Easter Reccomendations
The family will be in town. Five adults and two children. We have a reservation at Henrietta's Table. However I am looking for options we might not have considered. Definitely want somewhere in Boston of Cambridge. Price is not really a concern.
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I got this link from opentable: http://www.opentable.com/promo.aspx?p...
Here are some of the Easter Brunches they list:
Bullfinchs
We will offer our regular brunch and dinner menus on Easter Sunday, with additional Easter specials.McCormick & Schmick's Seafood - Faneuil Hall
Brunch served until 2pm.Metro 9 Steak House
Offering our regular menu.Oceana - Marriott Longwharf
$45/adult, $23/child (ages 5 - 12), kids under 4 complimentary. 18% gratuity will be added to all checks. Complimentary 2 hour parking.One Bistro
Serving a special 3-course, prix-fixe menu from 11:30am - 2:30pm. $38/adult, $15/child. We will be offering the regular dinner menu along with the Easter specials after 5pm.Pigalle
Offering a $55 3-course, prix-fixe menu with plenty of delicious Easter-influenced options.Sandrine's
Open from 12 - 6pm. We will offer a 3-course, prix-fixe menu and a special a la carte menu.The Blue Room
Celebrate with our acclaimed Brunch Buffet with additional holiday specialties. $30/adult, $15/child (under 12 years).›1 Reply -
More casual, but certainly kid-friendly, would be the Blue Room in Cambridge/Kendall Sq. for their April 8th "elaborate Easter brunch". $30 adults, $15 children: http://www.theblueroom.net/main.html
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I actually had brunch there yesterday and it was beyond superb! The Four Seasons brunch is the greatest brunch I have ever or will eat at! The food is incredible and so is the service.
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re: hoplover
Henrietta's is $55 per person (I did not ask what it was going to cost for the kids. I think Henrietta's is very good (not great), however we have been there a lot and wouldn't mind trying something different.
We considered the Odyssey, but will some of the family members didn't seem too excited about this. I was OK with the decision as I am a bit wary of the food.
I thought of Aujourd'hui as well, but was wary of taking two 5 year olds there. Any thoughts on this? The seafood table really can't be beat there.
The Ritz did a nice Easter brunch in the past which was kid friendly, however I have no idea what the transition to the Taj means.
Still holding out hope for an unforseen option, but we have the Henrietta's reservation in case.
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re: Gabatta
The Bristol may be more casual and thus a more relaxed atmosphere for the children.
http://www.fourseasons.com/boston/din...
Scroll down for the typical brunch menu.
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re: three of us
I am also considering Henrieta's Does anyone know what they charge for Easter. I would have a bunch of kids under 8 do you know what they charge for kids. I just want to give the family a heads up to what to expect. Thanks for the help. Also, is it similar to the Sunday Brunch?
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