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Brunch in New York
After Work / Beer / Beer Lovers
Party Earth Review Despite its genteel name and ivied French windows, Wilfie & Nell is actually a hardcore watering hole for young professionals and finance types looking to get seriously drunk – and an impressive selection of tap and bottled beers like Rogue and Dead Guy Ale helps them reach that goal. A single baby blue armchair invites ... more
228 West 4th Street
New York, NY 10014
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Ambient / Bar / Blazers / Breakfast
Party Earth Review The name may evoke memories of plastic trays, long lines, and globs of gelatinous stew, but Cafeteria – with its mod-cubist interior and upscale twists on American comfort food – certainly doesn’t look like the average school lunchroom. Launched in 1998, the venue remains a local Chelsea favorite, hosting a lively trendy ... more
119 Seventh Avenue
New York, NY 10011
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20s / 30s / 40s / 90s Music / Brunch
Party Earth Review A Jewish delicatessen inspired by the owner’s Montreal background, Mile End pays homage to The Great White North with imported bagels, smoked meats, and a bathroom full of vintage hockey photos from the homeland. The venue’s unassuming brick exterior and sparse tabletops put the emphasis on sophisticated munchies, while ... more
97A Hoyt Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217
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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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Barbeque / Bar Food / Brunch / Rock
Party Earth Review A simple BBQ joint by day, by night the southern farm-themed Brother Jimmy’s turns into a raucous ex-frat boy hangout where hordes of former Gammas and Deltas chug Bud Light, yell along to classic rock, and relive their glory days. Khaki-clad young professionals and recent college grads mill around the whiskey barrel wall ... more
116 East 16th Street
New York, NY 10003
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30s / 40s / After Work / Beer / Brunch
Reviewed by Samantha L.
"THE SCENE: Super trendy, speakeasy feel. Depending on the time of day it could be really crowded or empty. It’s mostly an after work place. The age r ..." more
Andaz 5th Avenue
485 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10017
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20s / 30s / 40s / After Work / Ambient
Party Earth Review For those left thirsty and famished after negotiating the commercial jungle of nearby Midtown Manhattan, West End Bar & Grill provides an oasis of pre-theater snacks and after-show martinis in a refined and relaxed atmosphere. As weary local office dwellers settle in at the mahogany bar to sip Blue Point and nosh on Greek ... more
813 Eighth Avenue
New York, NY 10019
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20s / 30s / After Work / Bar Food / DJ
Party Earth Review Boasting forty hi-def flat-screen TVs and a rustic yet sophisticated dark pine décor, The Ainsworth is an expansive gastropub and sports bar that attracts a clientele of upscale sports enthusiasts and local nine-to-fivers. While daytime sees a bustling business lunch crowd filling the chocolate leather banquettes in the ... more
122 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10001
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Beer / Brunch / Cocktails / Dinner
Info Tonic East is NYC's hottest multi-level rooftop sports bar and restaurant which stands out with its one of a kind design, décor and lighting presentation. The vibe is classy and elegant, featuring mahogany top bars, rich wood furnishings and accents, padded leather sofas, and private booths all complemented ... more
411 3rd Avenue
New York, NY 10016
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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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