We love this tiny place for a delicious brunch – Get your fill with the Grey Dog’s Breakfast or be a bit healthier with the Homemade Granola. Expect to wait during the weekends.
Check out the classy bar for a pre-dinner cocktail or a later for a nightcap. Or, come early in the morning for their Japanese Breakfast. Service is attentive but slow.
It’s best to come during their Jazz Brunch on Saturday and Sunday (add the unlimited drink option). We like the music and their Vanilla Bean French Toast.
Solid diner featuring an extensive menu that’s perfect for late-night dining. Stick to the basics, like the Bacon Cheesburger or anything from the breakfast menu.
Simple and homey Czech restaurant with slow but friendly service. Try the Breakfast of the Champions or the Prague Beef Goulash Plate. Don’t skip the pastries!
Check out this historic location during brunch with unlimited drinks and outdoor seating – try the Omelette Peperonata, the Dutch Pancake or the Burger.
We’ve decided that this is our go-to brunch spot in the neighborhood. It’s slightly more expensive, but definitely less crowded. Try the French Toast or the Oeufs Benedicte with a Bloody Mary.
We love to stop in here for a quick Egg Sandwich, the best Almond Croissant and a coffee. If you want to have a more formal meal, try the Yoff Kebab or the Grilled Lamb Chops.
Enjoy a relaxing and delicious breakfast of Buttermilk Pancakes, served with warm maple syrup. Or stop in for a power lunch of Fish and Chips that will have you licking your fingers.
Sit in the front of the restaurant to people watch while you eat. Then dive into one of the most extensive breakfast menus around – Pastrami & Egg Sandwich anyone?
Small restaurant that impressively serves a full dinner menu – try the Terrace Burrito. Great for breakfast/brunch as well – although its very crowded.
A great place for a lazy Sunday brunch – go for the Omelette d’Alsace or the Frittata Provencal, or maybe the Apple Pancake or the Tarte Flambee – everything is delicious.
Come for the free flowing All-You-Can-Eat and All-You-Can-Drink Brunch for $35. The Sweet & Spicy Bacon and the Peach & Bourbon Tea are the bomb!
Check out this intimate Italian joint for brunch for perfectly poached eggs and a delicious frittata! You also can’t go wrong with their $10 bottomless mimosa!
Enjoy the chic and minimalist décor during your delicious Brunch of Steak Rosti, Spatzle with Braised Rabbit or Wiener Schnitzel. Their Bloody Mary is a must!
Enjoy a great greasy-spoon brunch at this lovely diner. Order the Lumber Jack Special and a hot cup of coffee which John and Dalli will serve to you in the blink of an eye.
We have a soft spot for this chill (and still chic) joint. Their Jazzy Brunch is fun (try the English Grill) and the tuna over greens is a favorite.
Check out the prix fixe brunch at this slick and minimal Jean Georges joint. We especially loved the Crispy Fried Chicken and the Butternut Squash Soup.
Check out the pre-fixe brunch, try the Huevos Rancheros or the Three Beef Hash. Or, sit at the bar and get a lesson about Tequila from the bartender. Service can be very iffy.
Excellent, rustic French fare. All the burgers are dynamite; however our favorite is “The Frenchie”. If you’re up before 11AM on a Sunday, try the brunch which is equally delicious.
Awesome brunch, but be prepared to WAIT. Try the Egg Rothkos or the Biscuits & Gravy. Less of a wait for dinner, when you should try the Fried Oyster Sandwich or the Carolina Kale.
All foodies agree that this could quite possibly be the best brunch in NYC! We recommend the Gently Smoked Bacon, Egg and Cheese on an English Muffin. Cash only!
