In New York City, the weekend brunch is a big deal. After a long Friday or Saturday night of drinking it is the perfect cure for a hangover and a long night of partying. There are two ways to pick the best brunches. If you are starving then it is the place within two blocks of where you are staying with hot coffee, hot breakfasts, decent sandwiches, and a sufficient wait staff. For a special experience, try one of the places below which offer better ambiance and quality food selections. Wait times for the below places can range from 5 minutes to an hour. If you arrive and wait is too long do not worry, there is always another restaurant serving brunch right around the corner.
NYC’s 10 Best Brunches (10 to 6)
10. Tom’s. 782 Washington Avenue, Prospect Park, Brooklyn. Everyone loves the decor of this restaurant. Pretty good, typical diner food for brunch and usually great service. The weekend brunch is popular so come a little earlier to avoid the long 30 minute wait. See: New York City’s Best Diners
9. Kittichai. 60 Thompson Street, SoHo. Different from your traditional American brunch spot, Kittichai is a Thai fusion restaurant. Their weekend brunch menu has all the classics like french toast, eggs Benedict and omelets, but with a Thai twist. Enjoy the Thai curry and spices at this modern SoHo restaurant. See: NYC’s 10 Best Ethnic Restaurants
8. Las Ramblas. 170 W 4th Street, West Village. A Spanish tapas bar that does not have your usual brunch menu. A cheap menu with delicious items. Love the croquettes and scrambled eggs with chorizo. See: NYC’s 10 Best Ethnic Restaurants
7. Little Owl. 90 Bedford Street, West Village. For brunch, try their signature meatball sliders, poached eggs, or smoked salmon and eggs. Little Owl only uses basic ingredients for each meal, never over seasoned. The restaurant is small with 10 tables and 28 chairs so come early or expect to wait in line.
6. Le Barricou. 533 Grand Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A good French restaurant on the weekdays with a popular weekend brunch. Expect to wait around 20 minutes during prime brunch hours. Delicious free croissants and reasonably priced French food with brunch dishes around $10 each. See: 10 Best French Restaurants in Manhattan, New York City
NYC’s 10 Best Brunches (5 to 1)
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