Come in, leave your name and cell number, get a manicure! One hour wait for a table!
Best Mexican food around Midtown, hands down. Try the guac, grab a margarita, and try dining tapas style with some friends. Great brunch spot, too.
call for resevations to get a booth along the windows - breakfast can be a mad house
Come for brunch and wash down your order of Fried Chicken with Cheddar Grits with an hour of unlimited frozen margaritas (or bloody mary’s or mimosas).
Looking for a cheap & delectable brunch deal? For $14.50 prix-fixe, choose from 9 entrees w/ drink included. Try the Nutella French Toast. Read more.
Great green tea menu - try the 'Green Gunpowder'. They also carry the New Yorker here!
Delicious lunch spesh which includes a sandwich/salad, French fries, a pickle and a beer for $10. Not to mention the interesting folk rooting for their favorite games. The decor rocks.
Sunday brunch is the best - they have strawberry butter, a drink included with your entree, and serve an AMAZING lobster benedict - only on Sundays though. The best!
A NYC Institution, which has one of the best brunches around. Try the Sour Cream and Hazelnut Waffles with Warm Berries!
Great brunch, but make a reservation! Also a good place to stop in during off hours and grab a beer and a home made sausage at the bar. Read more.
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.
For those who have food envy, brunch at Stanton Social enables you to get an order of mini pancakes, mini waffles, mini omelets, etc., and you're not too full when you're done.
Make a reservation ahead of time for this unlimited champagne brunch. Lively, young singles on a Saturday having a blast over good food and champagne cocktails.
Go to the brunch on Sunday afternoon. Great deal: $20 for all you can eat buffet and complementary mimosa. Also includes raw oysters.
Get here early for lunch, or be forced to wait on line and salivate while others enjoy a fantastic Lobster Roll and equally exquisite Shoestring Fries.
New York City’s freshest, most affordable lobster roll in now available on the Upper West Side! Our favorite remains the Noah’s Ark.
Go see "The Fly in the Fridge" brunch theatre @ Smoke! Fantastic show with a three course brunch for $20, can't beat it. Great way to spend a Sunday morning.
Country meets the City here. Go banana pancake crazy. Delectable desserts. You can get our free Downtown dining guide at http://www.downtownny.com/mapsguides/
Hazelnut coffee is wonderful and it's such a delight that refills are free! Great place to come to relax and study
it gets packed during brunch, but a gloriously cozy spot to read and people watch on weekday mornings or weekend evenings. don't miss happy hour on Saturday - half price wine bottles!
Two hours of unlimited bellinis, mimosas or Bloody Marias plus brunch for a cool 30 bucks - start with a bloody and move on to a bellini once your chilaquiles arrive. http://bit.ly/OH3lL3 -Purse Blog
delicious brunch venue where you can eat heatily for under twenty dollars and all to the sounds of the smiths or roxy music. the staff are also super cute.
Come here for brunch and get the bottomless mimosa or bloody mary. They pour nice big glasses.
No alcohol severed until noon on a Sunday :( Really wanted a Mimosa on this beautiful Sunday morning (11:00). Next, back to NYC in November.
Start your day in an environment that makes you feel like your in a small coastal town. Lovely breakfast dishes
salmon whitefish horseradish flying fish roe bagel (aka the super heebster). hi. welcome to my mouth.
Go here for a major weekend brunch deal: $18 for an entrée and unlimited drinks. On Mondays, come for 2-hour all-you-can-eat & drink ($20). Read more.
The little eatery, ideal for coffee and a light bite or a full breakfast any day of the week, feels more like Vermont than Manhattan. Read more.
Authentic Austrian food right on museum mile. You can't go wrong with any of the meat dishes but you better save room for the apple strudel.
hit this -- and hit partners & spade on the next block as well. great for one of those "a bit of everything random" afternoons
Go for brunch. (get there early). Order the potato waffle. I get scrambled eggs instead of runny. Still delicious!
Have Brunch at this charming decorated restaurant in the West Village. Portions are smallish so order a lot. Then soak up the sun in their secret garden while you enjoy delicious ice cream sandwiches.
Make reservations and come with a large group of friends and enjoy brunch with unlimited champagne cocktails in the back garden. We'd recommend the Wake & Bake or the Shakshuka.
