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Best of New York Food 2004

Best Brunch With Parents

  • Hal Rubenstein's Pick

    Ruby Foo's Midtown

    1626 Broadway, 212-489-5600

    For this native Jew, Sundays with Mom and Dad mean Chinese food around a table with a lazy Susan.

  • Adam Platt's Pick

    Atelier

    50 Central Park South, 212-521-6125

    It’s the Ritz, after all.

  • Robin Raisfeld's Pick

    Prune

    54 East 1st Street, 212-677-6221

    As genuinely New York as Barney Greengrass, but edgier, hipper, and facilitated by an exhilarating Bloody Mary menu.

  • Rob Patronite's Pick

    'ino

    21 Bedford Street, 212-989-5769

    No one (especially not Dad) really likes brunch. Italian BLTs and truffled egg toast could change his mind.

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