Boston, MA

Brunch in Boston-metro area

4 posts · Jul 9, 1998 to Jul 13, 1998

Ken P.GTE InternetworkingJul 9, 1998

 You didn't say whether you wanted a big buffet, or if ordering off a
 menu was OK.  If it doesn't have to be a big buffet spread, Rustica in
 Belmont center is a small place that has a delightful brunch menu. BYOB,
 unless Belmont has figured out how to actually give out the liquor
 licenses that the town finally voted for in the spring.

 Ken

Elizabeth S.The Internet Access Company, Inc.Jul 9, 1998Subject: Re: Rustica (was Brunch in Boston-metro area)

 Alas, Rustica has closed.

 Elizabeth Schmidt

 Ken P. wrote:

 >You didn't say whether you wanted a big buffet, or if ordering off a
 >menu was OK.  If it doesn't have to be a big buffet spread, Rustica in
 >Belmont center is a small place that has a delightful brunch menu. BYOB,
 >unless Belmont has figured out how to actually give out the liquor
 >licenses that the town finally voted for in the spring.

 >Ken

ChipperThe World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MAJul 9, 1998

 Susanne S. wrote:

 >prefer Full Moon for a brunch with kids. The food and service are much
 >better than Pentimento, and they really welcome children.

 Where is Full Moon located?

Ron N.Jul 13, 1998

 In article , Mark Choh
 Someone wrote:

 > Hey everyone....I'm looking to make plans for a good Sunday Brunch this
 > weekend, and i was wondering if anyone had any ideas....nothing too
 > expensive...I was thinking in the range of $10-$15 a person, maybe a
 > little more.  I live in Medford, but obviously anything around Boston will
 > do....I was thinking somewhere in the Charles hotel or the Long Wharf
 > Marriot would probably have a good place.

 If you're in Medford, you might try Johnny D's in Davis Square, Somerville
 or The Neighborhood Restaurant in Union Square, Somerville.