Come here for the eclectic selection of used books and relax in the back café with a delicious selection of teas, coffee and snacks. 100% of the profits go to ending AIDS and homelessness.
You never know what you'll find here. Just stopped in for a cinnamon bun and walked into a art opening and a concert. Lovely and unexpected midtown break on a rainy day.
We love coming to this effortlessly cute spot for a romantic brunch. Definitely try the Prego Roll, the Rosewater Waffle or the Green Shakshuka and a Sweetened Iced Green Tea.
Take everything you’ve ever thought brunch to be, add one of NYC’s hottest night club scenes and you have what brunch is like at LAVO on Saturdays. Read more.
Go here on weekends for the tastiest brunch bargain in the Meatpacking District. Entrée & unlimited champagne for $29. Order Ouefs Paradou. Read more.
An Upper West Side staple since 1908 best known for its sturgeon. Alfred Hitchcock ordered it for delivery to Hollywood. Zagat has rated this the top NYC deli for 10+ years running.
for brunch the cheddar bacon grits with poached egg is delicious and always masterfully cooked.
$15 buys you a prix fixe brunch that includes up to 3 bloody marys or mimosas. The food is good but not amazing, but it's an excellent deal, esp if you like breakfast sandwiches.
Weekend brunch might be your best bet here, for old-world breakfast treats like shirred eggs with black truffles, and a rich black-pudding clafoutis. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
Just opened amazing and authentic German bierhaus. Try the Bierhaus Pretzel (Large) with hot mustard, the Weisswurst and a Hofbrau.
Had brunch here. We had no reservation but only waited for like 10 minutes. Surprisingly reasonably priced. Food was delicious.
A must try east village brunch spot. All menu options come with a free cocktail and coffee! Get either the awesome almond french toast with fresh fruit or the banana pancakes! You can thank us later.
Excellent, inventive cocktails and small plates from mad food scientist Wylie Dufresne. Come for a nibble or stay for a DIY tasting menu.
Get the gingerbread pancakes with pumpkin butter! Also, goat cheese and herb Omelette is delicious. You won't regret adding a side of turkey sausage!
A date spot with ambiance. If its nice out, ask for seating in the garden. If it's happy hour, take advantage of $6 craft cocktails and $1 oysters (aphrodisiacs!).
Ask for a table out back. There is a covered lattice so don't worry about rain. Just make sure to.have a table under it.
Eat this: matzo ball soup made with duck fat, a skirt steak sandwich served alongside hand-cut fries, & piri-piri-hot-sauce-marinated chicken kebabs, soft-boiled eggs with challah "soldiers" (AM only) Read more.
"Lavo" means “I wash” in Italian, yet for some reason, the Saturday Champagne Brunch is not the picture of purity. Restaurant slash nightclub, with Pastis-esque trimmings upstairs. Read more.
One of our favorite places for brunch – Try the Sour Cream Pancakes or the Corned Beef Hash & Eggs with an Iced Coffee (the cubes are made from coffee).
Took us 5 years of living in this neighborhood to come here for brunch but wow was it good. Great egg dishes as well as more lunchy options like the Rick Reuben you see here. One of the best I've had.
Pretty sweet brunch deal- $19 for any brunch option with a side dish, cocktail and unlimited coffee.
Get the afternoon tea. It comes with really good sandwiches, scones, tea cakes and macarons.
For brunch. Try the veal grillades. Amazing. Start off with the monkey bread with a spicy bloody mary.
Best oatmeal around and definitely try the Canadian or the Bacon Pumpkin. Savory oatmeal rocks in the early morning.
Don’t leave without trying their version of the Eggs Benedict, made with pork belly rillettes and a roasted tomato hollandaise. Bonus: all the Bloody Marys are served with a beer chaser.
Avocado toast with a poached egg plus a flat white makes a perfect Australian breakfast. No wifi, but perfect vibe for working.
Tiny and cramped place to come for afternoon tea and biscuits – the traditional scones are amazing as is the Vietnamese French Vanilla iced tea.
NY (Eat) There is no other place that will make you feel like you are in your grandmother’s living room enjoying a fresh cup of tea than this place! Read more.
