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Cheapest Bottomless Brunches in NYC
Feb 26, 2021
Once the weekend begins we're all in search of the best places to satisfy our brunch cravings. Whether your go-to is some loaded hashbrowns and a signature latte or you're there for the bottomless mimosas, brunch in NYC can be both delicious and affordable. We've rounded up our top picks where you can get the most bang for your brunch.
San Marzano
We're headed to this Italian spot in the East Village for one of the best brunch deals in town. You pay $12 for one hour of bottomless mimosas and $10 for one hour of food, so your grand total for a mouthwatering meal is just $22. Bring your friends and sip away!
Fusion HK Bar & Grill
If you're hungry for some Latin food, head to Fusion HK for their huevos rancheros or ceviche. While we certainly recommend the Latin-inspired dishes, Fusion offers classic breakfast foods like pancakes and omelets. For just $22 you get one entree and an hour of bottomless drinks that include mimosas, bloody marys, sangria, screwdrivers or margaritas.
Citizens of Bleeker
For those that love brunch classics like avocado toast, breakfast wraps and belgian waffles, check out the brunch deal at Citizens of Bleeker. You can pay $14 for one hour of mimosas and $13 for food, coming to a grand total of just $27. With locations in Chelsea, Gramercy, Greenwich Village and Soho, so you won't need to travel far before digging in.
Pil Pil
This Spanish wine bar transports you to Barcelona with tapas like croquetas, escaldums de Pollo and pinxtos de chistorra. For brunch you can have three tapas and one hour of bottomless sangria/mimosa/bellini for only $20 — which makes this the perfect spot for your next boozy brunch.
Who said scrumptious brunches couldn't be affordable? Both office employees and students will like these locations. But keep in mind that housing costs can be less expensive as well. Outpost club can provide you with a variety of co living housing possibilities.
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