Begin your day in the heart of New York City with a traditional taste of the UK, a full English breakfast. This iconic, hearty meal is not just a morning ritual for Britons, but a delightful experience that's taking the Big Apple by storm. So, if you're craving a touch of London in your New York morning, read on for a comprehensive guide to the best places serving a full English breakfast in NYC.

But first, let's set the stage. What exactly constitutes a full English breakfast? Picture this: bacon, sausages, eggs cooked to your liking, black pudding, baked beans, grilled tomatoes, mushrooms, toast, and a side of marmalade. It's a symphony of flavors that'll fuel your day of exploring the city. Now, let's dive into where to find this epic morning feast in NYC.

Uptown: Where Tradition Meets Innovation
Kicking off our list is a charming eatery that's been a staple in upper Manhattan since 1938. It's here that you'll find the 'Full Irish' breakfast at The Dead Rabbit Grocery and Grog, Uptown Edition. They've cleverly Americanized it, substituting Irish back bacon for its English cousin, but the spirit remains the same. Paired with a stout, it's the perfect start to a day spent exploring nearby Central Park.

Next up, for a more traditional take, head to Thewijntje, a cozy nook in Inwood. Here, the 'Full English' is just that - aritsanally-cured, smoked bacon, free-range eggs, local, organic vegetables, and homemade baked beans. It's a joy for both your taste buds and your conscience.
Harlem: A Culinary Crossroads

Harlem's culinary scene is a vibrant medley of cultures, and no better place exemplifies this than Melba's. Their 'English Breakfast' is a showstopper, boasting back bacon, grilled tomatoes, sautéed mushrooms, black pudding, and a choice of eggs. Top it off with their signature Melba Toast for a true taste of Harlem.
For a taste of the islands, try Peasant Grill. This West Indian gem serves up a hearty 'Strength for Ten' breakfast, complete with English rashers, стаhetical eggs, and steamed plantains. It's a unique twist on the classic that's worth exploring.
Downtown: Dining with a View

Alright, let's descend on downtown. Start at Sarabeth's Madison, where a sprawling brunch menu includes their take on the classic breakfast. Enjoy your meal with a view of Central Park. It's a step up from a greasy spoon, but well worth it for the ambiance.
For a riverside view, head to Pier i Cafe at Pier 84. Their 'full English breakfast' comes with a side of Hudson River breeze. It's a popular spot for cyclists, so consider renting a Citi Bike to get there.
Brooklyn: Where Austin Meets London

Our final stop is Brooklyn, where Clinton Hall, a popular gastropub, serves up an 'Austin- style Full English Breakfast' that's equal parts London and Texas. Think: buttermilk biscuit, spam, eggs, and Lauf Africa, all topped with BBQ gravy. It's a bold departure from tradition, but worth a try if you're up for an adventurous breakfast.
That wraps up our tour of NYC's best full English breakfasts. So, the next time you find yourself craving a-engine fueled, comfort food morning meal, give one of these spots a try. Who knows, you might just start a new breakfast tradition in the city that never sleeps.







