TAO’s $75 Endless Sunday Brunch Is the NYC Weekend Experience Worth Waking Up For

Four hours, $75 and plenty of Sunday energy. Now that's a brunch worth setting an alarm for.
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Sunday brunch in New York City can mean a lot of things: overpriced avocado toast, endless waiting lists and the occasional overpriced mimosa. But TAO Downtown is giving New Yorkers a much more exciting reason to get out of bed with its Endless Brunch experience, priced at $75 per person every Sunday.

Running from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the weekly brunch brings together TAO’s signature high-energy atmosphere, Asian-inspired cuisine and a leisurely Sunday dining experience that feels more like an event than just another meal.

Four Hours of Sunday Funday

The concept is simple: gather your friends, arrive hungry and settle in for an afternoon at one of Manhattan’s most recognizable dining destinations.

TAO has built its reputation on combining dramatic interiors, stylish crowds and an energetic atmosphere. Its Downtown location delivers all three, making it a popular choice for birthdays, group celebrations, brunch dates and anyone who prefers their Sunday afternoons with a little extra excitement.

The $75 Endless Brunch offering adds another reason to make a reservation, giving guests an extended opportunity to enjoy the experience without rushing through the meal.

More Than Just Another NYC Brunch

What makes TAO stand out is the atmosphere. The restaurant’s dramatic design, impressive dining room and lively energy create a setting that feels distinctly different from your typical neighborhood brunch spot.

It’s the kind of place where brunch can easily become the main event of the day — and where checking the time halfway through the afternoon might come as a surprise.

How to Experience TAO’s Endless Brunch

  • Where: TAO Downtown, 92 Ninth Avenue, New York City
  • When: Every Sunday
  • Hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
  • Price: $75 per person

For anyone looking to upgrade their NYC Sunday routine, TAO’s Endless Brunch is worth putting on the calendar.

Four hours, $75 and plenty of Sunday energy. Now that’s a brunch worth setting an alarm for.

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