Comfort food at Clinton Street Bakery
Wednesday, December 03, 2014The leaves have turned red orange and the air was crisp. Autumn has arrived in New York and what better way to spend the morning than savoring some comfort food at Clinton Street Bakery!
Hot Buttered Cider |
This time, May - Mei recommended we show up at 10am to see if we can snag some seats. I arrived 15 minutes late and when I met up with May - Mei who was waiting outside in the cold, she explained to me that there would be a 40 minute wait!
Despite being a Friday morning, the line began to snake around the block and my fingers began to numb. After 30 minutes of waiting outside, May - Mei and I succumbed to the cold and went inside to pretend to look at the desserts.
Luckily, after 10 minutes, May-Mei's name was called and we were seated by the window.
Spanish Scramble |
Buttermilk Biscuit Sandwich |
House blend hot chocolate and cheese grits |
The hot buttered cider was tart but not overwhelming and perfect for the cold weather.
May - Mei shared some of her buttermilk biscuit with me and the biscuit was flaky and delicious. It reminded me a bit like a buttery croissant that melts in your mouth.
Unfortunately, the spanish scramble was not memorable and neither were the cheese grits. Southern comfort food tends to be the popular theme for many brunch places but Clinton Street Bakery is best known for their pancakes and their fried chicken so someday when May - Mei have a little more patience, we'll come back for fried chicken (dinner) or pancakes (February is pancake month).
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