Southern Hospitality

What I Had: Smoked Brisket Hash & "Bacon & Eggs"
What It Cost: $11.95 & $8.95
Where We Were: Hell's Kitchen

Dying for some southern food, and this restaurant was just standing there with it's southern name all inviting... so why not?! The actual place is actually super nice. There's wood and great lighting and huge decorations, very friendly. We all actually ordered the same thing from their brunch menu and shared the 3 egg halves that came with the "Bacon & Eggs." If you did the math... 9 bucks for 1.5 eggs seems a little out of line, but I still stand by how amazing they were. And also, that will be the best bacon you've ever eaten. The huge portion make it seem like I barely made a dent in my meal, but I left full and maybe not as southern as I wanted to leave but it came close.

PS - Their butter = perfect

654 9th Avenue (corner of 45th Street)
New York, NY 10036
(212) 265 - 1000
Southern Hospitality

Croton Reservoir Tavern

What I Had: Breakfast Pizza & Chocolate Obsession Soufflé Cake
What It Cost: $12 & $7.50
What Else Was Ordered: Steak and Egg Ranchero ($14); Chorizo ($6)
Where We Were: Midtown West

There's nothing more satisfying than having a pizza for brunch right? I got it super plain (just the cheese and meats) so that's partially cheating but who cares, it was so good! And the soufflé cake was even better, although I could've gone without trying that butterfly shaped cookie. The chorizo was pretty spicy and that Ranchero isn't up my alley... but to each his own! There was live music which was ACTUALLY enjoyable, just a talented little man and his guitar... what's not to love?


108 W 40th Street
New York, NY 10018
(212) 997 - 6835
Croton Reservoir Tavern

 Breakfast Pizza

 Steak and Egg Ranchero

Chorizo

Chocolate Obsession Soufflé Cake