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We were incredibly impressed with Orlin. The schnitzel was way worth the price. We tried a lot of peoples plates in our group and nothing fell short.

Upon arriving at Cafe Orlin, customers are not greated in any form. Instead they find their own table in a confused manner. Judging by the looks on the staff's face's, they really hate their job. The waitress eventually found time away from chatting at the bar to come serve us, which she did by standing and looking at us. The only words that left her mouth during the entire visit was "how do you want your eggs?". Food arrives in a respectable time and is acceptable for the price you pay. The food and price however do not make up for the rudeness and general snobbery of the staff, who at times whisper and laugh whilst looking at certain customers. My wife and I found this quite amusing as it felt like being served by a hormonal, moody teenager. Looking around Cafe Orlin leaves you with the distinct impression that the owner and staff would be much happier if it wasn't for the customers. Average food, cheap prices, poor service and atmosphere.

Cute place, great brioche french toast with fresh oj & cappuccino!

both my friend and I had the millet pancakes and we were in heaven. We were there early enough to beat the brunch rush, and the service was quick efficient and friendly.

Love the brunch. It is the best I've ever had and you get great quality at a great value but don't expect to see the waiter after you put the order in.

This is one petty effing place to eat at. They charged me for a cup of hot water and for whipped cream. Cheap. Service is inattentive and non-existent. Skip it.

Simply put, the best brunch in NYC. Great on options, value and atmosphere. Used to live down the street and went here at least twice a month. Now that I moved, I still make it back at least every other month. No place compares for brunch.