Ruby's Cafe East Village

Delicious food and friendly waiters. Very cute decorations. Highly recommend their pastas! They're even decently priced!! Good for all 3 meals of the day.

A great casual lunch spot with reasonably priced American and Italian food. Came here on a sunny afternoon and opted for outdoor seating it was such a nice experience!My friend and I weren’t super hungry so we shared a Spicy Vodka Pasta and ordered Crispy Brussel Sprouts on the side. Both were delicious though the pasta was not spicy at all. The pasta was cooked perfectly to al dente. The brussel sprouts were also a little too sour for my liking due to its garnishes. Overall: not too many complaints for the food for the price point. Would come back to try the other items on the menu!

%100 Enjoyable BrunchRuby’s is the best brunch spot you can ever have in NYC. I usually prefer to go Soho or Chelsea locations.First time visiting East Village, well the server and the host was not welcoming. But great food, affordable price. And awesome vibe. Definitely the best spot you can choose for brunch.I love their “Avo toast” It’s the one of the choose for every single time. I don’t know how to do describe the taste of the coffee they serve. But it’s just not the one. It’s kinda very soury and super strong in mean time.My boyfriend had the “ big breakfast” without the sausage which they can not sub to salmon or veg option. But still the portion was good enough.

Love the vibe here- loads of seating! Didn't wait on a Saturday for brunch for a 2 top! Our waitress was lovely and honestly- everyone working was cute and on point! Food was delicious and those watermelon mimosas were fire!! Great girls brunch :

The pasta was undercooked and quite hard so it didn't absorb the sauce at all. Contrary to what I expected, the sauce was not tomato based. The ragu wasn't bad, but the meal didn't form a whole as it didn't mix with the pasta. Although I generally like Ruby, I wouldn't recommend this dish.Also, the interior smelled very heavy.