If you don't mind going to Somerville, I really like Sound Bites, on Broadway near the intersection of Boston Ave. If you go on a Saturday morning, try to get there early, or you'll be waiting for a table - it's a small place. =Max= Charles D. wrote: > Karl K. wrote: > >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in > >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday > >morning.
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> > Karl K. wrote: > > >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in > > >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday > > >morning. Henry's Diner on Western Ave. in Allston/Brighton has a parking lot and good omelettes. Johnny D's in Davis Sq. Somerville has a good brunch. Joanie
Better than Sound Bites, IMHO, is Renee's Cafe, between Davis and Teele Squares in Somerville. Wonderful herbed home fries, great veggie benedict. But down south here in Boston I like Sorella's on Centre Street in Hyde Square (got the Best of Boston 1999 for waffles, which I've never had). It's a diner atmosphere with tons of food. They're open by 7am, and parking is pretty easy if you get there before 10am on a Saturday. Maxim W. wrote: : If you don't mind going to Somerville, I really like Sound Bites, on : Broadway near the intersection of Boston Ave. If you go on a Saturday : morning, try to get there early, or you'll be waiting for a table - it's a : small place. : =Max= Charles D. wrote: : news:[email removed]... :> In article , Karl K. wrote: :> >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in :> >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday :> >morning.
The Arsenal Diner in Watertown. Sometimes a wait on Saturday morning, but go early, worth every penny (and they don't charge a lot either). They are easy to get to, too. Joanie wrote: > > > > > Karl K. wrote: > > > >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in > > > >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday > > > >morning. > > Henry's Diner on Western Ave. in Allston/Brighton has a > parking lot and good omelettes. Johnny D's in Davis Sq. > Somerville has a good brunch. > > Joanie >
Try the Cantata Cafe on Centre St. in Jamaica Plain, for good breakfast on weekends. Great coffee, nice atmosphere, also have frentip though--arrive before 10 am for a seat, or wait a little while. Also a good place is The Black Crow in Hyde Square in JP; they don't open until 10 am on weekends. --Kate Charles D. wrote: > Karl K. wrote: > >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in > >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday > >morning. > > > >TNX > > > >Karl K. Kurz, N1JZY > >POB 352, Machiasport > >Maine, USA, 04655 > > Are you looking for Boston proper, or just the general Boston area? > > I added ne.food to the newsgroups line. BTW, this has been discussed > there before, so you might check deja.com for "breakfast" in the > ne.food newsgroup archives. > > I don't eat breakfast out very much, but there are some good deli's > and bakeries in Coolige Corner, and some diners in various places. > > Personally, I like hotels for breakfast when traveling, but that's me. > > Then again, I even like sausage biscuits at McDonalds and Burger King > too. I like the Maine Diner in Wells Main also. I do have some > taste. :-) > > Chuck Demas > Needham, Mass. > > -- > Eat Healthy | _ _ | Nothing would be done at all, > Stay Fit | @ @ | If a man waited to do it so well, > Die Anyway | v | That no one could find fault with it. > [email removed] | \___/ | http://www.tiac.net/users/demas
User-Agent: tin/pre-1.4-980618 (UNIX) (SunOS/4.1.4 (sun4m)) Lines: 38 Message-ID: Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 23:28:30 GMT NNTP-Posting-Host: 192.233.85.1 X-Complaints-To: [email removed] X-Trace: news.shore.net 947633310 192.233.85.1 (Tue, 11 Jan 2000 18:28:30 EST) NNTP-Posting-Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 18:28:30 EST Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu rec.food.restaurants:48708 ne.food:9122 Better than Sound Bites, IMHO, is Renee's Cafe, between Davis and Teele Squares in Somerville. Wonderful herbed home fries, great veggie benedict. But down south here in Boston I like Sorella's on Centre Street in Hyde Square (got the Best of Boston 1999 for waffles, which I've never had). It's a diner atmosphere with tons of food. They're open by 7am, and parking is pretty easy if you get there before 10am on a Saturday. Maxim W. wrote: : If you don't mind going to Somerville, I really like Sound Bites, on : Broadway near the intersection of Boston Ave. If you go on a Saturday : morning, try to get there early, or you'll be waiting for a table - it's a : small place. : =Max= Charles D. wrote: : news:[email removed]... :> In article , Karl K. wrote: :> >Can anyone suggest a unique, not expensive, place to have breakfast in :> >Boston ? Not fancy, just good food, and easy parking on a saturday :> >morning.