where to have breakfast in NY

Most hotels in the United States do not include breakfast in the room rate. As New York is one of the most visited cities by Brazilians, we will list here some options for where to have breakfast in NY. After all, it’s much better to go to a recommended, tasty and cute place than to get robbed. Something we never want when we are traveling.

My first time in NYC

Where to have breakfast in NY

Upper East Side

1) EAT Cafe – Localizado no Upper East Side, on the traditional Madison Ave., between 80th and 81st streets, this cafe is frequented by city residents and is a great suggestion not just for breakfast, but also for light meals, whether to eat there or take to the hotel.

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2) Saint Ambroeus – Nearby, but with an address also in the Village, another very friendly and delicious option for breakfast in New York. You can also have lunch, a snack and a light dinner. Highlight for the wonderful sweets!

Le District, New York gourmet market

Hotel suggestion: The Carlyle, The Mark, The Pierre and The Surrey

Middleton

3) Sarabeth – In front of Central Park and next to several hotels, this restaurant is always full for coffee, but as it is quite large, the wait is usually quick. Highlight for the waffles and eggs benedicts, which you see below.

Restaurantes no Meatpacking District

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4) Magnolia Bakery – if the idea is just a quick coffee and a cupcake, there’s always cup cake most famous in the city, at various addresses, including within the Bloomingdales.

Grand Central Terminal, em NY

5) The London Hotel – if you’re not worried about the price and want a sophisticated NY breakfast, It’s worth trying Maze, a restaurant by popular chef Gordom Ramsey. Buffet and a la carte.

Hotel suggestion: Loews Regency, AKA – residence hotel, and Lotte New York Palace, and The London NYC

Read our experience at AKA Central Park here

Chelsea / Meatpacking District

6) Chelsea Market – the gourmet market has breakfast options in NY for all tastes and is always a pleasant walk through the Meatpacking District, one of the coolest neighborhoods in Manhattan.

6) Eataly – another very sophisticated gastronomic market, from famous chef Mario Batalli, opens from 10 am and offers several breakfast options in NY.

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If you liked our tips on where to have breakfast in new York If you want more hotel tips, check out our suggestions:

If you want to stay close to Times Squaretwo good suggestions are the Courtyard by Mariott, comfortable and good value for money, as well as the Fairfield Inn by Marriott.

Still close to the theater circuit and with very spacious rooms, the traditional Kimberly does not disappoint and you can read details about it in the post, clicking here.

Who likes to stay at Upper West Side, a well-priced boutique hotel is the Nylo, where we stayed not long ago and enjoyed it. You can read the details here in the post.

Opposite Central Park, a hotel that appeals to Brazilians and usually has good promotions is the Park Lane.

For those who can spend a little more, the Mandarin Oriental is a super hotel in Columbus Circle that enchants anyone. You can read our experience here.

And for those who like Upper East Sideone of the most sophisticated areas in New York, two good options are the Carlyle Hotel, where we were also and you can read about it here, and the very chic Surrey, post here.

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Gordom Ramsay