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Brooklyn's Top 5 Black-Owned Brunch Spots

Brunch is a religion in Brooklyn. Here are the Black-owned brunch spots that do it best.
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Brooklyn is famous for its brunch scene, and the borough is home to some of the best Black-owned brunch spots in the city. From classic soul food to vegan cuisine, these restaurants offer unique and delicious brunch options.

Here are the top 5 Black-owned brunch spots in Brooklyn:

1. Peaches HotHouse 

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Located at 415 Tompkins Ave., the Bed-Stuy staple Peaches HotHouse is known for its Nashville-style hot chicken, but it's also a popular brunch spot. The atmosphere is casual and cozy, with vintage decor that feels like a trip back in time. Its specialty dish is the shrimp and grits, which is a must-try. Wash it down with a mason-jar cocktail.

2. Shane's Brooklyn Restaurant 

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Located at 794 Washington Ave. Shane's Brooklyn Restaurant has been feeding Prospect Heights residents for over 20 years. Known for their unique take on American and soul-food classics, the portions are generous at Shane's. 

3. Brown Butter 

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Brown Butter is a classic brunch spot located in Bed-Stuy at 413 Tompkins Ave., featuring American staples like waffles, avocado toast, sandwiches and eggs. Brown Butter is an instant hit with bottomless mimosas on the weekend.

4. Aunts et Uncles

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Aunts et Uncles is a vegan cafe is located in Flatbush at 1407 Nostrand Ave. The decor is colorful and vibrant, and the atmosphere is warm and design-savvy. It offers a range of vegan brunch options, including plantains, a vegan lobster roll and vegan mac and cheese. 

5. Ras Plant Based 

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Located in Crown Heights, at 739 Franklin Ave., Ras Plant Based is a vegan restaurant that specializes in Ethiopian cuisine. The atmosphere is cozy and laid-back, with a colorful interior. Its specialty dish is the Mercato Platter, which is like an explosion of Ethiopian flavors. 

 

No matter what type of brunch you're in the mood for, Brooklyn has something for everyone. These Black-owned brunch spots are some of the best in the city, with delicious food, great service and amazing atmosphere.

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This is an AI-powered collaborative article with BK Reader. Please feel free to add your insights to this list to help us continue to improve our results.



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