Breakfast/Brunch Spots in NY

[Anonymous]

I heard recently about one that had long lines and does not take reservations. As I cannot recall the name, would love to hear from you your favorite places. Ruling out the chains. Tks!

[Anonymous]

So sad. I was going to recommend Penelope but I just looked and apparently they closed.

[Anonymous]

Ny state is big.

Even nyc, which I think you mean, is big.

Which neighborhoods interest you?

[Anonymous]

balthazars, sarabeths, spotted pig

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ny state is big.

Even nyc, which I think you mean, is big.

Which neighborhoods interest you?

What about California? Any good brunch spots there? Need to be cheap, good, and not crowded.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:balthazars, sarabeths, spotted pig

Great suggestions. I eat breakfast at Balthazar about 1x/month.

On the UWS: Jacob's Pickle and Maison Pickle for something a little different.

[Anonymous]

Jacob’s Pickle was great. Love Balthazar and Jack’s Wife Freda

[Anonymous]

Friedmans has several NYCkcatkons so I don’t know if that makes it a chain but it was pretty solid for brunch.

Are you including dim sum as brunch?

[Anonymous]

Good Enough to Eat on the Upper West Side

[Anonymous]

Sarabeth’s has been around forever but it never gets old. Great for a group brunch.

[Anonymous]

Bubby’s - in Tribeca

[Anonymous]

Thank you all!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sarabeth’s has been around forever but it never gets old. Great for a group brunch.

Agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bubby’s - in Tribeca

I love Bubby's! Did Sarabeth's way too many times in NYC, it got tired. Good scones though.

Also like Cookshop, Jacob's Pickles, Dim Sum Palace, Russ & Daughters, Raoul's.

[Anonymous]

Clinton St Baking Company for pancakes, Shopsins, La Bonbonniere for a slightly less exalted experience.