Brunch is one thing Brooklynites are passionate and opinionated about, which is why Google New York wants to treat you and three friends to brunch at your favorite Brooklyn eatery. But before we tell you how to win, you need to tell us your favorite. Here are some of the top-rated Brooklyn brunch spots according to GooglePlaces, which include a few of our own favorites. Cast your vote by Wednesday (Oct. 12), for one of the following, or choose your own:
1. Miriam
2. The Spot
5. Rice
6. Other (please specify)
Vote in the comments, please. We’ll announce how you can win brunch for four later in the week. Choose wisely! Brunch is serious business.
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Habitat in Greenpoint continues to have some of the best brunch in BK, despite a slight price hike. Plus, make your own bloody mary’s is always a good time.
Yes! Habitat definitely.
Bushbaby in BedStuy! Great prices and portions, and there are vegan options for almost everything. I absolutely love the unlimited mimosas specials, music, ambiance and loose teas.
The Farm on Adderly! May be biased due to proximity…
I would vote for Miriam on the list of place – their food has always been fantastic.
Peaches HotHouse in Bed Stuy! Nashville-style hot chicken might be the best brunch food ever. Especially if one is perhaps a touch hungover.
Miriam, definitely.
Rose Water in Park Slope!
Is egg in Willamsburg really not one of the top 5? This has to be a mistake.
The Farm on Adderly!
Definitely Diner!!!!!
Dumont in wburg.
From the list, definitely Buttermilk Channel, but I’m even more partial to the brunch at Roberta’s.
My vote is for ‘Other…Cafe Enduro on Q train to Prospect! The brunch is inventive, flavorful and funky bc it is nuevo Mexican. One of the standout dishes is the breakfast chicken mole nachos that are the best things I Loyally order b/c you get chicken mole, guacamole and heaps of deliciousness. Stop over, sit in or grab it to go and chill in the best park in NY Prospect right up the st. The bartenders are classic cool and the Sangrias n Margaritas are so worth the dizzy feeling. Support small business and fill your tum with brunch gold!!
Egg in Williamsburg is #1 on MY list.
Brooklyn Label in Greenpoint!
Traif! DUH!
Miriam has perhaps the best pita in all of brunchlandia
Buttermilk Channel has me sold. A Bloody Mary section of their menu? Yes. Yes.
I’m choosing the farm on adderley, but I’ve never been to buttermilk channel or the spot, so I may not know what’s up.
Buttermilk Channel!!!
The Brooklyn Star, hands down.
Peaches!!
Tom’s Restaurant in Prospect Heights is always quick, inexpensive, and tasty. They are known for their lemon ricotta pancakes and cherry lime rickeys, but all of their pancakes come in a variety of flavors and come with a trio of flavored butters!
I love Matchless in Greenpoint or Cebu in Bay Ridge (same owners, but different brunch menus), but the #1 brunch spot is Piper’s Kilt in the Bronx. $17 for a giant burger, huge portion of fries and UNLIMITED beer/mimosas/bloody marys.
River Deli Cafe in Brooklyn Heights
100% Rosewater in Park Slope. Best brunch I’ve ever had and it changes seasonally!!
buttermilk channel!
DuMont in Williamsburg.
Buttermilk Channel for sure…mmmm.
Miriam is awesome. But for some casual standard brunch fare, where long lines means free samples, there’s always Tom’s Restaurant in Prospect Heights.
Walter Foods in Williamsburg
El Pollito Mexicana in Park Slope
*Mexicano
Lodge it.
The Farm on Adderly is my absolute favorite. They put tiny pickles in their bloody mary. TINY PICKLES!
The Farm on Adderley!!
Korzo in South Slope
Flatbush Farm in Park Slope. Farmer’s Breakfast. Yum.
Tandem in Bushwick. Amazing cocktails to accompany amazing fare.
Dizzy’s in Park Slope! Fun atmosphere and chocolate stuffed french toast. I don’t think much else needs to be said. CHOCOLATE STUFFED. This is why we enjoy being adults, because we can have alcohol (mimosas) and dessert for breakfast.
