Sant Ambroeus Coffee Bar at Loews Regency Hotel

Reviews

• Elisha R.

  star star star star star 21 May 2026

  Had the lemon mango tart and hazelnut dessert; amazing! The hazelnut thingy tasted like we were eating a giant Ferrero Rocher

• Laura T.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  Nothing but problems here.
  Coffee is burnt. If I wanted burnt coffee, I'd go to Starbucks. It's salvaged by very creamy milk, but if i hadn't ordered a latte, it would be undrinkable.
  They sell pastries called "cornetto" but which sure look like pain au chocolat. Unfortunately, they do not taste like pain au chocolat, and I binned the pastry bc it is nasty.
  To top it all off, for a 12oz burnt latte and an inedible pastry, I paid $10. That's a lot for what I got.
  People were nice, venue was beautiful, but that doesn't make up for gross food and drink.

• Diana O.

  star star star star_border star_border 16 May 2026

  It is cozy, the attention is timely, the dishes with good portions, the quality meets the expectation, but could improve the quality of the pasta.
  
  Es acogedor,la atencion es oportuna, los platillos con  buenas porciones, la calidad cumple con la espectativa, sinembargo podria mejorar la calidad de la pasta.

• Jingyi H.

  star star star star star_border 14 May 2026

  I had the San Ambroeus, which was a bit too sweet for me at the beginning (most American deserts are too sweet to my Asian palate). Yet after the first bite, I felt the chocolate mousse integrated with the chocolate custard on the tip of my tongue, then the crunchy chocolate crust hit, after which all ingredients melted inside my mouth with layers of flavors and various textures lingering - how amazing.
  
  Would recommend this to anyone who loves sweet desserts. For those who are not great at dealing with sweetness, try order an iced tea to go with this cake.

• James N.

  star star star star star 7 May 2026

  We came here in the most time, Christmas Eve, in search of outside seating that was heated, coffee to warm us up, and a bite to eat. Check check check! Entrance set off of Park Ave and attached to a hotel, people watching was pretty prime. They had more outside seating than inside, and each table had a heat lamp on it. Well, not the first table right in front of it, strange.
  
  Yes, it's pricey (~$10 for a slider style sandwich), but it is near Central Park so location location location. Is this a place to bring a date? Only if your site outside. There is just enough privacy to dish out your best game. I would not bring a large group here though, it is quite small.