Yes it's obvious, but there is little to find wrong with wanting to start out your morning at Keith McNally's genius restaurant on Spring Street. Read more.
While you're in the neighborhood, and if you don't feel like a long breakfast, it's worth picking up a quick breakfast snack at Dean and Deluca on Broadway. Read more.
Full Disclaimer: My husband is an owner of this hotel. That being said, I still find it a top notch place to sit down and enjoy a hearty breakfast over coffee and the paper. Read more.
Down the street from the Bowery, the Smile is the place to feel like a hip Nolitian resident. Read more.
Whether you want to stay in Nolita or head to the Jane Hotel on the west side, you won't be disappointed at Cafe Gitane. Read more.
If you are disgruntled with the number of people at Balthazar, check out Keith McNally's other hot spot, Morandi. Read more.
If you're staying around midtown and don't feel like making it quite downtown, the Breslin is a good alternative. Read more.
It's still one of my favorite places to visit in NYC. And, depending on your mood, the morning hours can be the most magical. Read more.
It was a mom and pop store on the UES that is now a well known staple with locations throughout Manhattan. My favorite is the one on Central Park South. Read more.