Banter NYC - Murray Hill

It was early on a cold Saturday morning, so the place was somewhat empty (only two other guests), but I liked the decor and the atmosphere. I imagine it would be quite a nice brunch spot. The avocado toast was ok. It was a bit too simple, and it was on sourdough bread, which in my opinion is not the right fit for avocado toasts. Anyway I think it's only a 3 ⭐. Though I can see myself visiting again to try a different dish.

Had a crispy chicken sandwich, didn’t know what to expect but it was the perfect crunch and taste! So much better than the fast food ones. Sweet potato fries were also yummy! It was my first time here and I didn’t know what to choose but I went out of my comfort zone with this choice. I also ordered the lemonade and it was ok, I wish it had a better balance between tart and sweetness.

The Australian heritage of the coffee and food are instantly recognisable. Folded eggs, smashed Avo and Fetta and Banana bread making me feel at home. The best coffee I’ve had in NYC. With coffee, size does matter and small is good. The chicken burger and spicy fries were so good I came back the next day for the folded eggs and both were excellent. Bravo Banter.

Cute cafe right next to Trader Joe’s! Good coffee and food. Still pretty empty since it just opened but looking forward to returning. Fried chicken sandwich was very yummy. Chicken pesto panini sandwich was also very delicious. For weekends, would recommend making a reservation or coming early. Lines can be around 40 mins long Dinner- got the Wednesday dinner deal for $22 -chicken parm and a pint of any draft beer. Delicious. Comes with a salad (kale and broccoli) and fries. Can be very loud. There was a table of 8 kids sitting next to us and the restaurant is small.

Cute little brunch spot in Murray Hill. A somewhat standard sandwich/bowl/French toast style menu - more focused on eggs and not traditional pancake/omellete style items. Service was great and prices are reasonable for NYC. Walk up options are possible!

A pleasant simple interior. With very good and inexpensive food. The specials are particularly good, we were there in the wrong day. Service was with a smile, and we all enjoyed are food.

We came upon this restaurant looking for a casual place in the area to eat dinner on a Saturday. The menu didn't seem too extraordinary for a brunch cafe and I knew my sister and friend weren't very hungry. However, once we stepped inside, the interior was welcoming and we were pleasantly surprised by the food we ordered. All of them were a hit! We got the mushroom tagliatelle, falafel bowl, spicy fries, and brussel sprouts. They were a 9/10 overall and I would especially recommend the pasta and brussel sprouts. Props to the portion sizes as well-2 entrees and 2 sides let us eat to our heart's content

Brunch here was really nice. Place fills up quickly on weekends so come early (like 12). Mushroom toast was good but the bread was a bit stale and the poached egg came hard boiled which spoiled the dish a little bit. The bowls my friends had were amazing, as were the sausage rolls and the coffees. Would come again, they have a big and varied menu and a super nice ambiance!