Pajama Brunch?
My mom is coming to visit this weekend, and i wanted to grab a nice brunch on sunday morning since we can't get dinner because i have to work. I heard about a pajama brunch, but can't remember where it was or if it was good and what not. If anyone knows about this brunch or can steer me towards a different brunch that would be awesome.
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The gingerbread pancakes they have are some of the best things I've eaten in the past year. One of the few dishes that would make me go back to a place that normally I only go to occasionally. I've had them three times. Two have been just great but the latest time they were overcooked and rubbery, but I have to think that one was the aberration. The other times they were a great combination of fluffy texture, crispness, and an inspired pairing with two sauces: lemon curd and caramelized banana. Nicely balanced.
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The Living Room over by the Waterfront used to do a PJ Brunch, however I just checked out their website and didn't see anything about the PJ part of brunch, anywho here is their website and they definantly still over brunch, I'm just not sure about the PJ part, but its worth giving them a call and inquiring because I have been before and it was a great environment! http://www.thelivingroomboston.com/br...
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heathermb
Feb 6, 2008 09:35 AM
As Taralli said it is Tremont 647 and all the staff are in their PJs...most diners are not. I had brunch at the bar this past Sunday with two friends and it was great. We each had one of the scrambles - essentially scrambled eggs with omelet fillings mixed in. The eggs were delicious as always, but I want to give extra props to the bacon and home fries that come with. Bacon was thick cut and smoky/sweet, potatoes very flavorful and cooked perfectly. Great service too. Three scrambles, two coffees, a bloody and a mimosa came to $66 with tax and tip, iirc.
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