Via Della Pace, East Village. Great Italian brunch, super awesome prices, and very cozy atmosphere. And unlike its neighbor, Cafe Orlin – no wait!
I’m a really big fan of Le Barricou on Grand Street.
Peaches in Bedstuy! Ommmgggg
i know they’re new-ish, but Colonie!! delish.
Traif in Williamsburg. Bacon doughnuts. Mmmm.
Le Gamin in Prospect Heights !
Buttermilk Channel from the list! I really like the brunch at James or at Flatbush Farm though.
Five Leaves for the win!!!
how is Flatbush Farm not on this list!?
The Farm on Adderlay!
Stone Park Cafe. Love that place, and I can eat the oyster fry every day (and live a much shorter life)
Gonna go with Rice
Five Leaves, Greenpoint! Ricotta Pancakes <3
Egg in Williamsburg is totally top.
100% Miriam.
Tough… but I think the Brooklyn Star has won us over.
I like the prix fix brunch at Harefield Road in Williamsburg on the weekends. $12 includes a plate, a mimosa or a bloody mary, and a coffee or a tea!
Buttermilk Channel is good.. though I like Abilene more. Both on Court St in Cobble Hill, only a few blocks from each other. Or Seersucker – biscuits!!
Buttermilk Channel
Olea in Fort Greene!
If you like your chicken or pork served on a waffle… Buttermilk Channel.
5Leaves
The General Greene! The banana walnut parfait and raspberry french toast are A+
Applewood in Park Slope. Fresh locally sourced ingredients and one hell of a cocktail menu
Cebu in Bay Ridge has a decent brunch too! I totally forgot!
Bubby’s in dumbo is killer!!!!!
I will go to war with The Breakfast at Thistle Hill Tavern. That pancake is amazing. I’m pretty much there once a week just for that.
I cast my vote for The Farm on Adderley. They have some of the best eggs on the table done in any way you like them. Best yet, they support local farmers, so that is always a plus. All the delicious delectable are straight from the farm, so you know that it is always fresh!
Bliss on Bedford Ave. Good prices, great drinks, and easy to get to from Manhattan.
The farm on Adderly!
Other — Tom’s on Washington Avenue
tandem in bushwick! their food is healthy, unique and delicious! i also agree that roberta’s makes a mean egg sandwich, ricotta pancakes, or scrambled eggs. yum! i’ve never heard of any those places. i dont travel far from east willburg for brunch.
MIRIAM!! I adore that place because the food is so tasty and the service is always on point!
Bogota on 5th Avenue in Park Slope. Great music, good food, friendly staff and service. Love The Farm on Adderly, too.
Verde on Smith for the tastiest unlimited drinks brunch I’ve found!
Flatbush Farm
Harefield – $12 pre fix with a blood mary or mimosa included! I’m there almost every weekend.
The Farm on Adderley. Amazing food, even better Bloody Marys! Plus, Bloody Marys with SAKE!
Miriam is by far my favorite brunch spot (not just among those listed above)
Roebling Tea Room in Williamsburg!
Clark’s Restaurant in Brooklyn Heights. I love it, esp. the eggs benedict.
The Farm on Adderley has the best grits in town!
ROSEWATER is AWESOME! That omelette with feta cheese is to die for.
For super cheap and delicious, Acapulco in Greenpoint. If you can stand the wait, Egg in Williamsburg. But Harefield Road really takes the gold here for best food, service and ambiance!
I really like Watty and Meg in Cobble Hill.
6. FLATBUSH FARM
Buttermilk Channel is worth it!
Oh no, I can’t choose! iCi in Ft Greene, egg in Wmsburg or James in Prospect Heights!
Scottadito in Park Slope. Unlimited mimosas!
Buttermilk Channel :)
The Farm on Adderley!
Rosewater in Park Slope!
buttermilk channel! just had my birthday brunch there this past sunday. everything is delicious and reminds of home in the south. the homemade pickles are perfection.