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Brunch Guide to NYC

November 5th, 2007 by jamie a

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Brunch photo uploaded by Librarian Avenger

For those weekends where you want to treat yourself, you can sleep in and then hit up one of these great spots in the city to quench your hunger. From Mexican to traditional American fare, these restaurants will have you up and ready to take in the sights in no time.

Dos Caminos in Midtown serves upscale Mexican cuisine, so you can start your day the spicy way.You’ll love their made-to-order guacamole and and drinks like the prickly pear margarita, which are free with brunch! From chorizo con huevos to organic salmon ceviche, there’s so many options for those folks up for trying something new and exciting.

For traditional American, visit Ninth Street Market for their delightful home-style meals! You can choose fresh fruit, cinnamon vanilla, or raisin challah bread varieties of French toast and soak up the morning sun in the quaint atmosphere. If you’re longing for a cute and cozy place to relax in the bustle of the city, this is a winner.

Freemans, one of NYC’s hidden gems, serves the best in Sunday brunch. Reminiscent of a hunting lodge, Freemans has a unique, yet homey atmosphere. Try the stewed plums with Greek yogurt and vanilla syrup or lamb sausage with poached eggs, slices of sourdough toast and a watercress salad. This is a perfect spot to impress your friends.

With fried oyster omelettes, Dutch pancakes, and perfectly classic eggs Benedict, Prune is yet another superb place for brunch. Nestled within the busy streets, this tiny place requires a bit of a wait, but is certainly worth it. Order a Bloody Mary and then choose from over 8 different varieties to suit it to your taste while you enjoy the upscale comfort food of a city favorite.

After brunch, consider spending a few hours at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and then hop on the NYC TV and Movie Sites Tour to round off your day!

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2 Responses to “Brunch Guide to NYC”

  1. On Nov 5th, 2007 at 10:22 pm Erica said:

    This photo was taken at Beast, in Brooklyn. They have an excellent brunch also. :)

  2. On Nov 6th, 2007 at 12:38 pm admin said:

    Hi Erica,
    Thanks for stopping by. We’ll keep Beast in mind for a future blog post. Cheers!
    Susan

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