Whether you’re planning a relaxed brunch, picking up festive sweets, or looking for iconic views, here’s how to spend the perfect Easter in NYC.
Start with Easter Sweets & Spring Shopping
No Easter celebration is complete without something sweet. At Hudson Yards, you’ll find a variety of shops offering beautifully packaged chocolates, pastel confections, and gift-worthy treats perfect for Easter baskets or a post-brunch at The Restaurants.
Neuhaus Belgian Chocolates on Level 1
Magnolia Bakery on Level 4
Beyond sweets, spring fashion is in full swing—making it an ideal time to shop the latest collections from Marc Jacobs, Tory Burch, Kate Spade and more on Level 1. Whether you’re shopping for an Easter outfit or just embracing the season, you'll find the best looks for the season at The Shops at Hudson Yards offer.
Easter Brunch with a View
Easter brunch in NYC is a tradition, with The Restaurants at Hudson Yards offering a variety of seasonal menus, fresh ingredients, and spring-inspired dishes—perfect for gathering with friends or family.
The perfect Sunday morning begins with frittata caprese, eggs benedict, pane al latte french toast and more urban Italian cuisine from Chef Andrew Carmellini at Locanda Verde at 50 Hudson Yards.
Celebrate at Peak with Priceless on Level 101 with a special Easter menu featuring the signature 'The Egg' desert, made with coconut mousse, sea buckthorn and tropical fruit.
Enjoy Easter brunch at BondST on Level 5 with wasabi bloody marys and seafood towers plus fluffy green pancakes and okonomiyaki with smoked salmon.
Have a spring feast at Queensyard on Level 5 featuring new menu items beef tartare, lobster ravioli, pan seared salmon and mocha chocolate cake.
Celebrate Easter with brunch favorites at O'Toole's Way at 518 W. 30th street, featuring roasted mushroom toast, egg platters, and espresso rubbed chicken wings alongside servings of irish espresso martinis.
Enjoy a variety of healthy-forward dishes for Easter brunch at Electric Lemon at 35 Hudson Yards.
Do Easter brunch at Greywind, at 10th avenue on 35th street for traditional American cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients and bold flavor by Chef Dan Kluger including fun menu items such as the giant cheese-it.
Do an Easter brunch featuring fresh fish and Mediterranean dishes at Estiatorio Milos on Level 5.
Take in Iconic NYC Views
After brunch, step outside and experience two of New York City’s most talked-about landmarks.
Head up to Edge, the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere, where sweeping skyline views make for an unforgettable Easter photo moment.
Then, explore Vessel, an iconic New York experience. Its striking design and interconnected staircases offer a unique views of the city —and a perfect backdrop for a spring afternoon stroll.
What makes Hudson Yards an amazing Easter experience is how seamlessly everything comes together in the neighborhood. Whether you’re planning a laid-back Easter brunch or a full day of Easter egg hunt activities, Hudson Yards offers a modern way to celebrate Easter in quintessential NY style.
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