The 10 best places to get brunch in Hell’s Kitchen New York City

The Blue Dog Cookhouse & Bar, located on West 50th Street, offers a healthy and eclectic restaurant where you can also enjoy a tasty craft cocktail or mimosa if you are having lunch. The Blue Dog opened its doors in 2006. While the restaurant started out offering various fried foods, it is now giving it a more modern twist and offering healthier foods and ingredients. The brunch menu includes custom omelettes, Benedicts, breakfast burritos, French toast, pancakes, chicken and waffles, and more. The Blue Dog's brunch menu even includes lunch and dinner dishes, like the Señor Benedict, a beef burger with poached egg, chorizo, and hollandaise sauce.

Mom's Kitchen and Bar, located downtown, serves modern comfort food, adult beverages, and world-class mouthwatering milkshakes. Mom’s is a place for all walks of life and even hosts “RuPaul’s Drag Race” viewing parties. Choose from menu items including chicken and bacon waffles, a breakfast sandwich, and innovative creations, like the restaurant's savory and sweet macaroni and cheese pancakes. If you want a classic prepared in a new way, try the pancake burrito: eggs, cheese, sausage, bacon, and maple syrup stuffed into a pancake wrap.

Find Alfie's Bar & Kitchen on the corner of 53rd Street and 9th Avenue, near the theater district. Alfie's is a neighborhood restaurant and bar serving elegant comfort food along with a fine selection of bourbon, whiskey, and rye. Alfie's is open for brunch, lunch and dinner and offers several beers on tap and a seasonal cocktail menu. If you're feeling that old dog hair, the Bottomless Boozy Brunch might be right for you. The restaurant also serves hearty dishes, including rib and egg toast, which pairs well with an Alfie's Bloody Mary.

5 Napkin Burger is a pretty simple concept and only a few items are applicable to brunch. The Original 5 Napkin Burger consists of 10 ounces of Aspen Ridge's 100% Natural Angus burger, grilled to a custom temperature, with Gruyere cheese and caramelized onions finished with rosemary aioli and served on a soft white potato roll. For those who want more themed breakfast items, the chicken and waffles will probably be your best bet. You can also choose an Impossible Burger.

Tacuba has locations in Astoria and Hell's Kitchen. The Ninth Avenue location is an extension of a vision shared by chef Julian Medina, Louis Skibar and Brian Sobhan. Tacuba is considered a boutique restaurant that specializes in traditional Latin food with a gourmet touch. Dine surrounded by authentic decor and cultural atmosphere in Tacuba. For brunch, Tacuba offers items such as Red Chilaquiles, Carne Asada and Huevos, Panqueques and Rancheros Divorciados. If you plan to have a drink, take advantage of their sangria and mimosas.

This downtown area received a welcome new brunch option when All & Sundry opened its doors last year. This warm and pretty place includes BEC, Benedicts, French toast and croque madame among its offerings.

Marseille has been a sought-after French brasserie in Hell's Kitchen for almost two decades. The restaurant is a favorite gathering spot and practically the heart of its Ninth Avenue neighborhood. Brunch consists of menu items such as escargot, salmon rillettes, filet tartar and classics such as California omelette, eggs Benedict and avocado toast. The restaurant also has a good selection of cocktails and draft and bottled beers.