was a good thing for me as they fill me up fast. They do have other offerings such as eggs and French toast and when I go back again I will try one of them.

Can I take a minute to talk about the service? It was amazing -my waitress checked me repeatedly and didn't allow my coffee cup or water glass to be empty.

It was a very nice experience and one I wouldn't mind experiencing again.

I'm not a huge breakfast person but I LOVED this! The entire experience was great! The atmosphere was absolutely adorable and the food was delicious as well! I got the smoked salmon bagel and it came out on a tower! It was worth it just for the presentation, let alone the fact that everything it came with was delicious! We also had the salami omelet which was a first for me; I would have never thought to put salami and mustard in an omelet but it worked! This is the perfect spot for a celebration breakfast for a birthday or something!

To be contrarian, and because I loved it, I'm going to go five stars on this breakfast/brunch experience despite the high prices ($27 bagel with lox and cream cheese) the hostile "we won't seat you until the entire party arrives" policy, and the $50/person late-cancellation or no-show fee (which applies on cancellations less than 12h in advance).

Why? The food was great, the bagels were made right next to our table in a glass-walled kitchen. The smoked salmon was epic. The service was great. The scene was, well, the scene -- the kind of place where people wear pink shirts with linen jackets and Loro Piana baseball caps straight out of Succession. And bring their dogs?

Reserve early, it's not easy to get a table. Show up with the whole gang, otherwise you'll wait. And beware that everything is pretty darn salty, which I liked but let's say they are liberal with the salt on everything (even the lox it seemed) so if you're not cutting it with the cream cheese it can be pretty salty.

Came here for friday brunch with some friends! I love how cute the vibe is here and getting to sit right next to where they were making the bagels fresh, was so cool.

I highly recommend getting the salmon lox and whitefish salad, breakfast potatoes and sausage!

Try to reserve super early. We tried to look up for reservation 2-3 weeks before our vacation to New York. But the only time available was at 8:30 AM. Fortunately, it's only few min walk from our hotel. Once we were fully seated, it's already half full in the big restaurant.

We tried:
- House Salmon( w/bagel, cucumber, tomato, cream cheese): I like how there is gluten free option bagel. But surprisingly this didn't end up to be my favorite.

- Egg Any Style( sunny side up eggs w/ potato and bagel): potato's are super crispy but very flavorful. It's not like those barely cooked mushy potato. Recommend.

- Tomato Soup: sweet tangy. My favorite item ordered from Sadelle. Highly recommend!

Go for the French Toast. Seriously the best I've ever had.

Everything else we ate was very mid and you can get better smoked fish and bagels at many places in NYC (at half the price)...but I will be dreaming about that French Toast.

Service is efficient and it's a fun scene if you like dressing up for brunch.

Say yes to the bagels, bacon, and grapefruit. You can't go wrong. Wonderful service as usual. Cool ambiance.