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Last Updated on February 25, 2022 by Top Brunch Spots Staff
Looking for the best bottomless brunch NYC this weekend? Great! Top Brunch Spots is the go to resource for bottomless brunch in New York each and every weekend. On top of that, we’ve already done all the hard work for you. That includes filtering through the noise to provide you only the best bottomless, boozy drinks and tasty brunches in New York City this weekend. So grab your friends and check out the best bottomless brunch NYC restaurants listed below. We’re talking boozy drinks, bottomless mimosas, champagne cocktails and endless fun in the city.
So how does this work?
We pick our top choices based on the quality of the food, service, and consistency over time. We’ll start off by giving you the best options overall for brunch in the city and then follow up with links to different types of brunches and brunches in different neighborhoods at the end of this page.
We all know that brunch without unlimited drinks is lame so scroll down to view our fun brunch picks for New York City.
Best Bottomless Brunch NYC
The Crooked Knife
The Crooked Knife offers bottomless mimosas, drinks and entree meal for $42 on the weekends with convenient hours. The $42 price point includes any entree along with unlimited mimosas, bloody marys, sangrias.
Address
232 W 14th St
New York, NY 10011
Neighborhood:
Murray Hill
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Food Type:
Comfort
Agave
Agave is a buzzy Southwestern restaurant and amazing brunch spot known for its margaritas & all-you-can-drink on the weekends with great brunch hours.
For $33 you get a choice of a meal (eggs, toast, etc) and unlimited drinks (mimosas sangria, wine, or frozen margaritas) for 2 hours.
Address
140 7th Ave S
New York, NY 10014
Neighborhood:
West Village
Website:
Food Type:
Mexican
Miss Lily’s
Island-inspired drink menu with cocktails, fresh juices & Jamaican fare in a bright space with a beach-shack vibe. Known for their bottomless brunch cocktails (unlimited brunch cocktails), you should also look for their coconut pancakes brunch entree.
Miss Lily’s menu is inspired by diverse roots of Jamaican cuisine that go beyond eggs benedict. Highlights include Jerk Chicken, Escovitch Fish, Oxtail and Curried Goat, seasoned with all of the goodness of Jamaican scotch bonnet peppers and fiery jerk spices.
Address:
132 W Houston St
New York NY 10012
Neighborhood:
Soho
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Food Type:
Jamaican
Poco
Enjoy Poco’s world famous brunch menu which includes an entree (french toast, etc) and endless mimosas, bloodies, bellinis, boozy brunch drinks, bottomless mimosa brunch and sangria drinks for $37 per person for 90 minutes of fun with your girls. Keep in mind that Poco is cash only so hit the ATM before you visit.
Address:
33 Avenue B
New York, NY 10009
Neighborhood:
East Village
Website:
Food Type:
Spanish
Maya
Unlimited food and drinks with tasty bottomless cocktails.
Address:
1191 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10065
Neighborhood:
Upper East Side
Website:
Food Type:
Mexican
Calle Ocho
Unlimited food and drinks
Address:
45 W 81st St
New York, NY 10024
Neighborhood:
Upper West Side
Website:
Food Type:
Cuban
Mezetto
Another one of the popular bottomless brunches in NYC and a step away from the typical french toast brunch dishes, Mezetto offers Medierranean cuisine that is worth checking out when you are in the Lower East Side.
Address:
161 E Houston St
New York, NY 10002
Neighborhood:
Lower East Side
Website:
Food Type:
Mediterranean
Sotto 13
Address:
140 W 13th St
New York, NY 10011
Neighborhood:
West Village
Website:
Food Type:
Italian
Randolph Beer NOLITA
Seasonal & reserve brews go with gastropub dinner & weekend brunch in hip, rustic-chic surroundings.
Neighborhood:
Little Italy
Food Type:
American
Pig and Khao
Neighborhood:
Lower East Side
Food Type:
Asian Fusion
Black Ant
Modern Mexican joint putting a creative spin on traditional eats & drinks in a dark, funky interior.
Neighborhood:
East Village
Food Type:
Mexican
Horchata
Horchata is a upscale Mexican restaurant with tacoc, huevos rancheros, fried corn and more. Their free flowing brunch cocktails and bottomless bloody marys are a must.
Neighborhood:
Greenwich Village
Food Type:
Mexican
Pardon My French
Neighborhood:
East Village
Food Type:
French