The best burger in the city, and the best brunch in the neighborhood. There really isn't a menu, so just sit down and let them tell you what's in store that day.
the ricotta pancakes come with a giant glob of honeycomb butter.. what i mean by that is that they're cot damn delicious
Eggs Rothko w/ candied bacon on the side. Toasty, buttery brioche hugging a not-too-cooked egg, smothered in Vermont cheddar. Oh, and BACON.
A popular brunch item is the two-eggs any style, made with farm-fresh eggs, house-made marmalade and locally sourced bacon or sausage Leia mais.
The specials are amazing, but you can always count on the super fresh crab cakes and Korean style steak and eggs. A Brooklyn favorite that's worth the trip every time.
The pumpkin pancakes with fried chicken, honey, and hot sauce are absurdly delicious. Savory and sweet, two for the price of one.
Awesome out of the way Brunch (and Dinner) spot. Try The Farmer’s Breakfast or the French Toast. The waitstaff here is awesome!
Don't let the smallish menu scare you away...they've got a great list of specials each day! Don't decide what to order until you hear them.
Here for brunch: eggs Huntington is delicious, served on fresh, homemade biscuits. Here for dinner: Doug's Pecan Pie Sundae for dessert!
Vegan scramble for brunch is to die for. The tofu cream kicks it to another level entirely.
Great place for Sunday brunch. French toast and a bloody mary is the way to go!
Free wifi and a nice place to do some work and have a bite. If you're coming for brunch, get the mushroom hash with hollandaise on the side but don't expect good service.
well worth the wait for brunch! the bread basket was awesome as are all the food. Outstanding!
Get the delicious pancakes. They're the closest you'll come to eating funnel cake for a meal.
not your average breakfast sandwich! Arugula, cheddar, eggs and bacon on ciabatta. $6 well spent, especially if the wait at buttermilk is ridiculous.
Gorgeous and super chill. Great place to sit at the bar for dinner or sit in the garden for brunch!
The Hangtown Fry consists of eggs, Vermont cheddar, bacon and tempura-fried oysters. That's right. Oysters. Breakfast re-imagined. Recognize.
Come for brunch! Rosemary mint pancakes and eggs Benedict with Russian sausage and orange hollandaise on potato cakes were great.
The best bloody mary in town and a darn good brunch spot, ideal for hipster-watching. -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef
Very low-maintenance for bkfst or brunch: The most idyllic (not to mention affordable) breakfast taco, + americanos individually curated to perfection. Chef Francisco & owner Jeff are basically gods.
Darn charming inside, with eggs benedict and cocktails to make you feel like a star. A far calmer South Williamsburg option for the kids who get crowded out of Diner.
middle eastern eggs (poached) were splendid. every element I need in a great breakfast: great poach, good bread for yolk soaking, some yummy greens and a good spread option to combine the elements.
Food is always great but boy do they have a killer brunch. Try the Chavela's Omelette (avocado, bacon and cheese) w/ a side of chorizo hash. Bonus: they put cinnamon in their coffee so it's mad cozy.
Skip the lines at Caracas and try these formidable arepas. There are 100% less NYU students elbowing you and solid drink specials to boot, and at brunch they're served with fruit and a salad.
Great noms and coffee, wifi, and a lovely backyard. Try the pesto baked eggs and an arnold palmer. If you're working inside, bring a sweater- it can get cold with the AC.
Creme Brûlée French Toast? YOLO. So good you won't even hate yourself for saying YOLO. Also the feel good omelette made me feel only slightly above par. But overall a score.
This lively eatery pulls in Brooklynites looking for both homey abuela standbys (rich, cilantro-nipped guac; fragrant pozole verde) and palate-expanding fare (tongue tacos, duck-leg tamales). Leia mais.
