Where To Enjoy Easter Brunch In NYC

NEW YORK, NY— For families who want Easter brunch or dinner, along with the luxury of not having to cook it themselves, several NYC restaurants will be open Sunday, April 5, to take care of the preparation.

Don’t waste time, though. Tables book quickly.

Here are a few choices from the online reservation service OpenTable:

Manhattan

YEFSI Estiatorio

1481 York Ave

A Greek-inspired eatery offering fresh Mediterranean dishes and a lively bottomless brunch experience on the Upper East Side.

Lilly's Craft and Kitchen

675 B 9th Ave
Casual Hell’s Kitchen spot known for large portions and affordable brunch plates.

Lido Harlem

960 Columbus Ave
Cozy Italian brunch spot uptown with fewer crowds and consistently strong food.

Tara Rose

​​384 3rd Ave
Fun, under-the-radar brunch with cocktails and comfort dishes.

Bubby’s

120 Hudson St
Tribeca staple known for pancakes, biscuits, and classic American brunch.

Jack’s Wife Freda

226 Lafayette St

Mediterranean-inspired brunch favorite with a buzzy downtown vibe.

Hole In the Wall

445 E 35th St

A cozy, neighborhood spot known for its Australian brunch fare and weekend bottomless brunch specials.

Brooklyn

Randolph Beer

82 Prospect St
Large Dumbo brewery with energetic bottomless brunch ideal for groups.

Tom’s Restaurant

782 Washington Ave
Old-school diner serving huge portions at budget-friendly prices.

Scottadito Osteria Toscana

788A Union St

A Tuscan-style eatery offering a lively bottomless brunch with classic Italian dishes just a short walk from Prospect Park.

Cafe Luluc

214 Smith St
Charming French café with a hidden backyard and standout brunch.

Sunday In Brooklyn

348 Wythe Ave
Williamsburg hotspot known for creative brunch and signature pancakes.

Five Leaves

18 Bedford Ave
Greenpoint staple with Australian-style brunch and laid-back vibe.

Cafe Mogador

133 Wythe Ave
Moroccan-inspired brunch favorite with bold flavors and loyal following.

Queens

The Bonnie

29‑12 23rd Ave
Gastropub known for reliable bottomless brunch and elevated comfort food.

Baraki

38-29 Bell Blvd
Mediterranean‑inspired tapas spot with weekend brunch options.

The Queensboro

80-02 Northern Blvd

Neighborhood gastropub with weekend brunch and New American fare.

Jackson Hole

69‑35 Astoria Blvd N
Classic diner with large portions and affordable breakfast options.

Cafe Triskell

33‑04 30th Ave
Low-key French-Breton spot known for crepes and unique brunch dishes.

Queens Comfort

40‑09 30th Ave
Creative comfort-food spot known for indulgent, over-the-top brunch dishes.

Several casual restaurants are open for Easter as well, including Applebee’s, The Cheesecake Factory, Olive Garden, Panera Bread and Red Lobster.

As always, it’s a good idea to call ahead to make sure the chain locations near you are open.