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Brunch in New York
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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40s / Bottle Service / Brunch / DJ
Party Earth Review Once past the velvet ropes and up the elevator, chic patrons find themselves at Sky Room, one of NYC’s highest rooftop bars where the cocktails are as fine as the views. The expansive bi-level venue is composed of multiple rooms featuring plenty of private VIP tables and open dance areas, though most of the ... more
330 West 40th Street
New York, NY
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30s / Beer & Wine Only / Brunch
Reviewed by Mariya Nicole S.
"I've been to Rosemary's on Saturday night arround 11 p.m. with my friends and we absolutley enjoied the place. They have really a good selection of wi ..." more
18 Greenwich Avenue
New York, NY 10011
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20s / 30s / All Ages / Bar Food / Beer
Reviewed by Jaclyn W.
"My Take: I cannot say enough great things about O’Flanagan’s. I am not even Irish and I have been venturing here on St. Patrick’s Day for over fi ..." more
1215 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10021
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30s / 40s / Bar / Beer on Tap / Brunch
Reviewed by Anika M.
"THE SCENE: Hospoda is a Czech restaurant in the Czechoslovakian Consulate on a neighborhood street on the Upper East side. It's one of New York's mo ..." more
321 East 73rd Street
New York, NY 10021
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20s / 30s / 40s / Affluent / Ambient
Party Earth Review Straight out of a young girl’s wildest dreams, Beauty & Essex is a downtown hotspot that attracts an upscale clientele of edgy downtown types, clubbers, and glam party girls looking for a magical night out. A tiny 50s-era pawnshop hawking antique radios and guitars out front gives way to a 10,000-square-foot bar, lounge ... more
146 Essex Street
New York, NY 10002
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20s / 30s / 40s / Beer / Brunch / Casual
Reviewed by Gor G.
"This place was like a girl you met on OK Cupid with a hot pic and great stats, and turns out that she's 30 years older and on the Biggest Loser. I cou ..." more
105 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10003
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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 / Bar / Brunch / Couples / DJ
Party Earth Review Perhaps more kitsch than Cuban, the charming Agozar! nonetheless provides East Villagers with a delicious Cuban-Spanish tapas menu and some of the best mojitos in town. An eclectic L-shaped space painted in vibrant hues of blue, orange, and red, the bistro is a popular lunch spot for bag-laden shoppers who fill the banquettes ... more
324 Bowery
New York, NY 10012
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20s / 30s / Actors / After Work / Bar
Party Earth Review Named for the 19th-century actress, model, and socialite Lillie Langtry, Lillie’s is an Irish-Victorian bar popular with business people, creative types, and weekend pub crawlers. Although rushed office types hurrying to the back tables for a quick lunch and free Wi-Fi probably won’t notice the rotary phone, tinted glass ... more
13 East 17th Street
New York, NY 10003
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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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