Someone wrote: > Also, any suggestions for Sunday brunch in the Cambridge/Somerville, > North of Boston areas? Daddy-O's Bohemian Cafe in Cambridge has a very nice Sunday brunch, and I think the patio is open now. If you've never been there, you should go -- it's a nice, moderately-priced restaurant with a friendly atmosphere and very good food. The address is 134 Hampshire Street, phone 617-354-8371. You can also visit their web page at http://www.daddy-os.com . This brunch involves ordering from a menu (i.e., it's not all-you-can-eat). By the way, I went to Sunday brunch at Rustica in Belmont a few weeks ago, and was rather disappointed -- the place was crowded and noisy, and the food wasn't that great. Has anyone else been there lately? I had a very nice brunch there a couple of months ago, and the only difference I can think of was that, for the first brunch, we arrived around 11, and for the second, it was after 12. The Blue Room in the One Kendall Square complex (near Kendall Square in Cambridge, but not *in* it), also has a very nice Sunday brunch, though it contains a lot more lunch-type dishes than breakfast-type ones. It's a little on the expensive side, though I don't remember the exact number, but it is all-you-can-eat with a lovely dessert table as well as entrees.
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Good Vegetarian Food in Concord, NH
Someone wrote: > Anyone have any suggestions for places serving good vegetarian food in > the Concord, NH area? Hermano's Mexican restaurant is the top choice, great food with lots of veggie choices (Storrs and Hall Streets, 1 block East of Main). There's a relatively new place called Moxy Grill with pseudo-creative type food, we went right after they opened and they didn't know that there was supposed to be crab in a California roll. haven't been back yet to see if they're ready for prime time. there's a Thai restaurant downtown, and the best Chinese is Szechuan Garden in Penacook (about 5 miles north of downtown on Rt. 3). peggy in Concord NH > Also, any suggestions for Sunday brunch in the Cambridge/Somerville, > North of Boston areas?