Cafe Select

Cozy, warmly lit Swiss / Austrian / German restaurant. Numerous cocktails, and gluhwein (like a warm red wine sangria) in winter. Small wooden tables squeezed folks in, in a charming way with just enough room for everyone. Restaurant smelled like raclette cheese. Tasty Swiss mac & cheese, and the spaetzle was generous with its wild mushrooms. Nice for an intimate or small group meal in the heart of SoHo.

As I shopped in Soho, my partner found this spot for us to take a break from all the walking boy did he find a good one! as I was walking, I asked for suggestions from a friend that used to live in the area and they also suggested this place right off the bat. He ordered an espresso martini to begin, but mention how it was so strong when I arrived, I also ordered an espresso martini but added cream, and it was absolutely delicious and exactly what I needed to continue the day. I can't wait to come back and enjoy the other offerings. The food looked delicious. Also the barista or bartender was very nice, friendly and knew what to do behind the bar!

Perfect late night French Swiss spot. showed up around 10pm and the kitchen was still open with no rush to close. The raclette was served with 4 slices of toast. It was melted to a plate when it reached the tables with about 4 mini potato pieces and 3 cornishons. This went well with the dry cider. We also ordered zucchini chips with came with three dips including hummus. The seasonal soup was a large portion. The food is excellent for the hour and price.

Were passing by the bustling outdoor seating area at the front of the restaurant, so we took a seat to observe the passerby's and enjoy the last warm evening of the season. Indoor seating was very dark and cramped. Chill vibe, modern pop hits played in the background. Outdoor seating was also super tight--we literally participated in conversations of couples sitting right next to us. NYC and space constraints--gota make the most out of limited sidewalk area right by the restaurant. This is not a place for good food. Everything is mediocre and overpriced. This is a good spot for drinks--$16 gusano [mezscal, honey, spiced salt] hit the spot and was a perfect blend of flavors that would revive any drained pilgrim.The best thing we ate were $22 half a dozen oysters, which were fresh.$18 escargot was the worst--utterly bland and tasteless. A child can make better escargot with eyes closed--just pour the snails from a can into a dish, cover with oil, add salt. Salting this helped to salvage this sad excuse of a dish.$16 catalan shrimp was okay. Buttery, fatty white wine sauce had decent flavor. Most of the dish consisted of potatas bravas and toasted sourdough [only 5 shrimp in the portion].$17 fluke & tiger shrimp ceviche was nothing to write about. Your typical, forgettable ceviche, that had more filler than seafood.Service was standard.You can find better spots with tastier food, more space, and cooler ambiance. Not a place I'd return to.

good little after work cocktail spot to get appetizers & bottle of wine. also cozy inside for fondue in the winter. service was attentive. not the best food you will have in your life but decent, cute little neighborhood spot!

This is the exact spot you want to pop into after shopping in soho/nolita. Around 4/5 pm on a weekday, it was relatively quiet but provided excellent people-watching. We got cocktails (espresso martini, sangria) and a cheese plate, which provided quite a hefty serving and selection. The prices are pretty much what you'd expect from the neighborhood, the decor is quaint, and the staff is friendly. I don't know if I would go out of my way for this spot, but it'll definitely be a go-to when I'm in the area :)

This place SUCKS!This is proof of what a Sh1tty manager can do.The Hostess has a Horrible attitude, arrogant and prepotent... like she's royalty and her word is the law...All tables are reserved except the one she assigns.Then they will not allow any changes, even if it is NOT having bacon on your salad WTF???They look at you as if they were giving you the $25 dollar sandwich for free and you can't ask anything.Bad management kills restaurantsThey should be ALL about service...But they are certainly not...The food is actually not bad

I am so glad we came here for dinner. It gets packed in the evening but if you come here for dinner at around 7-8pm on a weekend - you'll have seating both in and out of the restaurant. We ordered the lobster bisque, chicken strudel, roasted bone marrow and grilled squid. The roasted bone marrow was a huge winner but everything was delicious. Also great selection of drinks and beer!

This place was adorable. Perfect spot to grab a drink with friends and also get a cute picture because the interior is so cute! I got an Aperol Spritz that was very delicious. For food we got a burrata and a greek salad with chicken was which was also pretty good. Food was nothing crazy but the vibe of this place is adorable

Snitzel was dry and overcooked; cheese fondue was thin. Greek salad was very good though.