Brunch in New York

A selection of the best brunches in NYC

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Brunch at Egg – $18 – Williamsburg

Posted by Thomas Adamski

Rating: ★★★★★

If you did not try them here, you don’t know really the Eggs Rothko ! You have to come in this hip Williamsburg’s spot close to Bedford Avenue to order this dish :  an easy-cooked egg in a slice of Amy’s brioche and topped with Grafton cheddar. Served with broiled tomatoes and a side of meat (the best bacon we had in town !) or seasonal vegetables, it’s just fantastic and so cheap ($9). Maybe one of the best dishes we ordered in New York. Moreover, the rest of the menu is pretty varied ; the food always amazing.

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Rating: ★★★½☆

The Lodge is one of the best spots in Williamsburg to ogle hungover hipsters in their bloodshot, flannel, unshaven Sunday best. Catering to hard-drinking late risers, brunch is served until 5 pm on Saturdays and Sundays and includes 2-for-1 Bloody Marys.

If you arrive before noon, expect to have the place almost completely to yourself. Otherwise, expect very slow, inattentive service – the staff is more interested in socializing amongst themselves than catering to your every whim. Read the rest of this entry »

Rating: ★★★★½

City Bakery’s incredible and extremely rich hot chocolate with marshmallows is so delicious as to be alarming: a masterpiece; one of the best in the city.

Come for the cocoa, and stay for the food and ambience during brunch time. This huge bi-level loft-urban canteen hits every mark: knockout eclectic cold buffet/salad bar, great hot food bar with terrific macaroni & cheese or chicken wings, and last but not least, the dangerous dessert bar : grab yourself a delicious chocolate chip cookie or the caramelized “pain-perdu” while they’re hot…  Read the rest of this entry »

Rating: ★★★★☆

Just a few meters from the noisy St Mark’s Place, welcome to a cosy place to brunch in a sumptuous garden. One of the most beautiful in the city ! On a sunny day, impossible to resist to a table in this perfectly arranged patio with paving stones, a little fountain, abounding vegetation on wall and above you. It’s gorgeous and lovely.

Inside, it’s not bad either. When you penetrate in the main dining room, you also understand why the restaurant is called The Cloister Cafe. Its stained glass windows procure a real sensation of peace… You don’t have other options : you just fall in love with the place. Read the rest of this entry »

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5 Ninth is a three-storey rustic restaurant with dishes that have been inspired by Mediterranean and American cuisine. Their weekend brunch menu includes Bellinis, Roasted Beets with Candied Walnuts and a Buttermilk Dressing, Mixed Greens with a Sherry Vinaigrette, Fried Calamari, Hanger Steak & Eggs, Spanish Tortillas, Bocadillo, Chicken Liver Crostinis, and Short Rib Benedicts.

 

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Rating: ★★★★☆
Simply one of the best brunches in the East Village. This has been a neighborhood favorite for 25 years. The line you see is not for a Coldplay concert, but a chance to dine at this lovely Moroccan restaurant.
Don’t miss a taste of the cheap delicious tagines (from 14,5$). Timeless standards with a Moroccan twist have kept patrons coming back for more and more: Try the moroccan benedict eggs over muffin with homefries and salad. All egg dishes are organic and served for 12$ with fresh orange juice and choice of cappuccino, expresso or tea. Read the rest of this entry »

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Bistro Lamazou is a lovely place to have brunch on the weekend. Their cuisine and Moroccan and Mediterranean inspired and they offer diners a prie fixe brunch menu as well as an a la carte menu. Dishes include Ensaladilla Verde, Endive Salad, Moroccan Chicken Pastilla, Grilled Marinated Baby Calamari, Mediterranean Omelet, and Mussels Mariniere.

 

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Bacchus Bistro is a casual dining French establishment in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. All their cuisine is authentically French and their brunch menu includes delicacies like Oeufs Benedicte au Crabe, Pain Perdu et Coupe de Fruits, Salade Nicoise, Croque Monsieur, and Moules Provencale. The Bacchus Bistro also has more than 200 wines for patrons to enjoy.

 

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Located right near Wall Street, The Bailey Pub & Brasserie is a casual dining place which serves Gastro Pub and American cuisine. Their weekend brunch menu includes the Breakfast Sandwich, Brioche French Toast, French Onion Soup, Adobo Steak Salad, Prince Edward Island Mussels, and a Charcuterie Board.

 

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Located in the Upper East Side, Bistro 61 offers its diners French and Mediterranean cuisine. Executive chefs Anthony Raggiri and Adil Fawzi prepare a great brunch menu which includes Smoke Salmon Florentine, Panini Vegetariano, Linguine alle Vongole, La Soupe de Poisson, La Terrine de Foie Gras a la Truffe Noire, and Le Demi Poulet Roti.

 

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Located in the West Village, 10 Downing is an eclectic but classic restaurant that offers patrons a great weekend brunch. The menu includes an Open-Faced Curry Chicken Salad, Raisin Challah French Toast, Buttermilk-Tobasco Fried Chicken, and Sunnyside Up Skillet Eggs.

 

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The atmosphere at the SoHo based 508 Restaurant & Bar is informal yet still chic and the dining style is casual. Their Sunday brunch menu includes Lobster Benedict, Eggs Norwegian, French Toast with Berries and Mascarpone, Ham and Swiss Cheese on Ciabatta, Egg Sandwich, and a 3 Egg Omelet with additional ingredients diners can choose to include.

 

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Brunch at Agozar! – East Village – $25

Posted by Corentin Orsini

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With a name that means “enjoy”, Agozar! is a great place to have a fun brunch. This Cuban bistro has a delicious brunch menu which includes things like Sandwiche Cubano with shoestring fries, Eggs & Vaca Frita, and Huevos Rancheros. There are also tapas plates of Chorizo, Albondigas, Flautas, Torta de Frijole, and Camarones al Ajill. There are also delicious mohitos which are available with several different flavors.

 

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Brunch at Alfama – Midtown East – $17

Posted by Corentin Orsini

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Alfama is a modern restaurant on 52nd Street that offers Portuguese and Mediterranean cuisine. Their weekend brunch menu includes pancakes in a Port wine reduction and topped with strawberries and bananas, freshly roasted granola, a basket of breads and pastries baked in house, a traditional Portuguese sandwich, and their signature 6 ounce burger.

 

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Located on Staten Island, Alor Café is a trendy place to dine. Their décor is stylishly European and their brunch menu includes Crab Double Decker sandwiches, Breakfast Pita Pockets, Avacado Breakfast Burritos, Gourmet Vegetable Omelettes, Chorizo and Potato Egg Bake, Breakfast Chicken Schnitzels, Royal Crepes, Carrot Cake French Toast, and fresh fruit salads.

 

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