Best Brunch in Slope?

It's not that it's loud - I haven't really had issues with kids being there. Its just that it's greasy and gross and really overpriced for what you get.
Last time I had two Boots I pulled about 3 pounds of cheese off my Margarita pie before even attempting to eat it (and probably could have gotten another 3 off) - it was terrible. The pesto on there (what, no fresh basil?) was brown too - like it was really old.

killer bunch at nono kitchen. holy cow. grits, omelettes, scrambled eggs, sausage, home fries, insane cornbread, these little doughnut-type thingys that i think are called "beignettes" and come hot in a paper bag that you shake up to coat them with sugar.

also, i think donuts luncheonette deserves a shout-out here. 1st off, the doughnuts are killer. second, they have grits (alway the hallmark of a delicious brunch for me). and they have everything else diner-y you can think of. the coffee's not thrilling, but it will wake you up.

dizzy's is good for more highbrow diner experience. leave room for their bread because it kicks ass.

also, i know you asked about the slope, but if you're looking for the most deliciousest chocolate chip pancakes with chocolate sauce ever experienced by human kind, try markt in the city. on 6th btw 22 and 23rd. omg. they also have other stuff that's probably tasty, but i don't know why anyone would pass up those pancakes.

I miss Dizzy's! Yum. Good, high octane coffee. Nice kitsch.

Drunken Revival wrote: I tend to do my drinking under the cover of darkness, and frankly, all you can drink mimosas at 11:30am is sick - even to me..

I know ever since Mooney's closed I can't get my Jamesons before 11:30am, mimosas are amateurs.

Busacco makes a killer brunch, owner is former chef at Le Bernadin. Plus the Angel Mary is one of the most unusual and delicious mary's i have ever drank.