Fastcompany iconFastcompanyAug 17, 2026 ~1 min source read

Bethenny Frankel’s Supermodel Cafe gets a lukewarm response as skinny culture returns

Reality TV star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel has returned to the food and beverage space with a new pop-up cafe in the Hamptons. Despite long lines wrapping around the corner, the new business venture seems to be getting mostly a lukewarm welcome.

Bethenny Frankel’s Supermodel Cafe gets a lukewarm response as skinny culture returns

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Reality TV star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel has returned to the food and beverage space with a new pop-up cafe in the Hamptons.

The East Quogue cafe, which opened up on August 13, stands out for its pink interiors and branded merch with the phrase "supermodel" on it.

Despite long lines wrapping around the corner, the new business venture seems to be getting mostly a lukewarm welcome.

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Reality TV star and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel has returned to the food and beverage space with a new pop-up cafe in the Hamptons. Despite long lines wrapping around the corner, the new business venture seems to be getting mostly a lukewarm welcome. The East Quogue cafe, which opened up on August 13, stands out for its pink interiors and branded merch with the phrase "supermodel" on it.

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  • I'm not even gonna finish it," one user <a href="https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSV6KC...
  • to the drink menu (which includes popular flavors like cookie butter or pistachio coconut), the cafe's main appeal is its food offerings.
  • Think sandwiches named "The Bethenny" or "The Nepo Baby," and cottage cheese bagels with high protein spreads like cacio e pepe, caviar, and Frankel's popular chicken salad.
  • "It's just okay" As visitors flocked to the pop-up over the weekend, mixed reviews started circulating online about the quality and taste of the store's products.
  • Many shared their positive reviews of the pop-up, like content creator Greta Louise.

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I'm obsessed, this is the type of thing I would eat for lunch everyday," she said on TikTok.

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It also has a Bethenny-themed menu and lots of flowers. Others weren't particularly impressed with the food. I'm going to be brutally honest, I don't like it.

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