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"So charming, so deft, so light and so right that it makes all the other music-shows in the big Broadway shops look like clodhoppers. This was an evening in which everything came together - click! Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick have written music and lyrics for the season's gayest, smartest score. The songs keep dancing and swirling out as if Harold Hasting's intimate, almost all-string orchestra were blowing shimmering soap bubbles up from the pit. The orchestrations are among the best ever written by Don Walker."

- John Chapman, Daily News

"The first time I ever walked out of a Broadway show was to see She Loves Me a second time. It was Christmas week of 1963 and She Loves Me, a sensitive flower among hard edged comic blockbusters like A Funny Thing Happen on the Way to the Forum and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, was surely a goner with the New Year. It was now or never. I bolted out of the 2 o'clock matinee of another flop (remember Jennie, anyone?) to take one last look at She Loves Me at 3. Though I didn't know much about anything else in 1963, time has borne out my youthful infatuation with She Loves Me. An intimate work with nothing on its sophisticated mind other than romance, She Loves Me is no less an anomaly on Broadway today than it was 30 years ago. Given how the world has aged since then, audiences may be hungrier than ever for this summons to a continuously melodic evening of sheer enchantment and complete escape.""

- Frank Rich, The New York Times

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