Someone wrote: : : I think that there's a chocolate brunch at the Lafayette Hotel, but : I am not sure that I've got the right hotel or if it still exists. : I think it was only on weekends, so call and check. That's Le Meridien, now, 2-4 on Saturdays, ~$15 all you can eat. But, : : Of course, the Cheesecake Factory in Chestnut Hill at the Atrium : should be hit. While in that area, you might try Cafe Luna too. : Since the original poster was asking about the Cambridge area, I'd suggest checking into whether or not the Cheesecake Factory at Cambridgeside Galleria is open yet. I think it should be open soon, if it is not open already. :) Chris
Boston, MA
desert in cambridge area?
Laurie C. wrote: > I love the key lime pie at Magnolia's in Inman Square (I always say it goes > directly to the pleasure center of my brain). Their pecan pie is pretty awesome too. Christine
marta rodriguez wrote: > > Well, you can try the California Pizza Kitchen in Harvard Square. They I think they are closed? Or did they just move location. Try Cafe Paradiso in harvard Square on Eliot st. Yummy. Leela
Well, you can try the California Pizza Kitchen in Harvard Square. They have a good Tiramisu and a Capuccino cheesecake. The Middle East Cafe in Harvard Square has some very good pastries and capuccinos. You might also want to try La Groceria in Central Square. They have a larger variety of dessert coffees and Italian desserts. It's near Tuscani's ice cream. It's too Bad Crimaldi's on Putnam Ave. (Cambridge) doesn't have a seating area. They have great desserts, plus, they have a chocolatier that occasionally makes Belgium chocolate truffles. This is on Putnam and Mass. Ave. near Barsemiuns and the Bowl and Board. It's between Harvard and Central Square. You can also go to Rebecca's Cafe in Kendal. Don't like their cookies much, but they have things like chocolate mousse cake. That's all the suggestions I have. Marta