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1 day ago · Find out where to eat brunch in the city, from Harlem to Woodside, with unlimited coffee, runny eggs, breakfast sandwiches, bagels and lox, or dim sum. Eater maps curates a diversity of neighborhoods, cuisines, and prices for your brunch needs.
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- Gage & Tollner. 4 out of 5 stars. Restaurants. Downtown Brooklyn. Recommended. The beautiful revival of Gage & Tollner was one of the best new restaurants of 2021, and if you still can’t get a reservation for dinner, please join us in line.
- Sailor. 4 out of 5 stars. Restaurants. Fort Greene. Recommended. Sailor was last year's buzziest restaurant, and, not unrelated possibly its hardest to get into.
- Milady's. 4 out of 5 stars. Restaurants. Soho. Recommended. More of a nod than a revival, Milady’s takes its name from the popular dive bar that occupied its space for decades until 2014.
- Henry Public. Bars. Lounges. Cobble Hill. price 2 of 4. Just off Atlantic Avenue in Cobble Hill, Henry Public has old-timey Kings County environs without getting themey about it.
- Burgerology, Midtown. This spot is not just about their delicious burgers and atmosphere; it’s also hosting special events where guests can enjoy top-notch entertainment while savoring plenty of brunch options.
- Jack’s Wife Freda, Multiple Locations. You won’t find the basics eggs Benedict at this cute little bistro. Instead, the brunch menu here is Mediterranean-inspired with dishes like Green Shakshuka, Poached Eggs with Grilled Tomato and Haloumi, Rosewater Waffle, or a side of house-cured duck bacon.
- Clinton St. Baking Company, Lower East Side. Clinton St. Baking Company is an all-around favorite. They don’t take reservations (as almost no great brunch spot seems to these days) so you’ll need to get up very early if you don’t want to wait up to two hours for a table.
- Jacob’s Pickles, Upper West Side. This southern comfort restaurant makes a strangely refreshing pickle soft serve (yes, really), but they also have a banging brunch!
For the city’s best breakfast burritos, french toast, and biscuits and gravy, check out the spots below. If you’re specifically looking for dim sum, we have a guide for that as well, and we also have you covered when it comes to bagels and pancakes .
Mar 22, 2024 · 6 Restaurants. Brunch in New York crisscrosses the globe, from shakshouka to dumplings, with plenty of eggs, French toast, and pancakes in between. Updated on 22 March 2024. Asian Jewels. 133-30 39th Ave., 11354 New York. $$ · Chinese. This Flushing spot is well-known for its dim sum and authentic Cantonese cooking.
Sep 18, 2023 · To feed your appetite I have compiled a list with the TOP spots for the absolute best brunch NYC! Whether you’re in the mood for classic dishes or looking for a special weekday brunch, we’ve got you covered.
Jul 23, 2024 · Opt for the Middle Eastern Breakfast (eggs, hummus, tabouli and salad) or Moroccan Eggs (poached eggs, spicy tomato, pepper sauce, house-made sausage) for a punchy New York City brunch meal. If you’re playing it safe, stick with the creamy eggs Benedict or airy buttermilk pancakes, both delicious.
