Kosher Brunch

[spencerps]

Can you recommend a kosher restaurant for Sunday brunch not too far from 42nd and 12th?

[PotatoPuff]

I think Noi Due has a dairy brunch

[masteraleph]

I would avoid NoiDue for brunch on Sundays- it's typically ridiculously crowded and they don't take reservations.

[ahuva]

maybe My Most Favorite on 72nd and Broadway (if you're looking for dairy)

[Pan]

I've passed that place a bunch of times but have yet to patronize it. What dishes do you like best there, and how good is it, overall?

[masteraleph]

Pretty good; it's not fantastic, but good. For brunch, I'm a big fan of the Provencal Omelet.

[ahuva]

I usually get a pastry or something and a coffee, but I have gotten the challah french toast (inner child coming out!) and I'm always very happy - my husband gets the omelet with the munster cheese and - spinach maybe? mushrooms?
Truth be told - we're very easy to please, but I always have a good time there

[spencerps]

Both execellent suggestions - but, wouldn't you know it - when I suggested them two of the party said they want dairy. Any ideas for that?

[PotatoPuff]

I second the vote for Le Marais- the food is excellent and the price is reasonable ($22 for a basket of pastries, a salad and a generous main course)

[ahuva]

Prime Grill pop up restaurant in the Bentley hotel has brunch -

[GilaB]

However the OP defines 'not too far,' I'd think that the Bentley, at 62nd and York, would meet that definition!

[cheesecake17]

Le Marais has brunch- located on 46th between 6th and 7th. It's meat FYI

[Pan]

There's nothing very close to there, really, is there? Please define "not too far." And you might want to post this query (though with a bit more specificity) at the kosher board.