Boston, MA
Best Brunch (Restaurants)
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Aquitaine |
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569 Tremont St, Boston 02118 • 617-424-8577
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SOUTH END. If you close your eyes, you'll be almost certain that you can see the Eiffel Tower from Aquitaine. On the brunch menu, expect temptations like brioche French toast with pear and maple syrup, eggs Benedict Provençal, pressed Duck and Gruyère sandwich, and fried eggs with grilled andouille sausage. Whether you are looking for a late breakfast, an early lunch, or perhaps a combination of both, Aquitaine is certain to please. Oh, yes – their Bloody Marys are tops on the South End. Prix-fixe Saturday brunch menu is only $10 including coffee. |
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Aujourd'hui |
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200 Boylston St Four Seasons Hotel, Boston 02116 • 617-351-2037
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BACK BAY. This sophisticated restaurant offers eclectic French fare and views of the Boston Public Gardens. Representative offerings include butternut squash and lobster bisque, seared black sea bass, and roasted tenderloin of venison. Also available is a fixed menu wherein each course is paired with a complementary vintage. Also highly regarded is Aujourd'hui's Sunday brunch, an impressive affair with carving stations, cheese and seafood displays, and a stunning buffet that features dishes like seafood crêpes, Peking duck, smoked bacon and chocolate waffles. |
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Blue Room |
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1 Kendall Sq, Cambridge 02139 • 617-494-9034
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CAMBRIDGE. The creative kitchen staff at ever-popular Blue Room rarely fails to impress. This is especially so on Sundays, when the restaurant puts on a buffet brunch that promises delights like Moroccan spiced chicken, fried pork chicharrones, octopus salad and Persian rice pudding. As to the setting, this atmospheric restaurant sports weathered brick walls, rough ceiling timbers and an open kitchen. Displays of original artwork, rotated seasonally, give the space further charm. Nice wine list and outdoor dining during summer months. |
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Emperor's Garden |
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690 Washington St, Boston 02111 • 617-482-8898
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CHINATOWN. Once a theater, the ornate building that houses this beloved Chinese eatery has seen its share of stars over the years. No doubt, Emperor's (or Empire's, depending on to whom you speak) Garden is one of the brightest, thanks to its superb Cantonese dishes. The pre-lunch and Sunday brunch crowds find much to laud about the place's imperial dim sum. |
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Harvest |
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44 Brattle St Harvard Square, Cambridge 02138 • 617-868-2255
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CAMBRIDGE. Award winning Harvest is highly regarded for its three-course Sunday brunch. This prix fixe affair tempts the palate with New England-inspired dishes such as Harvest eggs Benedict made with Maine crab meat and complements them with traditional brunch alternatives like steak and eggs, grilled salmon, seasonal quiches and corned beef hash. The dining room, with its open kitchen, warm earth tones, wood accents and comfortable banquettes, forever embraces patrons, and the garden terrace is particularly enchanting during the months of late spring and early autumn. |
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Henrietta's Table |
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1 Bennett St Harvard Square, Cambridge 02138 • 617-661-5005
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CAMBRIDGE. This eclectic restaurant, located in the elegant Charles Hotel, emphasizes New England-inspired dishes, and the use of fresh local ingredients has become one of Henrietta's most enduring qualities. That said, their Sunday brunch buffets have garnered numerous awards over the years, thanks no doubt to the omelet, carving and grilled vegetable stations. Farmhouse-chic decor distinguishes the interior, and sidewalk seating is available, weather permitting. A three-course, à la carte brunch is featured on Saturdays. |
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User Rating: 5.5
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KingFish Hall |
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188 S Market St Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston 02109 • 617-523-8862
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FINANCIAL DISTRICT. Owned by chef and restaurateur Todd English, this great seafood restaurant is awash in vivid color. Seafood comes from the kitchen steaming hot and tender, as you'll see after ordering crispy bass. Grilled quail satay is also delicious, and you'll find a notable bar scene and a well-selected wine list. In addition, KingFish hosts an exceptional Sunday brunch. Be warned, though, that noise levels can reach epic proportion when diners really pack the place. Smart casual dress. Reservations accepted. |
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Olé Mexican Grill |
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11 Springfield St Inman Square, Cambridge 02139 • 617-492-4495
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CAMBRIDGE. The festive interior of this Mexican dining room practically entices you to eat. Brightly colored walls are hung with decorative masks, and tables are constructed with cheery tiles. The menu features authentic fine Mexican food including stews, roasted duck in mole sauce or pan seared carne asada. Fresh guacamole is only made tableside and is an experience unto itself. Desserts and an extensive drink list make every meal enjoyable. Try a Patron gimlet or a tequila flight to get started. |
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Sel de Terre |
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255 State St, Boston 02109 • 617-227-1820
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WATERFRONT. It's hard to trump the setting of this State Street number, sitting as it does on the waterfront within easy walking distance of the New England Aquarium, Long Wharf and Faneuil Hall. In fact, what truly sets Sel de la Terre apart is its knack for outstanding Provencal brunch favs like poached eggs with baked cornbread, forest mushroom quiche, skillet-roasted bass and steak frites with red wine-shallot sauce. Needless to say, the setting, relaxed and unpretentious, is perfectly conducive for a Sunday afternoon sip of Westport Rivers Rosé, the house wine. |
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Aquitaine Bis |
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11 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill 02467 • 617-734-8400
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WEST METRO. This Boylston Street gem is tucked away in a strip mall, and it boasts a pleasant decor imparting a very French feeling. Start your meal off right by asking the waitress to bring you the lobster bisque or a Belgian endive salad right away. Follow up with the seared duck steak or steak frites and then a sweet and oh-so-smooth chocolate mousse. Beer and wine available by the bottle or glass. |
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