Best Brunch Spots Near Stuytown
Best Brunch Spots Near Stuytown
Looking for fun things to do in NYC? Get the weekend started with the best brunches (with outdoor seating) in and around the nearby East Village and Gramercy neighborhoods.
- Best Overall Food Spot: Cafe Mogador
The family-run Moroccan and Middle Eastern restaurant has been serving NYC since 1983 and is a staple in the community. When you want a casual, cool restaurant to grab brunch at with a few friends, Cafe Mogador hits the spot every time. Try the brunch specialties like the Moroccan Benedict (eggs Benedict with spicy stewed tomato sauce added in). - Best Brunch for Kids: Follia
A local brunch list would not be complete without a mention of Follia. Their menu, outdoor seating options, fast service, and friendly staff make it a great choice if kids are in tow. The food comes quickly, and the variety of pizza and pasta options make it perfect for even picky eaters. - Best Brunch with Healthy Options: B Cup Cafe
Craving delicious food with healthy options? B Cup Cafe has got you. With options like avocado toast, granola bowls, and shakshuka, this cozy spot will be your new neighborhood favorite. - Best Brunch for Drinking: San Marzano
San Marzano is our pick for the best local bottomless brunch. San Marzano has a tasty Italian menu with eggs, pasta, and paninis. And don't forget to order ricotella, a fried dough pocket filled with ricotta and Nutella and a side of whipped cream. - Best Dim Sum Brunch: The Bao
Known for having some of the city's best soup dumplings, The Bao is perfect for an afternoon of brunch and people watching along St. Marks Place. Don't forget to finish with the Nutella soup dumplings, which are tiny bites of heaven. - Best Travel Time: Rosemary’s East
Located right next to StuyTown, Rosemary’s serves a seasonal Italian-inspired brunch with fresh pastas, salads, and sourdough pizzas. It’s a neighborhood favorite for a relaxed yet flavorful weekend meal.
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Written by Kate Roth