Lively Soho brunch hub with crowd-pleasing plates, friendly hosts, and a party-atmosphere bottomless option—great fun, but time limits, noise, and occasional execution misses can frustrate.
Scarlett Green delivers a lively Soho brunch experience with warm, proactive service and prime location appeal, but grade B reflects meaningful concerns. Inconsistent execution—ranging from excellent shakshouka and pancakes to undercooked items and stale bread—combined with isolated but serious food safety incidents prevent higher placement. While moderate uncertainty exists due to review authenticity concerns, the restaurant performs solidly for casual weekend brunch when conditions align.
One caveat: Rushed experiences tied to 90-minute seating windows, especially weekends