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The pancake stack has a guest list this month

Sunday in Brooklyn is turning 10 with a month of limited pancake collaborations and one very good reason to make brunch plans twice.

By The Edit: North Brooklyn · Oct. 5, 2026

Williamsburg has a birthday breakfast worth lingering over. Sunday in Brooklyn is marking its 10th year with a month of limited pancake collaborations, which is an unusually solid reason to plan a second brunch before you have finished the first.

Stack of pancakes with walnuts and honey
Pancakes with walnuts and honey. Photo: Mae Mu · CC0. Image details

The restaurant’s regular Sunday Pancakes already have a devoted local following. The October series gives that familiar stack a rotating supporting cast, with planned collaborators including Leo, Kellogg’s Diner, Laser Wolf and JR and Son.

This is the smart kind of neighborhood celebration because it does not ask for a big night out. Pick a Sunday, show up hungry and make the pancakes the main event. A walk through the streets west of Wythe can take care of the rest.

The collaboration details are limited and can change as the month unfolds. Check Sunday in Brooklyn’s official channels before going for the current offering, availability and any booking details.

If brunch has felt a little too predictable lately, this is the counterargument. A good pancake gets even better when it has a small story to tell.

Before you go

Where is Sunday in Brooklyn?

Sunday in Brooklyn is at 348 Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg. Use the restaurant’s official site for current directions and reservation information.

What is the Sunday in Brooklyn pancake series?

It is a limited October 2026 series of pancake collaborations marking the restaurant’s 10th year. Time Out New York reports planned contributions from several New York restaurants.

How can I check the current pancake offering?

The restaurant’s official site and current brunch menu are the best sources for the latest menu, service details and any booking information.

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