"I had the opportunity to enjoy breakfast at Blue Box Café by Daniel Boulud, and overall the experience was truly impressive. I tried both the Breakfast at Tiffany and Tea at Tiffany menus. The Breakfast at Tiffany menu stood out in particular, the egg topped with caviar was absolutely exceptional. The balance, texture, and depth of flavor were remarkable and easily at a Michelin star level. Daniel Boulud’s culinary signature is clearly present in this dish. The Tea at Tiffany experience is visually generous, with portions that almost play with perception. While the quality and flavors were very good, from a gastronomic standpoint it felt slightly behind some afternoon tea experiences I’ve had in England. That said, enjoying this ritual within the iconic Tiffany setting was still a wonderful experience. The service deserves special recognition warm, highly professional, elegant, and respectful. The staff made the experience feel refined and personal without ever feeling forced or artificial. Overall, Blue Box Café is more than just a restaurant; it is an iconic experience. The fusion of the Tiffany world with Daniel Boulud’s culinary vision makes this a destination well worth experiencing at least once."

"Having breakfast at the Blue Box Cafe was an unforgettable experience. To reach this hidden gem, you have to walk through the entire Tiffany & Co. store all the way to the highest floor, which makes the arrival feel even more exclusive. The Highlights: • Atmosphere: The interior is absolutely beautiful-elegant, chic, and perfectly themed. • Food & Drink: We had the pastry and tea, both of which were delicious and high-quality. • Luck: While it's usually hard to get in, we got lucky and secured a table without a reservation. If you're looking for a special treat while shopping, this is a must-visit for the ambiance alone."

"Tiffany's Blue Box Cafe is on every girl's wish list! I didn't make a reservation, but I showed up around 10 am and was able to get a spot at the bar top about 10:30 am. This is the cutest little spot! While I was waiting for my spot, I wandered around the beautiful store a bit. The staff is so friendly and everyone has a story about how they started at Tiffany's and why they love it SO much. It is practically a museum and definitely worth stopping in and checking out some of the different floors. I think there were at least 7. And, all of the flowers that are everywhere are ALL real. =O I ordered Holly's Plate and a glass of champagne and enjoyed every moment and bite. They truly want you to leave with a long-lasting memory."

"As a longtime fan of Tiffany & Co., I was thrilled to celebrate my birthday and our 10th anniversary at the Blue Box Cafe, inspired by Audrey Hepburn. After learning that reservations open a month in advance on the Resy app, I set an alarm to snag our table right at midnight. Thankfully, we were able to book it just in time! Upon arrival, we were warmly greeted by the staff. There was a short wait of about 5-10 minutes to be seated, but the manager offered us complimentary champagne while we waited, which was a lovely surprise. The service throughout our visit was exceptional. While the food was good but not extraordinary, the overall experience was truly memorable. The washroom was beautifully designed, and we enjoyed browsing the stunning jewelry pieces during our time there. Even with the holiday rush, we felt well taken care of. I highly recommend visiting the Blue Box Cafe for a special occasion!"

"The Blue Box Café inside Tiffany & Co. on Fifth Avenue is an undeniably beautiful and photogenic space. It feels like a luxury extension of the store, and the setting alone makes it a special experience. The room is smaller than expected, and from what I observed it is not very walk-in friendly, but the design and atmosphere are nice. We shared the ham and cheese sandwich and “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” menu. The sandwich was decent but not especially memorable. The breakfast leaned more toward bread and fruit, with only a small egg and caviar for protein, which left us feeling full but a bit sluggish after. The pastries were a highlight, light and flavorful, and the drinks were quite good with a nice variety to choose from. The staff were attentive and polite, and the service was smooth. Because this is such a popular tourist attraction, you do feel that certain energy in the space, and it is best to expect a lively crowd rather than a quiet meal. This was mid week that we went. Overall, the Blue Box Café is worth visiting for the novelty, the photos, and the Tiffany’s setting. While the food does not fully live up to the presentation or price, it is still enjoyable in parts, and the experience itself is what will make the visit special."