4 Delightful Downtown Brunches
- clairemariekalletta
- Feb 26, 2019
- 2 min read
Industry Kitchen
Beautifully located on the water downtown, Industry Kitchen is the perfect brunch spot for views, brews, and booze. In the winter they deck the place out liek crazy or Christmas and in the summer you can enjoy your meal outside while taking in the Manhattan morning. The bright, open lighting at Industry also makes it a great place to take pictures or leave your sunglasses on inside, depending on what you did the night before. This is also the place I consumed the best NYC omelet I've ever had (Sriracha Chorizo Omelet) which is basically like me presenting them with an Oscar considering eggs make up 1/2 my diet.
Citizens Of Chelsea
THIS is where to have a get-back-on-track brunch after plummeting off the wagon of your nutrition routine. Everything on the Australian inspired menu is super fresh and jam packed with superfoods that will give you the energy you need and then some to dine here with your annoying vegan friends. The presentation of the food was beautiful and everything somehow tasted even better than it looked. The service at Citizens was also incredible and was amplified by the staff's Australian accents. WARNING - you are bound to witness some instagram photoshoots here because the aesthetically pleasing ambiance is one worth being documented.
Sarabeth's
Sarabeth's is the perfect brunch spot for large groups, especially when celebrating a special occasion. Although the Tribecca location is HUGE, you'll probably still need a reservation considering how delicious the food is here. The menu has everything from chicken pot pie to baskets of muffins to share with your friends. From the appetizers down to the cocktails there's plenty of options to satisfy everyone in your party.
The Paris Cafe
Located at the end of Manhattan sits the Paris Cafe, one of the oldest pubs in New York City and the oldest bar downtown. The beautiful Seaport cafe not only makes a beautiful backdrop for your insatgram photo - step inside and the excellent food and service will make your jaw drop. The cook here is also super accomidating: they let us order from the brunch menu on a random Tuesday! If you're ever in the neighborhood the Paris Cafe is a must for a bite to eat and a strong drink paired with a little taste of history.
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