Kosher Sunday Brunch in Manhattan

[chowdog613]

Looking to take a couple of folks to Brunch on Sunday in midtown Manhattan or on the East Side. Someplace to eat comfortably and have a conversation. Doesn't have to be Chalav Yisrael. Suggestions?

[chowdog613]

Thanks for your suggestions. So we 1) wanted to start a little earlier than some of the places that were suggested open for brunch; 2) wanted milchigs, someplace where we could sit and shmooze and 3) wanted to stay mid-town or east side. So in the end we went with Milk and Honey on 45th St. Two of us had eggs & hash browns and I had the French panini. They thought their meals were fine. It took a while for the panini and it came too well toasted (hard) for my liking. Would have been better too if the melted cheese was on a plate rather than a paper liner. Blueberry muffin was very good. All that being said, Milk and Honey was a good location for us to spend 1.5 -2 hours over coffee and tea and bfast.

[jeffrosenbaum]

Darna has brunch. It is fleichig. The last time I was there for brunch (a number of months ago) it was actually very good. It was very different from other kosher brunch places.
I certainly second My Favorite Food. Their brunch was excellent. Make sure you sit in their inside room.

[vallevin]

What about Bagels & Co?
Don't know how nice it is though.....

[SRG]

My Most Favorite Dessert Company could work, though it is now on the west side (72nd between Broadway and West End Avenue).

[cheesecake17]

Sacred Chow has a vegan brunch, if you accept their supervision.

Le Marais has a brunch menu.. it's meat though.