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nicecupoftea02116 t1_iy9ebx2 wrote

If you are south of the city, I recommend Steel & Rye in Milton.

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Itburns138 t1_iy8m0wa wrote

Krasi on Newbury St if you like Greek food.

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BluestreakBTHR t1_iy8pl2p wrote

The Friendly Toast is always a good call.

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ddepalma57 t1_iy96ef7 wrote

Moonshine152 in Southie pricey but, delicious

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BreakrZZ t1_iyamf0t wrote

You can’t go wrong at Cafe Bonjour on Temple. Yes, there’s a line, yes, it’s worth it. Put your name in, grab a coffee around the corner, and enjoy.

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[deleted] OP t1_iy8qti9 wrote

Aquitaine, mistral or black lamb in the south end. It’s a nice side of Boston to show somebody from out of town, old brownstones and small shops.

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mowerking13 t1_iybavv1 wrote

I like The Hill Tavern, great breakfast sandwich and bloody Mary’s

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Jacobsol t1_iy8sd88 wrote

Not sure what vibe you’re going for but I just went to Angela’s Cafe in eastie and it’s my new favorite brunch spot. They have tons of American and Mexican options and the prices are incredible. If you want something “vibe-ier”, this definitely isn’t it.

In that case, I like Friendly Toast but the line is always absolutely absurd. Same with Lincoln in Southie - both are worth it though and at Friendly Toast I think you can join the line via Yelp (at least you could in the past). Definitely do that if you decide to go there- I’ve seen the wait at 2+ hours before. Hope this helps!

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