Brunch in New York

A selection of the best brunches in NYC

Rating: ★★★☆☆

Sant Ambroeus is a sophisticated little corner of Milano in New York’s West Village.  Come here for brunch, your head swirling with fantasies of Lombardic beauty and glamour – the breathtaking view from the roof of the Duomo, the Triumphal Arch of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the Neoclassical façade of La Scala and of course, the bounteous, succulent, palate-delighting cuisine.

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Amity Hall is the only beer hall in all of Manhattan and it also happens to serve a delicious brunch on weekends. Their menu features Goat Cheese & Chive Scramble, Huevos Diablo, Garden Herb Omelette, Grilled Shrimp & Avacado Sandwich, Belgian Vanilla Bean Waffle, House Cured Salmon, Scratch Made Scones, and the Which Came First Caesar Salad.

 

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Rating: ★★★☆☆

A taste of Brazil and Japan on your plate – that’s the concept of this attractive West Village restaurant. The main room is bright and colorful but has begun to show its age. However, its rooftop offers a nice view of bustling Seventh Avenue and a pleasant, relaxed atmsosphere. For that alone, it’s worth it ! Read the rest of this entry »

Rating: ★★★☆☆

If you need a vacation, go to this restaurant located in the heart of Greenwich Village. When it’s busy, the reggae music and the decor – the spacious dining room boasts bamboo floors and a nice bar area – you almost feel like you’re in the Carribbean ! Read the rest of this entry »

Rating: ★★★½☆

Your mission: to land a table on the sidewalk. On a sunny day, perusing the menu under a canopy, soaking in the scenery on this lovely stretch of West Village, you’ll feel like you’re in a Mediterranean country.

Varieties of olive oils from all around the world are the speciality of this restaurant, which offers an amazing brunch. Our favorites dishes are the caramelized bananas with french toast and mascarpone ($11) and the roasted artichoke provencal with poached egg and pancetta ($12). Read the rest of this entry »

Rating: ★★★½☆
At Grey Dog, the prices are good and the food is even better ! It’s more of a breakfast stop than a real brunch, but you can find a spread of old standards with some original twists (like challah French toast).
Their baked goods and takeout options are a tasty alternative to those on the go. To top it off, both of the Grey Dog locations offer a chill and modern ambiance that makes you feel right at home – not pretentious at all. But it can get a bit loud, and you might have to fight for a table. Read the rest of this entry »

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