Saga

7.5/10

AI-generated summary

You're paying for the view from the 63rd floor and the service, which people call the best part. The is the dish that gets remembered. Opinions on the food split, and a lot of people say the courses don't hang together. The seven course menu takes about three hours and can hit $700 for two.

70 Pine Street, 70 Pine St 63rd Floor, New YorkFinancial District, ManhattanGoogle Maps

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  • Super dazzling luxurious feel with the view, nice/not stuffy service, and the food isn’t trying to do anything challenging or unusual. I haven’t been since the chef’s death but I’m sure it’s still great

    H3

  • replying to u/AffectionateTry3172: But the menu wasn't all seafood that you had right? Curious what you thought of the dishes that didn't contain seafood. Are they better at seafood. Were they equally as good? Significantly worse. I know some places can do seafood well only why I ask.

    They were all good. Except maybe a winter citrus salad the first time that was … well I guess it was good, it was just kind of out of place on a tasting menu, more like a side dish.

    H3

  • I’d vote SAGA. Le Bernardin is also incredible, of course, but it’s fine French dining - something that you can get much closer to home. SAGA’s menu draws from French and other haute cuisine techniques but with global flavors - and the views make it a really unique, New York-specific experience.

    H3

  • I went to Saga/Overstory for NYE and it was awesome. Views were unbelievable and the service was excellent. It felt like they were friends hosting us and wanting us to have a really nice time instead of the super stiff, robotic service some places have

    H3

  • replying to u/Any_Dirt7505: Saga is disappointing. Food is just meh

    I thought saga was alright. The little things in the beginning like bite of Cesar salad I thought the presentation was great and tastes good. The wait for the food was long.

    H3

  • my favorite restaurant to date. Incredible 2 star experience, they really make you feel like royalty. The duck course was maybe my favorite bite of anything ever.

    H2