You are invited to celebrate Easter in New York City this year at one of the best brunch restaurants in the city! Leave the preparation and the dishes to someone else this Easter Sunday, simply choose one of these fine restaurants, pick up the phone, make your reservations and you are done! Come Easter Sunday, dress in your Easter best and prepare to be delighted by the finest foods, drinks, and fun the area has to offer! You can't go wrong with any of the choices we curated for Easter 2019!

Carmines

This is a true New York staple restaurant. I remember as a child, and even just last Christmas on my way to Paris, I had to stop in and get a family style classic Italian meal. Portions are very generous and made to be shared. I highly recommend calling for a reservation ASAP. Their menu is broken down by protein, pasta, veggies and sides, and classic Italian appetizers. Since portions are very large and depending on your party size I would check out their menu online ahead of time. When I went for Christmas dinner with one other friend, we split the Christmas pasta special and still had leftovers for two days! This is a true NYC dining experience you do not want to miss out on!

The Polo Bar

This beautiful lounge was designed by Ralph Lauren offers a casual yet refined dining experience in the heart of New York City. This Easter Sunday join The Polo Bar for a rare opportunity to visit during the day and dine like royalty. Their full menu will be offered alongside Easter Brunch Specials. Dishes include grilled fish of the day, chicken under a brick, corned beef sandwich, oysters, and more. They are vegetarian-friendly and you can check out their full menus online or on OpenTable. Reservations are required and can be made online as well

La Cafette

This beautiful French bistro located on a quiet corner in Williamsburg will leave you wishing you were in Paris. Offering a variety of classic brunch dishes from bacon or salmon benedict, traditional egg casserole, les tartines, and french toast with caramelized bananas. The steak tartare and roasted chicken with famous roasted potatoes are also a crowd pleaser. Groups smaller than 6 are encouraged to enjoy a sophisticated dinner or relaxing Sunday brunch at this “low- key oasis” in one of Brooklyn’s best neighborhoods. Check out their full menu online today and reservations can be made directly on their website.

Bubby’s

Bubby’s has offered a classic scratch-made American New York City brunch since 1990. With 2 locations across the city in Tribeca and Highline, Buddy’s is a first-come-first-serve family friendly restaurant. For the last 27 years, they have been serving up a variety of pancakes, fried chicken dishes, breakfast plates, burgers, and more. Looking at their menu online blows my mind! Brunch is from 8 am- 4 pm Saturdays and Sundays and no reservations are available during the weekends for brunch, however, you can always add yourself to the online waitlist here.

Sadelle’s

Offering multiple award-winning bagels, smoked fish, and weekend brunches, Sadelle’s is a perfect place for Easter Brunch. Their menu consists of smoked fish towers with assortments and bagels, french toast, famous sticky buns, and more. Check out their full menu online. Reservations are made via email only, check out their website to make a reservation.

La Pecora Bianca

Join La Pecora Bianca, a vibrant Italian restaurant, for a 3-course brunch pre-fixe menu starting at $45 a person this Easter Sunday. Courses include a variety of toasts, burrata, “Easter Special” grilled asparagus, a caramelized onion burger, handmade pasta, brioche french toast, “Easter Special” strozzapreti, and more. For dessert choose from a delicious olive oil cake, Nutella tart, or their “Easter Special” sheep's milk yogurt pannacotta. They have two locations in Manhattan and are open starting at 9 am for Easter brunch. Check out their full Easter menu online and book your reservation today by calling your desired location or book on their website.

Hope you’ve found your Easter brunch in New York City!  The possibilities are endless so check out other restaurants and Easter things to do in New York City by visiting 212area

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