The 10 Best Brunch Spots In Somerville, Massachusetts
The Boston brunch scene has been exceedingly popular for years and, as a result, there are an endless number of restaurants to choose from. To help narrow down the search for a delicious breakfast, here are some of the best spots in Somerville, MA (two miles northwest of Boston proper) that are sure to make your mouth water.
1. Istanbulu
Restaurant, Turkish
2. Kelly's Diner
Diner, American
3. Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar
Bistro, Restaurant, Bakery, Dessert, American, Cocktails
4. Soundbites
Restaurant, American, Middle Eastern
5. Ball Square Cafe
Restaurant, American, Vegetarian, Gluten-free, Coffee
6. Sofra Bakery and Cafe
Bakery, Cafe, Coffee, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean
7. Three Little Figs
Three Little Figs
Three Little Figs is a great place to meet a friend and eat some of the most delicious baked goods in Somerville. Their menu is filled with yummy sandwiches, kombucha, juices, scones, muffins and more. Everything on the menu has a little twist, which makes this café stand out from all the others. Also, most of their products are locallygrown, so your mind can rest easy as you enjoy your food.
Three Little Figs, 278 Highland Avenue, Somerville, MA, +1 617 623 3447
8. Tu Y Yo
Restaurant, Mexican
9. Union Square Donuts
Union Square Donuts
Enjoy some of the best donuts in Boston at this local donut shop. There are classic chocolate-glazed donuts alongside more original options like maple-bacon and the pretzel donut. No matter what you get, you’ll be pleased. Union Square Donuts is open every day at 7am, so be sure to get there early and take advantage of its full donut selection before they run out.
Union Square Donuts, 20 Bow Street, Somerville, MA +1 617 209 2257
10. The Neighborhood Restaurant
Restaurant, American, Portuguese
Open every day at 7 am, The Neighborhood is a Portuguese brunch place that makes all of its own bread and desert. It’s packed on weekends, but you cannot find better cream of wheat or more original pancakes anywhere else. Be prepared to take a nap afterwards, because there is no way you can go to The Neighborhood without stuffing yourself to the brim.
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