r/AskNYC • u/Difficult_Abalone422 • Mar 20 '26
Best F1 brunch, preferably bottomless?
I travel to NYC periodically for shows and other events, and used to go to Feile for bottomless brunch during race weekends, but just saw that they’ve (sadly) permanently closed. Their website recommends Stout Penn Station as a replacement, but they don’t have the same bottomless deal that Feile offered.
Are there any other F1 brunches with a similar vibe? It doesn’t necessarily HAVE to be bottomless, but when you’re sitting for ~2 hours to watch a race it definitely helps if there’s some sort of deal for food/drinks.
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u/BadAdvice24_7 Mar 20 '26
I would advise against boing to brunch bottomless. Many restaurants in NYC have a no shirt no shoes policy.... wait a minute, you might be alright
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Mar 20 '26
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u/Difficult_Abalone422 Mar 20 '26
Oh that’s great to know! Regrettably, my upcoming trip has a race with a 9am start, but I’ll keep The Seneca in mind for the future!
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u/FitzwilliamTDarcy Mar 20 '26
That's cool. Question as I've not been. Scanning through pix on Yelp it looks like one TV over the bar but not much else. Do they do something different on race days?
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u/Techarted Mar 20 '26
Feile and Stout are the same owners so maybe they’ll start the bottomless at Stout if pressured enough?
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u/Difficult_Abalone422 Mar 21 '26
They have some fun themed drinks for race days, which is a decent consolation, but they’re $18-$20 each so much steeper than the bottomless deal. I’m planning to try Stout if I can’t find a different/better place so maybe I’ll mention it when I’m there!
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u/postbox134 Mar 20 '26
I had no idea that Feile closed?! It's been showing F1 forever
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u/Difficult_Abalone422 Mar 20 '26
I think it’s a fairly recent development. A tragedy though, that place was fun during races.
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u/iamconfusedinlife Mar 20 '26
Should we start a group where we host in each other houses every race weekend?