Café Sabarsky - Broad Channel

Amazing vibe, fantastic soup and delicious cakes. But why do you serve German water?

You get the feeling you are in Paris or RomeFor the price I expected a better mealGood service

Very long line to get in that starts out outside and takes at least 30-45 minutes so dress warm in the winter. The food is great, highly recommend butternut squash soup, schnitzel and sausages. All desserts are excellent, don’t miss the sachertorte.

Was there today for lunch, got the white asparagus soup.. it was good but salty. My dessert crepes with apricot filling was ok they give you only 2 and my passion fruit tea was delicious! Service was ok, the waiter was nice enough to call me madam but not kind enough to bring me the glass of water I asked for like I said soup was salty). I saw another review mentioning they felt like they were bias ….i think I got that feeling too not straight bias but in a subtle way, like I said my glass of water never came other tables had two glasses of water empty on their table per person. Anyways was my first time trying it … wasn’t impressed! But I was nice enough to give them the 25% tip the highest one on the printed receipt) cause that is the person I am. Hopefully they learn that they can be WRONG judging and adjusting people to their way of treating, making differences …. Hey ! I may not be ridiculous rich but my money is worth enough in a place where you don’t bargain to get a better price or to lowered it….right?

This place does not accept reservations, so if you go for breakfast, make sure you are standing on line by 10AM at the latest, or you might not get a table.Outside, there will be 2 separate lines, one for the Museum entry and the other, for the café. Before entering, you will be asked to open your purses and go through a metal detector for security purposes.The food is excellent and the atmosphere is very european-like, really nice. The service a bit slow, but you may relax and be patient while you wait with their delicious coffee!