Best Brunch in New York City
A community-ranked list of the 6 best brunch in New York City, currently topped by Clinton St. Baking Company (Lower East Side, Manhattan). Rankings shift as locals vote — last updated Aug 14, 2026.
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Clinton St. Baking Company
restaurantLower East Side, Manhattan
A Lower East Side bakery-restaurant opened in 2001, widely known for its blueberry pancakes.
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Buvette
restaurantWest Village, Manhattan
A tiny Parisian-style gastrotheque on Grove Street serving croque madame and other French-inspired brunch plates.
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Bubby's
restaurantTribeca, Manhattan
A longtime Tribeca all-day diner known for stacked pancakes, buttermilk biscuits, and homemade pie.
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Sarabeth's
restaurantChelsea Market, Chelsea, Manhattan
A bakery-turned-restaurant chain that traces back to a Chelsea Market stall, credited with helping popularize the modern NYC weekend brunch.
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Jacob's Pickles
restaurantUpper West Side, Manhattan
A Southern-inspired Upper West Side comfort-food spot known for oversized biscuit sandwiches and a pickle-brine cocktail list.
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The Smith
restaurantEast Village, Manhattan
A casual American brasserie that opened its first location in the East Village in 2007 and serves a popular weekend brunch menu.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the best brunch in New York City?
- Clinton St. Baking Company is currently ranked #1 in New York City, according to community ranking.
- How many brunch are on this list?
- There are currently 6 brunch on this list.
- How is this list ranked?
- Entries are ranked by community votes — upvotes move an entry up, downvotes move it down. Anyone can add an entry, edit its blurb, or cast a vote, and this list is a wiki: rankings update live as votes come in, with no editorial gatekeeping.