Just the thing for a hung-over breakfast. On sale, for a limited time: Guinness Marmite!

Yep, I def enjoy both the food (try the biscuit and gravy) and the atmosphere, though the music can be a bit much if you’re hungover. but fun place to go with friends. feels like restaurants I go to back home in Georgia....

If a person is crudo, he’s hungover. Which can be a pretty raw state.

when we’re good and hungover.

cooked and satisfying. I was not hungover at the time, but think it’d be a great hangover breakfast. The cafes con leche were really good as well. Enjoy!

. But I just called, and they aren’t holding one! I’m sure there would be a plethora of great brunches in DC, and although this may sound lazy- we will be hungover and I’d rather not have to drive into the city....

for New Year’s day and not too swamped with hung-over brunchers? He’ll be coming from the North Bay, so something more or less 101-accessible. I live in the Mission but figure it’s probably wise to get out of...

Is it after the wedding? Make it close (or in) the hotel, because everyone will be hungover (or exhausted) and not looking to travel far for food.. lazy Sunday, so to speak..

I think the key to Lido is being hungover. You’ve spent all your money at the bar, but you still have just enough random change in your pocket for a greasy breakfast. That’s what Lido is for :)

Brother Jimmys is definetley AYCE on Sundays – it’s their football special. Monday’s are all you can eat rib tibs – no wonder I was so hungover during my year of living on the UES!

and tasteless. The ‘featured fish’ salmon fillet was airline (coach) grade. The wait staff was rude but the guys making the omelette’s were friendly, if a bit hungover. The brunch is expensive ($18) and should...

, in pastel pink pants and flipflops, still massively hungover from the night before. Ah, yeah, it didn’t quite work. But the service was still good. As was the food.

I second the Odeon. I live in the Village, and will drag my sorry hungover ass all the way to Tribeca for a good Odean brunch... :)

...those things are addictive! Also, I contend that your hungover state made you overly biased to like anything big and greasy, and that you should try again when your body can afford to be more discerning. (jk!)

foods. I know it’s not at all high eats, but when I’m hungover my body demands it. Thanks in advance!