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Brunch Spots
Guys,
I have been given the following recommendations for brunch spots. Thoughts??? Zoe's Five Points Artisanal City Bakery (18th off 5th) Clinton Street Bakery |
Balthazar is another good one.
I'm not much of a brunch person, but I can tell you that City Bakery isn't really a sit-down brunch meal unless they do something special during weekend brunch hours. (I've only been for breakfast during the week). You order at a counter. There's also an egg/oatmeal bar where they charge by the weight. I don't think it can be compared to a formal sit-down brunch at a place like Five Points or the like. |
Clinton Street is excellent, just ate there 2 breakfasts in a row!
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All are fine choices.
Pick a neighborhood first, then pick your brunch place. |
I like:
Blue Ribbon Bakery Prune |
ok, what about either Greenwich Village for brunch. Any ideas??
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I just gave you two ideas in the village.
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oops! sorry gotraveler...
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this one is in Tribeca but it's all very close together down there- Landmarc
http://www.landmarc-restaurant.com/index2.html We had an excellent breakfast there and the thing I liked about it was that you can also order off of a "lunch" menu for those who don't want to be limited to eggs/traditional breakfast fare all day long (as is the case with most NYC places on the weekends, my extensive research found!) |
AQUAGRILL. Get the salmon with falafel crust! FABULOUS.
Another place that I like that is low key and inexpensive is Le Zie in Chelsea. Thin |
Gotta go with Brasserie 8 1/2... the offering is amazing, and take a walk in Central Park after to burn off the calories!
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