Best NYC brunch
#6
Joined: Jan 2003
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I will probably get flamed for this, but I don't agree that menupages is all that helpful.
There are hundreds of restaurants in many locations and I have spent hours (literally) making lists and tracking down locations. But I don't feel comfortable with the list.
I still vastly prefer a recomendation from a local on this newsgroup (or others) who I feel like I know (from the past posts etc) at least a little bit, over the anonymous recommendations for the menupages.
I usually throw away the top and bottom, but still I wonder if someone has a grudge or just who is giving the rec as so many are anonymous.
I have about 15 places that we will try to eat in, but I have to say that they are all given by locals from here and gleaned from trip reports that give some details.
Just my 2 cents!
There are hundreds of restaurants in many locations and I have spent hours (literally) making lists and tracking down locations. But I don't feel comfortable with the list.
I still vastly prefer a recomendation from a local on this newsgroup (or others) who I feel like I know (from the past posts etc) at least a little bit, over the anonymous recommendations for the menupages.
I usually throw away the top and bottom, but still I wonder if someone has a grudge or just who is giving the rec as so many are anonymous.
I have about 15 places that we will try to eat in, but I have to say that they are all given by locals from here and gleaned from trip reports that give some details.
Just my 2 cents!
#7
Joined: Nov 2005
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If I'm looking for a new restaurant, I always look at the number of reviews. If a restaurant has 15+ reviews and still 4.5 stars, then I'm willing to gamble on it.
If I'm looking just for a menu to corroborate a restaurant recommendation, then it doesn't matter.
If I'm looking just for a menu to corroborate a restaurant recommendation, then it doesn't matter.
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#14
Joined: Mar 2007
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We had a really good time and good food for dinner at Artisanal. They do weekend brunches. You would probably need a reservation. See site and our impressions below:
Artisanal Fromagerie and Bistro
2 Park Avenue (32nd Street), New York, NY 10016 Ph: 212.725.8585
http://www.artisanalbistro.com
http://www.seetheglobe.com/modules/w...?cid=6&lid=352
Artisanal Fromagerie and Bistro
2 Park Avenue (32nd Street), New York, NY 10016 Ph: 212.725.8585
http://www.artisanalbistro.com
http://www.seetheglobe.com/modules/w...?cid=6&lid=352
#16
Joined: Jan 2005
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Elephant & Castle on Greenwich Ave. used to do a nice brunch. I haven't been there in years, so you might want to look it up.
Friend of a Farmer in Gramercy Park is also good for brunch, but there's usually a line to get in. It's cozy inside. The atmosphere of both these places is pretty casual back.
Friend of a Farmer in Gramercy Park is also good for brunch, but there's usually a line to get in. It's cozy inside. The atmosphere of both these places is pretty casual back.




