Best of Boston
Best Brunch
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, Davis Square
Mr. Crepe
Somerville
Locals cheered when Mr. Crepe returned in January after a two-year hiatus. Try the portly "supercrepe" or famed Belgian sugar waffle, and you'll cheer, too. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, Allston
Deep Ellum
Allston
Savory a.m. chow and mule-kick libations heighten the appeal of this pub, whose sufficiently classy air keeps PJ-clad coeds at bay. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, Roslindale
Geoffrey’s Café
Roslindale
Former South End landmark Geoffrey's is known for its groovy 'disco brunch.' Get down with the French toast filled with cream cheese and wild blueberries. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, Charlestown
Tavern on the Water
Charlestown
The food is competent and the drinks are agreeably strong, but the Tavern's complimentary view of the Boston skyline is the real eye-opener. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, South Boston
Amrheins Restaurant
Boston
The pork carving station and mini chicken potpies make the 118-year-old eatery a bar-ridden block's most skilled slayer of hangovers. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, Central Square
Miracle of Science
Cambridge
The cool little bar near MIT is arguably at its best in the a.m.: more quiet contemplation, fewer yelling matches over particle physics. read more»
2008 Best Brunch, Neighborhood, North End
North Street Grille
Boston
A few blessed blocks off the tourists' main drag is where North Enders convene over Italian-inspired omelets and other highly satisfying fare. read more»
2008 Best Brunch
Eastern Standard
Boston
This brasserie's knack for maintaining civility amid Kenmore Square's chaos is but one reason to worship Sunday brunches here. The others are the creme brulée [...] read more»
