Jackson's Eatery | Bar

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Neighborhood:
Astoria
Food Type:
American
LIC Market

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Neighborhood:
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Food Type:
American
Café Henri

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Neighborhood:
Astoria
Food Type:
French
Woodbines

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Neighborhood:
Hunters Point
Food Type:
American
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Neighborhood:
Long Island City
Food Type:
American
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Neighborhood:
Hunters Point
Food Type:
American
Sweet Chick

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Neighborhood:
Hunters Point
Food Type:
American
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Neighborhood:
Hunters Point
Food Type:
American
Casa Enrique

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Neighborhood:
Hunters Point
Food Type:
Mexican
Blend LIC

Casual cafe & lounge serving dishes from various Latin cuisines along with cocktails.
Long Island City brunch spans French crepes, an American weekend dining room and an Irish breakfast. Cafe Henri and Woodbines anchor the Vernon Boulevard side, while Jackson’s is on Jackson Avenue. This guide compares those exact branches, with named dishes, price conditions and meal-specific timing to help choose a table before crossing the neighborhood.
Match Vernon Boulevard Or Jackson Avenue
Cafe Henri is on 50th Avenue, Woodbines on Vernon Boulevard and Jackson’s on Jackson Avenue. Choose the address before planning a waterfront walk; a nearby destination does not establish a restaurant’s brunch hours.
Compare The Complete Visit
Read the named dishes and included sides before comparing prices. A weekend brunch, daily cafe breakfast and online pickup service can have different hours. Use the direct menu and visit sources to confirm your day, final food order, complete-party seating and any charges.
Cafe Henri Long Island City
Cafe Henri’s Long Island City brunch makes room for savory crepes alongside eggs and French toast. Cafe Henri’s official brunch page lists service from 9 AM to 3:45 PM. Use the Long Island City branch and compare the stated complete savory crepe example with its included sides and charges. Cafe Henri’s official brunch page lists service from 9 AM to 3:45 PM. It does not attach a day-by-day schedule to that statement, so confirm your chosen day and final seating. Complete Savory Crepe. The complete crepe is $18; eggs Benedict $20 and almond French toast $19. Drinks, tax, gratuity and applicable charges are separate. Use Cafe Henri’s official contact route for 10-10 50th Avenue. Ask about reservations, walk-in waits and party size before setting a fixed meeting time; a table is not guaranteed.
Jackson’s Eatery & Bar
Jackson’s Long Island City brunch compares a complete French-toast-and-eggs Big Breakfast with Southern Eggs Benny on a small Cajun pancake. Jackson’s lists Saturday and Sunday brunch kitchen hours from 10 AM to 4 PM. Use the Long Island City branch and compare the stated jackson’s big breakfast example with its included sides and charges. Jackson’s lists Saturday and Sunday brunch kitchen hours from 10 AM to 4 PM. Dinner follows from 4 PM; Tuesday-to-Friday opening at 3 PM is not a weekday brunch promise. Jackson’s Big Breakfast. The current official brunch page lists Big Breakfast $18, three-berry pancakes $13 and Southern Eggs Benny $12 before optional additions. Egg plates include a choice of home fries or salad; drinks, tax and charges are additional. Use Jackson’s official booking/contact route for 10-37 Jackson Avenue, or call the restaurant using its current contact page. In-house gatherings use restaurant event arrangements, separate from off-site catering.
Woodbines Craft Kitchen
Woodbines distinguishes its Vernon Boulevard brunch with an Irish breakfast and egg plates that include toast, potatoes and a small salad. Woodbines’ official brunch information lists Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM. Use the Long Island City branch and compare the stated classic combo example with its included sides and charges. Woodbines’ official brunch information lists Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 4 PM. Confirm final seating if arriving late; the restaurant’s dinner and Sunday-roast offers are separate. Classic Combo. The classic combo is $15, French toast $16 and Woodbines omelette $16. A 3% service charge applies, with a stated 3% cash discount; 20% gratuity applies to six or more. Confirm how those amounts are calculated together. Reserve using the official Woodbines route or call 718-361-8488 for 47-10 Vernon Boulevard. For six or more, confirm the menu’s gratuity and seating arrangements.