Go here for brunch on Sat or Sun for a day party! Dress accordingly and try the pancakes with a Belini.
While we're big fans of the dinner menu here, we've been back for brunch and can't say better things about it. The French Toast may be the best we've ever had, and we loved the Smoked Salmon dish.
From the chef behind Dell'Anima, you're sure to have a great meal here - whether it's the lamb shank hash for brunch, or any of the fresh pastas for dinner. Try to snag an outside table if possible!
The three-course, $25 lunchtime prix fixe menu is one of the better deals in midtown. And per Adam Platt, the signature tarte flambée is worth a special trip. Read more.
The bar room is a cool place for after-work cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, and on the weekends, Benoit serves one of the best brunches in Midtown (it includes a dessert buffet). [Eater 38 Member]
Went for sunday brunch. The pre fix is a reasonable $28 for an amazing 3-course French affair. Do the pea soup, truffle salmon, and chocolate cake. Forget the overpriced cocktails, and leave happy.
The storefront is teeny, but it oozes charm. With a largely organic menu, hand-crafted macarons, and a selection of over 100 fine loose teas, Bosie is definitely a neighborhood gem. Read more.
This West Village tea parlor is a destination for tea lovers with pastries that are among the best in the neighborhood. Be sure to get the Paris-Brest.
One macaron flavor they boast is bacon and maple. If that wasn't enough, pair their cookies with a selection of over 80 different teas and you've got a match made in heaven. Read more.
Untamed Sandwiches just unleashed its breakfast sandwich menu. The Jacquelyn Park is the meatiest, with cider-braised pork, cheddar, beans & black pepper aioli, topped with sunny side-up eggs. Read more.
Bagels aside, the Nova and House Cured Salmon are already crowd pleasers; they also mix up fish salads like whitefish and tuna, all of which are served with bagels and all the fixings. Read more.
Cured fish is the focus here and there’s no better place for a fish-centric brunch. Try the whitefish salad on a bagel or the scrambled eggs with sturgeon.
Eat the burger. Get a soda. Everything here is homemade down to the american cheese and rose sprinkles. Everyone here is the nicest.
Guy thought the skillet apple waffle was "killer." The spicy salsa verde and golden raisins elevated the empanadas in the Chico Grande plate to a new level according to Guy. Read more.
A hangover food oasis. The Southern, rock n roll vibe makes you feel like you're in another city (in a good way). The egg scrambles are great. And the Stumptown coffee is free...? (It was for us)
Healthy cafe style breakfast food and coffee by international tastemaker Andre of Le Baron fame. If you're a fan of Dimes you'll dig this spot and will wait and pay less
This scene-y, California-style spot in Chinatown serves a killer brunch. Options range from acai bowls, to a breakfast sandwich with scrambled eggs, cheddar, & pickled jalapenos. Read more.
The brunch at this southern joint is fantastic. Try the French Toast, The Biscuit & Gravy or the Oysters & Eggs – all with a side of Cheddar Grits.
Brunch food is pretty good, $13 all you can drink brunch special is fantastic, and there's a back patio 👌🏼
Bottomless brunch for $14 and tasty food! Come back at night for live music and had rolled cigars. Ask for David - he's great
A mainstay in craft beer since the mid-90s, d.b.a. boasts a well-stocked list of bottled beer, enough taps that you won't run out of options, free Sunday bagels, and a hugely popular backyard garden.
The Bitches say: A+. A quality afternoon tea with memorable service and a desirable atmosphere that is perfect for a special occasion with loved ones. Read more.
Lamb shakshuka is super tasty, especially the green sauce (pictured with gluten free bread)
Lovely French Brunch - killer Croque Madame, Oeufs de Cocotte and Croissant. Lovely staff and live jazz perfect for a Saturday morning.
There typically is a wait at the cute brunch spot - especially if you want to snag a table outside, but it's well worth it. The omelets are amazing, and are all served right out of the skillet.
Breakfast tacos! Will set you back a mere $14 with a Bloody Mary and they're big, delicious and plentiful (you get 3).
Absolutely one of the best spots in Williamsburg. So charming, and the food was UNREAL. We ate the Burrito and the “room for mushroom”. CANT RECOMMEND ENOUGH!
