Sunday to Sunday

Sunday to Sunday was a great New York brunch spot--inviting vibes, great service, and, most importantly, good food. The standout for us was the giant French roast that we couldn't stop talking about and we'll be dreaming about until our next visit.The ambiance is cozy making it perfect for a relaxed weekend morning or catching up with friends. Service was attentive without being overbearing, and everything came out fresh and timely.If you're in NYC and love a good brunch, Sunday to Sunday is a spot you should check out.

Posting this review pains me a bit. Since I moved to my new apartment I've been getting lunch here about twice a week. The staff have been great and I like the food. But all it takes is one person to fuck up a good thing for everyone else. When I sit for lunch I tip 25%. When I order pick up at restaurants I do not feel obligated to tip, though more often than not I will. Today when I went to get lunch with my gf to bring home, I had an atypical experience. The long haired white guy with a hat working the pick up window didn't say a word for over five minutes. No "hold on one sec and I'll get right to you," just silence. Eventually he took our order. I paid cash, got my change, and as I went to put it back in my wallet he condescended with "what? You're not gonna tip?"We did not order coffee for him to make. I highly doubt the short order cooks in back take the tips from the to go window. So this guy feels so entitled to tips that he would actually say something about it, all for the job of pressing a series of buttons to put in an order over the course of 30 seconds? I should have asked for my money back and left but I was just so shocked/taken aback by it that I went blank for a minute. I will not be returning anymore in the future. Oh well, it is what it is.

3.5/5 overall - this is a cute spot with great people watching and decent food!came here for brunch and got the cashew mushroom toast - the mushrooms were flavorful and well-cooked, but overall i didn't think it was anything particularly special.it can get quite crowded but we were seated within ~15 minutes - definitely a cute spot in the les for some classic brunch food!

I love their coffee and had breakfast there on my most recent trip to New York. On the server's recommendation I had the cashew mushroom toast which I can still taste and my daughter had the French toast, which was a huge, thick slab of bread cooked to perfection. All in all, both menu items were delicious and I'll absolutely eat there again!

The spot is quite small and cozy. The staff are quick and friendly when ordering. The menu isn't very descriptive on what is coming on your food- I ordered the Avo Toast not expecting much but it came with pickled onions, pomegranate, and quinoa. I was a little thrown off but it tasted really good ! Will be making my avo toast with this from now on. If you're picky just ask what all comes on it since the description isn't really there.

Really wish I had a better experience here. I made a reservation for four for a Sunday brunch during brunch prime time. It was surprisingly bustling (and fairly limited seating), and the ambience of the restaurant was very nice. The food and service were lacking, though. The menu is very generic, to start, and doesn't offer much value for what you're paying. My boyfriend and I got the "Not a Wrapper" breakfast wrap and the mushroom toast, each was $15. Our friends got the breakfast platter.To start, a friend received their food, and it took another 20 minutes for the rest of us to get ours. Not sure why the timing was like that, but his breakfast definitely got cold waiting for us... There was also debris in our water pitcher (hoping it was just pepper flakes...), and it was also generally difficult to get the water pitcher filled up. The service felt inattentive in general. While the mushroom toast with cashew was good, it was not filling and a fairly small piece of toast for $15. The burrito was unimpressive and lacked flavor. Definitely looking for a different brunch spot next time!

Such a great spot. Right across from Dudley's but honestly this might be better. We ordered a few things to taste and each were so delicious. Their carbonara was sooo good, rich and creamy. Their other dishes were also solid. The service was a little slow, but we didn't mind it too much. We opted to sit outdoors that day, but the inside is also cozy.

We got the mushroom toast and the not a wrapper burrito with avocado and bacon. I think it was a little overpriced for the sizing. We left still hungry after splitting both items. The mushroom toast was tasty but not enough food. The breakfast burrito was pretty standard and would have liked the cheese melted a bit more. The service was good and cool ambiance with hip hop music playing in the background. It was good, not great. I'd give it 3.5 out of 5. Not a must have restaurant but definitely a solid one.

We stopped in for breakfast during the week. We made a reservation but it wasn't necessary on a week day. What a cute neighborhood spot! I had the French toast which was delicious! Service was impeccable and staff were friendly. We loved the vibe. Other patrons were chatty and friendly and two other families met and set up a playdate!

Pretty tight space and might be hard to get seated as a big party but they were able to sit my party of 3 immediately. I got the orange juice and breakfast burrito, both of which actually exceeded my expectations. While it is a little pricey here the food is really tasty and I would definitely come back!