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- Michele NgAugust 13, 2013Their Monday lobster special is great. I felt like my portions were big and totally worth it. I replaced the baked potato with broccoli rabe. Great service. Get lobster special. Nothing else
- Amy LukesSeptember 9, 2012The table inside the restaurant right by the door is perfect for nice days! You get a touch of indoor and outdoor seating. Amazing brunch. Baked egg whites were to die for! Definitely coming back.
- The best happy hour downtown, without a doubt. $5 martini and they bring you the shaker. Bonus: a killer bread basket to soak it up.
- New York HabitatNovember 28, 2011This place is superb for brunch or dinner but we prefer brunch which is weekends only. Try the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes or the Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict. Make reservations because it can get busy.
- Minji SonMarch 24, 2013I LOVE this place. One of my fav. brunch place in the city. Egg Rancheros is a MUST!!!! Everything on the menu is gooooooooood
- SuperbJuly 23, 2012Awesome brunch spot. The pork shoulder hash is delicious, and the churros with Mexican hot chocolate is a good appetizer to split with your brunch date(s). Be sure to make a reservation, though!
- Frank RimalovskiJanuary 24, 2012Awesome farm to table type american. Menu changes constantly but having been here 6 times I can say everything I've had is great or better. Same owners as Cookshop! (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
- William KellyMarch 23, 2014I am pretty positive that their morning hostess trio is purposefully incompetent. Add to the allure of the wait and all. Best bet is to keep asking. They will sit you faster. I dun seen it happen.
- Zach MaierFebruary 20, 2012Has a pretty big selection of "artisan" bloody marys... made with gin, tequila, and a bunch of other liquors. The rosemary-infused bloody mary comes with a GIGANTIC sprig of fresh rosemary.
- Aileen TseJanuary 5, 2013i love coming to this place for brunch: three eggs baked in a crock, brioche french toast, and mexican hot chocolate. but they tend to change the menu often
- Angela WenApril 28, 2013Angry frittata comes with a super spicy jelly. Huge portion, perfect to share with two when you also get the churros and Mexican hot Chocolate.
- Susan ClaxtonAugust 22, 2011Best brunch in the city and they take reservations. The baked items are nom nom nom as are all the dishes from the wood over. Fav is Pork-Fennel Sausage & Poached Eggs. Life-changing.
- AdrianeFebruary 10, 2014Wood oven roasted eggs with polenta, ricotta and tomato sauce are the way to go! Really delicious!
- Chelsea BalkanApril 15, 2013#fabuLiST Monday is Lobster Monday! Includes a whole main lobster, twice baked potatoe, coleslaw and your choice of beer or house wine for $24
- Village VoiceAugust 15, 2014All too often afternoon drinking is consigned to warmer climates, but why stop because the patios are closed? Five Points makes for an easy winter destination with half-priced martinis from 5 to 7. Read more
- Spotted by Locals - city guides by localsOctober 1, 2013Try .. well any of the egg dishes. Pair them with pitchers of seriously strong cocktails masquerading as brunch beverages Read more
- Roll CMarch 13, 2014Would love to have come for brunch to try the churos, but the prix fixe lunch menu didn't disappoint. Devilled eggs w/ hot jam and chicken salad were cra cra
- Era SinghDecember 21, 2013One of my fave brunch spots in the city, by far. Lemon ricotta pancakes are amazing!!! And fun atmosphere
- Beth BatesMay 9, 2013The angry frittata is huge and delicious--although watch out for the "hot hot jam" that comes with it: it has a surprisingly large kick.
- Stewart AlsopDecember 10, 2011Try the Roasted Tomatoes And Eggs With Polenta And Ricotta - Amazing! The ricotta was outstanding and baking the stuff together made it taste just so.
- Sally TaylorDecember 17, 2013There are very few places where I've reached food nirvana. Five Points is one of those places. Try the gnocchi, carpaccio, or squid.
- The Wall Street JournalAugust 2, 2010Patrons tend to start out with a plate of slender, sugar-crusted churros with melted dunking chocolate ($10), but diners might do just as well splitting the brioche French toast ($12). Read more
- Kristina GarciaAugust 17, 2012Love the bread and crackers they serve. Pork chop was awesome, and service is friendly and fantastic. (3 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more
- Mike ChauJune 1, 2013Try the Chicken Tinga - Spicy pulled chicken, poached eggs, tortillas, cabbage and red onion slaw, lime crema
- CompassMay 19, 2014The expansive restaurant is home to comfort food, pitchers of sangria, and a killer brunch menu.
- Gloria ChinOctober 8, 2013get the smoked salmon eggs benedict w/ puff pastry, breakfast sausage benedict, or soft shell crab sandwich
- Ann Marie DeMauroSeptember 29, 2013Lovely place but again a restaurant makes the mistake of have bar stools that are too high ... When did the the average bar and stools get so high they are chin hight to me
- Elena H.May 10, 2014Delicious and fresh cocktails! Highly recommend the neo Seoul if you want a kick
- OutSpokenNYCAugust 14, 2011Some of the best brunch I've ever had in NYC. Not the place for boozy brunch because the drinks are on the pricey side, but the food is unbeatable!
- Maurilio AmorimJune 7, 2012Try the Tile Fish With Rye Berries, Jalapeno, Strawberries And Yorgutb - Complex and different at each bite. Brilliant!
- Albert SzeJanuary 28, 2013Had a great potato pizza with truffle oil which was great and the restaurant has really fresh oysters
- Charles BSeptember 15, 2011Pretty refined brunch spot. If you can snag a table outside on a nice day, its a great place to drink away a hangover.
- JeremyOctober 30, 2011Omgomgomg! This place is f*cking fantastic. Churros with hot chocolate are a must. Also, just realized it's named after the 5 Points!
- Elie KardousJanuary 24, 2012Rosemary bloody mary is phenomenal. The frittata is delicious. Hands down one of the best brunches in the city!
- Happy Hour 5-7: get the clams with cauliflower. Ask for bread so you can sop up the buttery broth
- Journo GirlDecember 8, 2013Make a RESERVATION for weekend brunch!!! The wait is too long otherwise & space is limited & the host/ hostess can be a little disorganized.
- StephanieDecember 24, 2011Weekday? Lunch menu rocks as well...chili is a hearty starter. And of course the freakin potato truffle pizza too
- Adam LondonFebruary 2, 2013Golden ratio: 2 savory, 1 sweet. Roasted eggs, angry skillet, and lemon ricotta pancakes. Enjoy.
- Food NetworkAugust 8, 2011On Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate, Alex Guarnaschelli enjoys the Yukon Gold Potato Pizza at Five Points in New York, NY. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more
- Sam PezzulloJanuary 26, 2014Pretty solid brunch spot. The spicy jalapeño Mexican Bloody Mary is awesome.
- Michelle Jackson CurranMay 8, 2013Great private room in the back for groups of 12 - 20. Good team dinner spot.
- Grace LSeptember 1, 2011Dinner is phenomenal but their brunch is untouchable. Get the roasted tomato with eggs & mexican churros to share.
- Jackie SafranMay 21, 2013Everyone talks about brunch, but supper is great too. The scallops are so good.
- The food here is consistently great. Reliable neighborhood spot. My favorites: scallops, brick chicken, potato pizza with truffle oil, and the burger.
- Justin SongMay 27, 2012Try the Pork Shoulder Hash - Has a real peppery kick to it...eggs perfectly poached but portion could've been bigger #nom #brunch #MDW
- Heidi 😼June 2, 2013My "soft scrambled eggs" were overcooked and nearly grey. My friend's order of eggs with polenta and tomato sauce was missing the tomato sauce.