It's on 4 of my lists. Each entry below is what I wrote about it there, with my verdict on that list, the fullest first.
The Smith on Broadway near Lincoln Center is one of those reliable brunch spots that does everything well without trying too hard. The menu is huge so everyone in your group will find something they like, from ricotta pancakes to a solid steak and eggs. I’d recommend making a reservation because the weekend crowd fills this place up fast.
Serving a tons of traditional brunch fare, The Smith is a hot spot for locals and tourists alike. The best part is knowing it’s less than a block away from the park, making it a natural stop for those looking to have brunch near Central Park.
Located on Broadway across from the Lincoln Center, the extensive brunch menu attracts folks from all corners of the city. As such, reservations are a necessity at this UWS brunch spot. Expect to find all the classics like omelets, avocado toast (I know, I know), french toast, etc.
Serving a tons of traditional American fare, The Smith is a hot-spot for locals and tourists alike and one of the best restaurants for Thanksgiving dinner in New York City. Crowds are all but guaranteed but with so many locations sprinkled around New York City the restaurant shouldn’t be too hard to get a reservation at.
The restaurant has four locations across New York City. One in the Upper West Side (perfect for a post-Macy’s Day Parade meal), another in Nomad, one in the East Village and the last one in Midtown. In 2022 The Smith charged $78 per person for a three course, Thanksgiving Dinner, and the NYC restaurant will likely charge a similar price tag in 2024.
Serving a plethora of traditional American fare, The Smith is a hot-spot for locals and tourists alike and one of the best restaurants open on New Years day in NYC. Expect to find all the classics like omelettes, burgers, steaks, etc. Crowds are all but guaranteed at this popular restaurant but with so many locations sprinkled around New York City, you shouldn’t struggle making reservations. Of all the meals I had at The Smith, I find myself coming back, time and time again for the brunch. The cocktails are refreshing and the buttermilk pancakes are a clear stand-out.
If you get the hankering for traditional American brunch on the Upper West Side, The Smith should fit the bill. Located near the Lincoln Center, the extensive brunch menu has all the classics, like hearty omelettes, creamy avocado toast (add the egg) and fluffy pancakes. The Smith is always a hit with our out-of-town guests, so it’s on constant rotation in our arsenal.