Bubby's

I wanted to try the hyped Bubby’s pancakes that everyone talks about. We went on a Sunday around 2 PM and had to wait about 40 minutes, which is probably normal for a popular brunch spot in NYC on the weekend. The staff was very friendly and the interior was cute. However, our table was next to the window and it was quite cold there. The food was good, but not something I would say is significantly better than other good brunch places in NYC. We ordered the green omelette with potatoes, fries, and apple chicken sausage, as well as the pancakes with banana, berries, and Nutella. Overall, it’s a solid brunch spot, but given all the hype, I expected a bit more.

These might be the BEST pancakes I've ever had in nyc! So thick, fluffy but still flavorful! The eggs and sausage were also good! 10/10 worth the wait! Also the photo booth downstairs is so vintage and cute!!

I loved Bubby’s so much I went three times during my one-week trip. The breakfast was consistently amazing — everything tasted fresh, comforting, and full of flavor. Such a great spot for a cozy, classic brunch. The only downside was that the hostesses weren’t the most welcoming, but once seated, the food and overall experience definitely made up for it. I’d still absolutely come back.

We’ve tried stopping by here for brunch before but it gets incredibly busy, so we decided to give their dinner a try instead. The place was still relatively busy but the service was great throughout the night, we actually tried using their photo booth they offer downstairs which unfortunately malfunctioned, but we were refunded for the error which was appreciated. As for the food, I thought the biscuits were great, I usually find them dry at other places but these were great. The pigs in a blanket weren’t my favorite, but I did find their place on the menu to be welcoming as an uncommon appetizer. Our entrees were the grilled cheese and tomato soup and the Bubby burger 2.0, both of which I’d consider above standard but nothing particularly special. I’ll have to add more to my review if we

Came here to try their pie and was blown away by their pancakes as well. Arrived around 10:30 on a Friday morning and there was a line. The longest weight was for parties of two, but my party was at three, so we only had to wait 5 to 10 minutes for a table. Elevated southern breakfast diner with really pleasant weight staff. I absolutely loved the chicken and pancakes - you get half a bird and their fried chicken is VERY crunchy. You also can’t miss their sour cherry pie! The crust is flaky and chewy, which is a very hard combo to achieve. Adding to my casual restaurant rotation!