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Our next stop brings us to Citizens of SoHo, where the warmth and charm of an Aussie neighborhood cafe meld seamlessly with the bustling energy of New York City. Open for brunch all day, Citizen’s embodies the feeling of a close-knit community amidst the sprawling metropolis, where locals gather over steaming cups of coffee and delightful meals.

The restaurant is small and has a retro vibe to it. It seems like the kind of place the college student would hang out in the 70’s, with it’s brown and orange tones. The NYC brunch joint has a lot more than pancakes too though, take your time choosing but no matter what you do get a side of the homestyle fries, you wont regret it. The popular NYC brunch spot only serves brunch on weekends from 11-4, so getting reservations to Tara Rose is paramount. Otherwise you’ll be left peeking through the windows like a pup that’s been left outside for dinner. Noreetuh isn’t your ordinary brunch spot in the East Village. It’s a modern Hawaiian restaurant where you’ll find brunch that embraces Hawaii’s Japanese, Polynesian, and American influences. Here, renowned Chef Chung Chow, an alum of Per Se, makes magic in the kitchen every Saturday and Sunday, from 11:30 am to 2:30 pm. The restaurant is open and bright, like a living room that you could lounge in for hours. During the summer they open up their rooftop garden to guests. In the winter the dining areas have wood burning ovens to add to the homey vibe. Can you describe a better place to enjoy brunch in New York City?Hey, the name of this brunch spot in NYC says it all. It’s Good Enough to Eat! Now when walking by this beloved Upper West Side joint you might not think much of it. The facade doesn’t immediately pop out at you. But the restaurant itself isn’t the only pretty thing here, chef George Mendes really knows what he’s doing. After closing Aldea, his previous restaurant (which had earned a Michelin rating), he’s continued his mastery of Portuguese-inspired dishes. Clinton St. Baking Company was born in 2001 to prodigy chef Neil Kleinberg. A native New Yorker, Kleinberg honed his skills in the kitchen from a young age and opened his first restaurant at a mere 22 years old.

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There is a bar, so if you’re looking for a boozy brunch in NYC Veranda has you covered. And as far as food goes, everything is great, but the Bitoque steak and fried egg is next-level.Whenever I swing by Citizens café I’m always greeted by an eager staff member who goes above and beyond with friendly service. In fact, Izakaya translates to stay-drink-place and that’s exactly what I do there while enjoying some of the best brunch in New York City. Nas, arguably the greatest rapper to come out of New York City, liked it so much he was one of the earliest investors in the company. Rule of Thirds also offers a pancake with a twist. It’s a Japanese Souffle Pancake which I can best describe as poofy. Like a balloon, this pancake is airy and eating it feels like you’re taking a bite out of a cloud. If you’re looking to shake up your NYC brunch habits, Rule of Thirds is a worthy addition to the mix.

You won’t go wrong with either one, but if you really can’t decide bring a friend so you can each get one and share. Restaurant by day, and elegant bar by night, The Consulate offers an air of sophistication that will leave you feeling like Don Draper (if the Mad Men protagonist enjoyed brunch in New York City). Offering traditional brunch fare you’ll always be able to find something appetizing. There are omelettes galore, including my brother in law’s sworn favorite – the Open-Face Western Omelette. With sausage, red peppers, scallions and red onions I can understand why Cafe LuLuc is his favorite brunch in New York City. Their menu offers sets, like a Japanese breakfast set which comes with a variety of roasted market fish. There is also shareable plates like tuna & nori that will help get conversation flowing with whomever you’re sharing your meal. In fact, they even offer some of the same dishes! I still recommend making the stop though because it’s just that good! If you’re in the mood for a hearty brunch in NYC you need look no further than Dudley’s.

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Veranda just might be the most beautiful brunch spot NYC has ever seen. The restaurant is upscale, bright and inviting and there are multiple seating areas including the main dining room that boasts a retractable roof. The menu offers a great spread of all the brunch basics, prepared just the way you want, making every visit here satisfyingly simple. But where The Grey Dog really stands out is its drinks menu. Featuring unique concoctions like Spicy Pineapple Margarita and Grey Dog Spritz, this place isn’t just a top-tier brunch location; it’s also one of the most affordable in the city. Good Enough to Eat has been an Upper West Side Favorite for over 40 years, never wavering on their commitment to fresh ingredients and consistently churning out high quality dishes. If you’re looking for a unique brunch in NYC, Rule of Thirds has you covered. In a world of waffles and eggs this Japanese restaurant sets itself apart.