Sarabeth’s Tribeca
339 Greenwich St.
(at Jay)
212-966-0421
sarabethstribeca.com
American (Traditional)
More casual than fancy



The biggest restaurant in the Sarabeth’s mini-empire is bright and airy, not a surprise to anyone who remembers when the space was Bazzini’s. The walls are white, with both country touches (New England–style interior windows and cabinetry) and Tribeca ones (a polished concrete floor, that wonderful vaulted ceiling). Most of the ground floor’s 6,000 square feet is devoted to seating (240 total), with the kitchen located downstairs. To the right of the front door is Sarabeth’s retail bakery and bar. While the breakfast and lunch menus are fairly similar to the uptown branches’—American comfort food with an occasional twist (there’s even a stone oven for pizzas)—the dinner menu is where you’ll see subtle shifts. Sarabeth’s is also serving afternoon tea.

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6 Comments

  1. liat
    September 30, 2011 • 8:14 pm

    Looks nice, good service. We went there during the week and I learnt to my dismay that their excellent cheese blintzes are only served on the weekend, but their turkey sandwich was excellent (really, I took half home and my husband said, this is unusually good, without knowing where it came from)

    However it is pricey. $17 for a sandwich, $30 a head for lunch… it’s not for everyday.

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  2. Miriam
    May 4, 2014 • 1:30 pm

    Thank you, Sarabeth’s, for the Trail of Smears & Smells along the Jay Street sidewalk from your nightly trash bag drag. The slimy, slippery sidewalk is a real must see & smell for all TriBeCans and visitors.

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  3. Miriam
    February 23, 2015 • 10:34 pm

    I wanted to send a big shout again to Sarabeth’s for the Trail of Smears & Smells along the Jay Street sidewalk from your nightly trash bag drag. The slimy, slippery sidewalk is a real must see & smell for all TriBeCans and visitors.

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    • Erik Torkells
      February 24, 2015 • 6:20 am

      Please consider reaching out directly to Sarabeth’s — or any business — when you have a concern. I’m always happy to pass along a manager contact if I have one, and I guarantee it’d be more effective than posting about it here.

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  4. Maureen Silverman
    December 22, 2019 • 9:06 pm

    Will – one of the managers is rude, unprofessional & abrasive. I won’t be coming back to be mistreated for their over priced average food – fancy diner.

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