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Sunday, May 13th from 11:00am to 3:00pm
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Overlook the beautiful Cloisters Park as you brunch with your mama at New Leaf Cafe–the Tavern on the Green of the Cloisters except much less crowded (and open). The brunch menu includes smoked ham and smoked salmon omelettes, eggs benedict, eggs florentine and challah french toast with pork sausage. Yum. Brunch will cost you $19.95 and includes coffee & juice. See the New Leaf menu here.
Afterwards enjoy a stroll through the park or a trip to the Cloisters Museum (pay what you can).
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WHERE: New Leaf Cafe 1 Margaret Corbin Drive Manhattan, www.newleafrestaurant.com/PDF/brunch.pdf HOOD: Washington Heights |
DIRECTIONS: Walk through the park to the restaurant A to 190 |
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