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Sarabeth's
American (Traditional), American Nouveau $$$$$
423 Amsterdam Ave. (at 80th St.)
New York , NY 10024
American (Traditional), American Nouveau $$$$$
423 Amsterdam Ave. (at 80th St.)
New York , NY 10024
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5 reviews Brunch at Sarabeth's
By FoodMayhem Jun 30, 2007
I had brunch at Sarabeth's Sarabeth's (East) with a great group of TNT-ers today after our Saturday morning run. I had dinner at the UWS location Sarabeth's (West) a couple of years ago and was quite disappointed. The brunch was much better which make sense since that is what Sarabeth's is known for. As soon as you're seated, coffee comes around and is constantly refilled (same with water). I FULL REVIEW
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Accepted into France, Italian food, other food
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Jul 22, 2006
Yester I left NJ for NYC at around 10:30 AM and got back home at nearly 6:00 PM. At some point in between, I obtained my Long Stay Student Visa so I could legally partake in France-based frolicking at The American University in Paris from September to December. FULL REVIEW
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bread-aholic's anonymous, and cookie-aholic's, and sandwich-aholic's...
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Apr 16, 2006
How long does a loaf of bread last for a normal person? More than one day? Yeah, I thought so. FULL REVIEW
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Sarabeth's
By Mona's Apple Aug 08, 2005
Sarabeth's is the perfect place for the ladies who lunch...i.e. my mom and /or any other classy females you may have visiting you in the city. FULL REVIEW
Sarabeth's at the Whitney
By Walker New York Eats Mar 10, 2003
This is my favorite brunch spot, when we're treating ourselves. It's in the basement of the Whitney, but the front of the 1st floor of the museum is open and large windows make the restaurant a bright, airy space. White tablecloths, good coffee. I always have cornmeal pancakes topped with honey, sour cream, pumpkin seeds, and raisins. Yum. Todd's had omelets, and they're fat, neat, and filled with traditional ingredients well-prepared like thick tomato-saucy salsa. The omelets and eggs come with baked goods and Sarabeth's own jam. I'm planning to celebrate my birthday breakfast there! FULL REVIEW
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