A Vanderbilt Ave outpost of the small Breakfast by Salt's Cure brunch chain, known for scratch-made breakfast plates that draw a steady weekend line at its NYC locations.



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Breakfast by Salt's Cure is a scratch-made breakfast-and-brunch spot (an offshoot of the Salt's Cure name) with several NYC and LA locations; the Prospect Heights outpost on Vanderbilt Ave draws a weekend brunch crowd typical of the brand's other locations.
Reviewers describe a line forming on weekends (one noted a queue around 12:30pm) but say it moves fairly quickly at this location compared to Salt's Cure's smaller, more notoriously long-wait NYC spots like Carroll Gardens and West Village; groups of two reportedly get seated faster than larger parties. Best-time guidance from reviews: arrive right at the 8am opening or visit on a weekday to skip the weekend midday rush.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
damnlines doesn't have a live camera at this location yet, so we can't show a real-time line count. Reviewers do report a line forming on weekends (one mentioned a queue around 12:30pm), but say it moves fairly quickly compared to the brand's other NYC spots, and that smaller parties (2 people) tend to get seated faster.
Our search didn't turn up reservation details for this location; like the brand's other NYC breakfast spots it appears to run on a walk-in/line basis. Check their site or call ahead to confirm before you go.
Per Yelp, the Prospect Heights location is closed Monday and Tuesday, and open roughly 8:00am-3:00pm Wednesday through Sunday.
Based on reviews, going right at the 8am opening or on a weekday is your best bet. The longest reported waits are on weekend late mornings into early afternoon (around 12:30pm).
One recent review noted the outdoor space at this location wasn't open yet, which was limiting seating capacity; that may have changed since.
Sources: Yelp — Breakfast by Salt's Cure (Prospect Heights, Brooklyn)