When friends visit and ask me where to find great brunch spots in Financial District, I always have a list ready. These aren’t random picks from the internet. they’re places I actually go to, sometimes multiple times a week. Let me share my favorites with you.
The Financial District might not be the most obvious destination for brunch, considering the area is best known for the 9-5 crowd. Unlike most NYC neighborhoods, the area mellows out on the weekends, but that doesn’t mean you’ll go hungry while exploring the areas. Here’s a roundup of my favorite brunch in the Financial District.
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Quick Summary. Looking for brunch spots in Financial District? Here are my top picks. La Parisienne, Hole In The Wall, The Malt House, and more.
Best Brunch in the Financial District
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La Parisienne
Website.La Parisienne
Address.9 Maiden Lane, New York, NY
Brunch. Daily until 4pm
Charming the neighborhood since 2017, Francophiles will feel right at home at La Parisienne, a shoebox cafe serving some of the best brunch in the Financial District. Helmed by a young French couple, the menu is replete with breakfast staples like french toast, salmon brioche and incredible avocado toast.
Everything on the menu is bound to impress, which isn’t a coincidence. The owners, Julie and Adrian, worked for city’s best French restaurants (Benoit, Ladurée, Tartinery) before stepping out on their own. From quick coffee runs to aperol hour and leisurely lunches, La Parisienne is a personal favorite.
Hole In The Wall
Website.Hole In The Wall
Address.15 Cliff St, New York, NY
Brunch. Daily from 9am-4pm
In New York, Australian cafes are a dime a dozen, but Hole in the Wall feels special. More of a casual sit-down joint. During weekdays it swells with coworkers catching up between meetings over proper coffee. Come the weekend you’ll find it challenging to score a table for brunch.
An Australian restaurant first and foremost, Hole in the Wall is a great option for classic Australian brunch dishes, like avocado toast and eggs Benedict. It’s also a great Financial District brunch joint for innovative cocktails, I’m a big fan of the Brazilian Sunrise (rum, shochu, passionfruit, grapefruit juice, prosecco).
The Malt House
Website.The Malt House
Address.9 Maiden Lane, New York, NY
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday 11am-4pm
The Malt House is a prime destination for boozy brunches in the Financial District. With the purchase of an entree, you’ll get 90 minutes of bottomless cocktails like mimosas, sangria and maltmosa (wheat beer, champagne, and orange juice) for $25.
As for food, the crab cake Benedict (panko-breaded crab cake, salsa, poached gggs, béarnaise) is my go-to order. But if sweet brunch is more your speed, the sticky toffee pancakes (strawberry-vanilla compote, walnut & chocolate crumble, toffee sauce, and maple butter) might be the move.
Cowgirl SeaHorse
Website.Cowgirl SeaHorse
Address.259 Front St, New York, NY
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday 11am-4pm
Cowgirl Seahorse is the jack of all trades, the menu spans the gamut! From Tex-Mex favorites like blackened fish tacos to southern comfort food like creamy shrimp and grits, you’ll be spoiled for choice. This a great place to. Whatever you do, make sure the spread starts with an order of the basket of biscuits.
Local tip. A little secret I picked up from a local. the back patio is where the magic happens. Skip the main room.
The Paris Cafe
Website.The Paris Cafe
Address.119 South Street, New York, NY
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday 11am-4pm
What do Thomas Edison, Teddy Roosevelt and Bob Dylan have in common? They all patronized the Paris Cafe. Opened in 1873, this one of the oldest restaurants in New York City, reason alone to visit. The brunch menu emphasizes brasserie classics like steak au poivre, beet and goat cheese salad and croque monsieur.
In keeping up with the time, The Paris Cafe expanded the menu to include classic American fare as well, like eggs Benedict, French toast, burgers and avocado toast. Dine like a Parisian or stay the course with beloved American grub, the only non-negotiable at this Financial District brunch haunt is starting with fresh baked baguettes (served with whipped butter).
Unpopular opinion. Controversial take. eggs benedict is the most overrated brunch dish in existence. Order something creative instead.
Harry’s
Website.Harry’s
Address.1 Hanover Square, New York, NY
Brunch. Sundays 11:30am-5pm
Harry’s is the quintessential upscale FiDi restaurant and bar, complete with handsome bartenders sporting iconic red coats. The menu is full of exciting classics like steak and eggs, French toast and smoked salmon eggs Benedict. On Sundays Harry’s offers a “bottomless” champagne deal. With the purchase of a brunch entree, you can enjoy 90 minutes of complimentary champagne. Hard top that.
Mezcali
Website. Mezcali
Address.83 Maiden Lane, New York, NY
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday 10:30am-3:30pm
As you may have guessed, Mezcali is known for mezcal and margaritas, but you might be surprised to learn they also dish out some of the best brunch in the Financial District. Focusing on Southern California Mexican cuisine, the menu offers incredible options like the elote pancakes (short stack, berry compote, whipped butter) and steak and egg breakfast burritos.
It’s got that perfect balance of lively without being loud, which is harder to find in this city than you’d think. If it’s your first time, I’d.
Industry Kitchen
Website.Industry Kitchen
Address.70 South St, New York, NY 10005
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday 11am – 4pm
Inviting and modern, Industry Kitchen is a waterfront restaurant offering unobstructed views of the East River. The creative brunch menu is where this restaurant shines. Serving strawberry shortcake waffles, grilled pinwheel sausages, lobster omelettes and wood-fired pizzas, you can’t leave hungry.
If you’re feeling adventurous, ask the.
Suited
Website. Suited
Address. 45 John St, New York, NY
Brunch. Daily from 8:30am-5pm
In an area full of business suit-clad locals, Suited is a fitting name for one of the neighborhood’s best coffee shops. Turns out the coffee is only. From buttermilk fried chicken sandwiches and breakfast burritos to pancakes and smoked trout nicoise, Suited is a great spot for brunch in the Financial District.
It’s got that perfect balance of lively without being loud, which is harder to find in this city than you’d think. Don’t overlook the house special here. I’ve brought friends from out of town here and the reaction is always the same. they can’t believe they hadn’t heard of it.
Toro Loco
Website.Toro Loco
Address.15 Stone St, New York, NY 10004
Brunch. Saturday & Sunday, 11:30am-5pm
Located on Stone Street, this Mexican eatery draws crowds in with a generous $32 bottomless brunch special (unlimited drinks for 90 minutes with the purchase of an entree). Alongside classics like mimosas and bloody mary, you’ll also find frozen margaritas and michelada (beer, lime, spices). If you stumble in for Sunday brunch, Toro Loco hosts a drag show at 12:30 and 3pm.
If you’re feeling adventurous, ask the staff for their personal recommendation. they always steer you toward something great. Every time I come back, the quality is exactly the same, which says a lot about a place in a city where restaurants can be inconsistent.
Best Brunch Financial District NYC (Post Overview)
In summary, here’s a quick overview of the best brunch in the Financial District.
- Cowgirl SeaHorse
- The Malt House
- Industry Kitchen
- The Paris Cafe
- Mezcali
- La Parisienne
- Suited
- Toro Loco
- Harry’s
- Hole In The Wall
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And there you have it, a roundup of the best brunch in FiDi. If you think we missed a spot make sure to leave a comment down below and I’ll check it out.
Still exploring? You should also see my 14 Best Brunch Spots in New York City Worth the Wait. it’s a must-read for any NYC food lover.
I want to hear from you. What’s your non-negotiable brunch order? I want to hear your go-to dish!
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