Got the eggs bene and the avocado toast with lattes. The presentation was beautiful and food was yummy! However it was a bit pricy for the food and drinks. All the employees were super friendly and didn't have to wait too long.

Very popular spot for breakfast, be prepared to wait on weekends. The food all seemed to be cooked fresh and was all very flavorful and delicious. The poached eggs were absolutely perfect, would recommend the shakshuka or eggs bene. The seeded sourdough was a nice surprise, I really liked it with my shakshuka

I had a nice brunch at In Common. There were many good options on the menu, and my dad and I ordered the shakshuka - and it was very flavorful. I found it interesting how they used soft boiled eggs - I've never had shakshuka with soft boiled eggs - but they worked perfectly and were delicious. The flavors of the tomato sauce itself were also rich. The service was good - the food came out quickly, and servers were friendly. The vibe of the cafe is very cute - it's a nice spot for a chill and aesthetic brunch with friends on the weekend. I enjoyed my brunch at In Common, and I'm glad I tried it!

The food was delicious, especially the shakshuka toast. They have amazing toasted sourdough bread. It was a relatively short wait for how busy it was, and the food came out surprisingly very quickly. Would definitely recommend this brunch spot.

I went here for brunch to kill some time while waiting to meet up with a friend. The restaurant has been busy the few times I've come by and this time was no different. With that being said I was able to order my food and eat pretty fast. I sat outside and mentioned my seat was in the sun, which I didn't mind. I couldn't decide what to eat and the waiter helped me choose shakshouka. That was my first time trying it and it was enjoyable. For those who come here just be mindful you could be waiting for some seating if it's a larger party as space is limited.

Really cute brunch spot and honestly I have no complaints. All the food we had was AMAZING and the dirty chai was 10/10. Staff is also super sweet and considering we were a pretty big party of 7 people they were really accommodating. If you're a bigger party be prepared to wait a bit!

Nice casual brunch spot near Hudson Yards offering a a wide variety of different types of classic brunch items. Whipped Ricotta Toast ($17) - This was definitely my favorite of the 3 dishes I tried. There was a generous amount of whipped ricotta on top of the toast - the ricotta was delicious and fluffy. This was paired perfectly with the figs and honey on top, which added just the right amount of sweetness to complement the ricotta. Eggs Bene ($20) - The poached eggs were cooked very well, although the rest of the dish was not as impressive. The toast was a little on the tough side and the two pieces of ham, while large, were somewhat plain. Chicken Parmie ($17) - Tasty sandwich with a good piece of chicken with cheese and some greens. There was also a bit of tomato sauce, which was described on the menu as spicy, but wasn't really that spicy. The ciabatta bread was fairly soft. I also got an apple cider - it tasted like ordinary cider from a container and the $5 cost for a small cup seemed a bit steep. The place itself is pretty nice with a bright and lively environment. It can get a bit busy during peak hours but we were able to get a table after just waiting for a few minutes for weekend brunch. The staff are pretty friendly and the service speed is quick. Overall, I think In Common is a very good option if you are looking for a brunch spot near Hudson Yards.