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Brunch in New York
30s / 40s / Ambient / Bloody Marys
Party Earth Review Wrapping the hard-shelled authenticity of a food truck with the flour-soft comfort of a sit-down restaurant, Cascabel Taqueria East lives by the motto that patrons should “eat, drink, and love tacos.” Originally a counter-service establishment, the expanded venue’s interior is awash in a citrus explosion of lemon and lime ... more
1538 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10075
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20s / 30s / 40s / Bloody Marys / EDM / DJ
Party Earth Review It may be an ordinary coffee shop by day, but it’s the not-so-covertly hidden speakeasy in back that draws the real thirsty crowd to Bathtub Gin at night. Come 6pm, the bouncer makes the joint look like the most exclusive café in town, but patrons entering into this 1920s-styled watering hole aren’t looking for cappuccinos ... more
132 9th Avenue
New York, NY 10011
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20s / 30s / 40s / Affluent / Ambient / DJ
Party Earth Review Sophisticated night owls looking for an upscale venue with breathtaking views won’t want to miss 230 Fifth, a luxurious lounge and rooftop bar that offers high-class excitement with a refreshingly unpretentious attitude. Well-dressed business types and out-of-towners stepping off the elevator on the twentieth floor will ... more
230 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
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20s / Ambient / Beer / Brunch / Casual
Reviewed by Jaclyn W.
"My Take: Macondo is a brunch staple in the Lower East Side and East Village. When you are seeking an alternative to the Sunburnt Cow and all other ..." more
157 East Houston Street
New York, NY 10002
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30s / 40s / ATM / Absinthe / Ambient
Party Earth Review Though located on an unassuming stretch of Grand Street that’s abundant with beauty salons and Chinese take-out, chic bistro Le Barricou adds a hearty dose of southern France to Brooklyn. A popular first (second…fiftieth) date spot, the expansive venue offers a rustic countryside ambiance with lots of natural light, mounted ... more
533 Grand Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
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30s / American Restaurant / Bar
Reviewed by Anika M.
"THE SCENE: Sojourn’s entrance is distinct with its prominent awning and white sheets reminiscent of South Beach blowing in the 79th Street wind. Pa ..." more
244 East 79th Street
New York, NY 10075
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20s / 30s / 40s / Beer & Wine Only
Reviewed by Selina L.
"I've indulged in Tre's endless mimosa/bellini brunch multiple times, and I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. The restaurant itself is small ..." more
173 Ludlow Street
New York, NY 10002
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20s / 30s / After Work / Artists / Bar
Party Earth Review Tucked behind a set of rusted industrial doors topped by a glowing red orb that reads 71 lurks Smith & Mills, a compact but comfortable Tribeca hangout perfect for laid-back cocktails served up by an attentive coterie of tattooed rockers. Those venturing past the gates will find a one-room restaurant and bar festooned with ... more
71 North Moore Street
New York, NY 10013
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30s / A-list / Bottle Service / DJ
Party Earth Review When one of the hottest clubs in Las Vegas opens a New York location, elite partygoers expect nothing less than the biggest, brightest, and most over-the-top venue – and that’s exactly what Lavo delivers. Throngs of in-the-know partiers start lining up early for the chance to spend the night rubbing shoulders with celebrities ... more
39 East 58th Street
New York, NY 10022
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20s / 30s / 70s Music / Alternative
Party Earth Review The term “watering hole” has special significance when it comes to The Anchored Inn, a dive that drips with more nautical paraphernalia than the average sea-faring vessel. Model ships, paintings of giant squid, mermaids, and even a full-body vintage diving suit suspended from the high ceiling make up much of the décor ... more
57 Waterbury Street
Brooklyn, NY 11206
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NYC Brunch Overview
A meal tailor-made for the average late-partying jet-setter, brunch in New York is a must. All over the city, Sunday mornings are host to this conjoined twin of a meal, garnished with cantaloupe and lemon bread.
The average Manhattan brunch involves the quaint cafes of Greenwich Village, Chelsea, and the Upper East Side. Here, chic young professionals and well-dressed older characters laugh and chat over eggs, coffee, and the occasional Bloody Mary, soaking up the street life from outdoor seating or warming themselves in cozy back rooms. Brooklyn, meanwhile, hosts more hearty New York brunches, with bearded hipsters and their vintage-clad girlfriends enjoying kegs-and-eggs meals around warm, battered wooden tables.
However, the new trend in NYC brunches is the party brunch. At these high-octane early-afternoon get-togethers, clubs and hot new restaurants serve brunch food and booze galore to overdressed club-kid patrons, only to have DJs fire up some hot beats midway through. Suddenly, dishy girls are dancing on tables and waiters are carrying sparkler-loaded magnums of champagne across the floor, while indie bloggers snap photos and scribble notes on the day’s debauchery.
While it may not be part of this nutritional breakfast, brunch in New York is a fun and carefree way to get your vittles in the Big Apple.
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