sunday mornings in nyc?

Question

looking for suggestions re: brunch on sunday in NYC. if not brunch, anything interesting to do. thanks.

Answer 1

**There is a pretty restaurant just south of the Museum of Natural History at 359 Columbus Avenue called Isabella's ... one block west of Central Park, chic, upscale

you could then cut across town to
**Zabar's which is on Broadway at 80th Street
- beautiful fresh delicatessen food / cookware

**Tavern on the Green
in Central Park / enter at 67th Street and Central Park West - if you feel fancy and dressy

if you like cathedrals:
**The Cathedral of St. John the Divine at 111th Street and Amsterdam Avenue / right across the street is: The Hungarian Pastry Shop / a beautiful space ....

you could go to
**The Metropolitan Museum - 82nd and Fifth Avenue for brunch, then see some galleries of art, and shop for books & gifts ... nice, warm, and beautiful ($ donation); especially nice at Christmas ...their tree is beautiful ...

on a nice day
**The Central Park Zoo
enter the southwest corner of Central Park at 60th St. and Fifth Avenue / $8 for adults

**if you could wait until noon and have lunch instead of brunch, you could go to
Nirvana - the Indian restaurant at 40 Central Park South ...with a huge bank of windows that overlooks the entire length of Central Park

Answer 2

Sunday is a hangover day for many! So brunch is a great thing to do on Sunday morning. Pretty much every block of the city has a restaurant serving brunch. Just walk around your neighborhood (or near your hotel) and find one. Soho, chelsea, East Village, and Meat Pack are great areas to hang out. My favorite: go to Pastis on meat Pack: good food, affordable, beautiful people and very new york!
www.pastisny.com

and sorry to say by Nirvana, the indian restaurant mentioned above, is not good. I have been there and it is best to go for dinner if you like indian food, but the food is okay. there are plenty of better and tradicional indian food in the city. And to me indian food for brunch is way too heavy... sorry for been honest :(

Answer 3

Best brunch hang out is the upper West Side. Just travel north of Lincoln Center and you'll find many places for brunch. On Sunday in the fall ideal for walking Central Park.

Answer 4

There's lot's of great places in Manhattan to have brunch, many have special Brunch menu's. Try area's where people actually live, upper east side (1, 2, 3 Lexington aves above 60th street) , upper west side along Amsterdam and Columbus aves and Broadway above Columbus Circle), the village. I'd also check out the hotel's. The outer boroughs also have some great places for brunch.