Brice is a fashion designer for Todd Snyder, and previously J. Crew. He is also a brunch fanatic. These are his favorite places in NYC to grab a spectacular brunch.
New American Restaurant · Prospect Heights · 165 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: f you are in Park Slope/Prospect Heights, this is the spot. Modern unpretentious well edited menu. Intimate and decorated to perfection. - Brice Pattison
GNTLMN: The guys of Marlow and Son's (next door in South Williamsburg) can do no wrong as far as I am concerned. The brunch menu is different each weekend, founded in whatever seasonal treasures inspire! - BP
Ukrainian Restaurant · East Village · 648 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: 24 hour Ukrainian inspired breakfast in East Village. The original restaurant started back in 1954. Definetly get at least one side of pierogis! - Brice Pattison
35 E 18th St (btwn Broadway & Park Ave S), New York, NY
New American Restaurant · Flatiron District · 720 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: Gramercy Park. To die for. Somehow rustic and modern, simple and complicated. If they are serving a chicken dish, order it, you will thank me! - Brice Pattison
Pizzeria · East Williamsburg · 864 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: This Bushwick spot has become a scene for good reason. Known mostly for pizza, get a side of roasted smashed potatoes with bacon, maple syrup and hot sauce. Incredible. Sunday is Tiki Disco party day!
329 Henry St (btwn Atlantic Ave & Pacific St), Brooklyn, NY
Gastropub · Cobble Hill · 192 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: Wilkinson's 'nuff said. Get some. Cobble hill. Cozy, with a relaxing vibe. Great for brunch that turns into The Times into a game of cards with friends. Make brunch an all day activity! - Brice P.
101 Saint Marks Pl (btwn 1st Ave & Avenue A), New York, NY
Moroccan Restaurant · East Village · 400 tips and reviews
GNTLMN: Take eggs, minus toast & potatoes, plus humus, harissa, & pita. Middle-eastern meets western brunch surprisingly well. There's a much needed 2nd location in BK as this joint is always causing a cue!