
Breakfast Banh Mi to Late Deep Dish in Manhattan
A Manhattan eating day from early banh mi on Broome Street to a Sadelle's bagel tray, fried chicken and shellfish at The Dutch on Sullivan Street and Chicago-style deep dish on MacDougal Street open to 1 AM on weekends.


Banh mi on crisp baguettes, in at least 10 versions from Vietnamese ham to grilled minced pork, with cilantro and pickled vegetables, come from this cash-only counter at 369 Broome Street. Seating is a few stools inside and two out front. It opens daily at 7 AM, closing at 7 PM or 5 PM on Sunday.
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Fresh shellfish, fried chicken, green market salads, beets with labneh and pies fill the menu at Andrew Carmellini's dimly lit room at 131 Sullivan St, and brunch brings a strawberry doughnut. A romantically lit bar works for a drink or a late lunch. Weekend hours start at 10 AM.
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Bagels baked on-site come with salmon on a three-tier tray at this stylish brunch room at 463 West Broadway, alongside fried French toast with maple and strawberry syrup sized for sharing, chopped salads and a house spritzer. It runs loud and expensive, open 9 AM to 3 PM on weekdays and to 5 PM on weekends.
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Chicago-style deep-dish and thin-crust pies are the order at this no-fuss room at 50 MacDougal Street, with a Large Party Table for groups of 7 to 16. Dinner starts at 5 PM early in the week, and it stays open to 1 AM on Friday and Saturday.
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