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Fri Oct 19 2012
On a sunny Saturday morning, Nude was a sea of milky foam, artfully feathered on a non-stop procession of cups. The long, light room was packed out, and not just with hip caffeinistas but parents and young children too. Despite the crowds, solo customers were allowed to sit at tables for two and watch the world go by.
Nude takes its food ever more seriously. The brunch/lunch menu was imaginative, and very popular: half a dozen plates of ricotta pancakes, with roasted grape and pomegranate molasses went by us in 20 minutes, and much else besides. At the time of writing, plans were afoot for offering a dinner menu. That will surely be popular, both here and at the newer branch in Soho.
Coffee? Our espresso was well-made from Nude’s own East blend: bracing and nicely bitter, needing just a pinch of sugar to make the balance perfect. It could have been hotter, but that’s the problem almost everywhere and not a major complaint. Brunch at Nude is definitely an occasion worth getting dressed for.
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