Hop to One of These Best Easter Brunch Spots in NYC

Location: Greenwich Village, Manhattan

While the other menu options may look satisfying to you, we highly recommend the Dutch baby, a highlight that makes Left Bank so popular for brunch. The puffed-up pancake can either come with rosemary ham and béchamel or berries, fruit, butter, and maple syrup. Sweet or savory? It's all up to you.

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Location: Greenwich Village, Manhattan

The annual prix fixe Easter meal at the Gotham Bar and Grill is usually on the expensive side, but as you finish each course, it'll become clearer and clearer why it's worth it. Check back close to the holiday when they release the menu.

Location: Bushwick, Brooklyn

Spend your Sunday at Brooklyn’s first cider house for an amazing brunch and cider selection. They offer a prix fixe menu and cider tasting, where you'll try different ciders that come straight from the barrel. You'll also learn how they're made.

Location: Central Park, Manhattan

Get a mini escape from the city and head to Tavern on the Green for Easter brunch. There's usually a prix fixe menu for both adults and kids, along with live jazz music. And you'll definitely want to hang around for the annual Easter egg hunt.

Location: Dumbo, Brooklyn

If you’re someone who needs choices, you’ll love the seemingly limitless options on The Osprey's extensive brunch menu. Hopefully, they’ll even bring in a special chef to create an exclusive Easter plate like they did last year.

Location: Midtown and Upper West Side, Manhattan

Carmine's family-style Italian restaurant makes for the ideal Easter brunch. They normally offer a buffet and Champagne special for the holiday, but even if they don't, you'll still be able to sample different fares with their large, sharable portions (that is, of course, if you're feeling generous).

Location: Flatiron, Manhattan

Hopefully it’s sunny on Easter Sunday so you can enjoy the outdoor seating Barbounia has to offer. Their Mediterranean-inspired menu during brunch offers tasty dishes like falafel pita and their salmon scramble.

Location: Greenwich Village, Manhattan

The prix-fixe at Sotto 13 is served family style, so the whole table needs to participate. It comes with one of their wood-fired pizzas, two of the brunch plates, one side, and one cocktail for every two guests.

Location: Nomad; Upper East Side; West Village, Manhattan

Quality Eats is quite the popular brunch spot. All three of their locations offer some tasty brunch items and and it’s definitely instagram-worthy. Just ask the Bitches Who Brunch, who gave the restaurant an A-rating.

Location: East Village, Manhattan

Grab a bloody mary — or their popular frosé — and sip away while you decide what to order from Bar Primi’s delish brunch options. From the ricotta pancakes and the pepperoni frittata to the meatballs and polenta, it’ll be a hard decision.