Planning on brunching in the most popular outer borough this weekend? Here are the best Brooklyn brunch spots.
Blessings Cafe
Prospect Lefferts Gardens: 663 Flatbush Avenue
Brunch is served daily at this beloved neighborhood joint.
Buttermilk Channel
Carroll Gardens: 524 Court Street
Comfort-food heaven for both the hungry and hungover.
Cafe Luluc
Cobble Hill: 214 Smith Street
Popular French diner offering brunch every day of the week. Head’s up though, it’s cash only.
Colonie
Brooklyn Heights: 127 Atlantic Avenue
Locally-sourced brunch fare served up on the weekends in Brooklyn Heights.
Diner
Williamsburg: 85 Broadway
Step inside this converted railcar and explore the ever changing menus brought to you by the Marlow & Sons team.
Five Leaves
Greenpoint: 18 Bedford Avenue
Hungry hipsters and tourists alike line the sidewalk for a table at this Greenpoint institution. Pro tip: Get there early and order the ricotta pancakes.
Le Barricou
Williamsburg: 533 Grand Street
Cute French cafe that’s a popular destination for weekend brunch.
Miriam
Park Slope: 79 5th Avenue
Crowd-pleasing Israeli eatery serving up brunch every day of the week.
Mominette
Bushwick: 221 Knickerbocker Avenue
French bistro with ample outdoor seating in their beautiful garden. A go-to weekend brunch spot for the Bushwick set.
Olea
Ft. Greene: 171 Lafayette Avenue
Mediterranean taverna cooking up brunch daily at this delicious tapas joint.
Pies N’ Thighs
Williamsburg: 166 S. 4th Street
Fried chicken and Southern soul food dished out Monday through Sunday at this beloved south Williamsburg haunt.
Rabbithole
Williamsburg: 352 Bedford Avenue
Delicious brunch offerings that are served every day of the week so you don’t have to wait for the weekend. Try and snag a table in the gorgeous back garden if you can.
Saraghina
Bed-Stuy: 435 Halsey Street
Neapolitan pizza for brunch? Yes please. The hip and hungry go crazy for this Bed-Stuy joint.
The Farm on Adderley
Ditmas Park: 1108 Cortelyou Road
Farm-to-table eatery with seasonal offerings. A popular destination for weekend brunch south of Prospect Park.
Tom’s
Prospect Heights: 782 Washington Avenue
Droves of hungry people line up to brunch at this beloved old school diner. Be sure to get there early; it gets crowded fast!
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