

Soul Brew
Some of the best roasted potatoes I’ve ever had live here, in this cozy little nook of an eatery in St. James. Fully equipped with plush couches and plenty of flavor, you’ll be feeding your body and soul 😌. I’d recommend the rainbow cookie latte and the Feelin’ Tot Burrito…and if you’re too full to finish, just give me a ring.
Maureen’s Kitchen
Holy cow…literally! This sweet, cow-themed spot in Smithtown is well worth the trip from anywhere! It’s cash only, and the last time I went they also had no wifi, fostering a true blast from the past experience. Anything on the menu is a win, but the Oreo pancakes? Now that’s a moo-ve 😉.
Hatch
This place is unlike any brunch establishment you’ve been to before. With a bright and airy interior and a menu that will make your mouth water, it’s a brunch Mecca. If you couldn’t tell by now from the pictures, I have a bit of a sugar addiction. These pancakes from Hatch were able to momentarily satiate my sweet tooth, and that’s saying a lot. Right on Main Street in Huntington, it’s prime location…and did I mention they have a great mural to take pics in front of?
Sweet Mama’s
Last, but certainly not least is this 1950’s inspired diner with locations in Northport and Stonybrook. If you’re looking for taste-bud tingling comfort food, this is your place. I went with the Funky Monkey french toast a few years ago and I’ve looked at this picture to relive the experience more times than I’d like to admit.
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Now that all of our stomachs are rumbling, where’s your favorite brunch spot? Throw some names at us…the only rule is that it can’t be located in Manhattan 😉.