Brunch has never been a tradition in Italy. In New York City, however, home to a large Italian diaspora, Brunch is sacrosanct. Thus, it seems only natural that Alfredo 100 on 54th St. blends Italian and New York City traditions with the introduction of the "Italian Jazz Brunch" from June 2015.
For the unknowing, Alfredo 100 pays homage to the centenarian milestone of the Roman Alfredo (which is closed on Sundays and does not do brunch) birthplace of fettucine alfredo. And what a brunch.
Source: http://www.examiner.com/
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