Brioche in MetroWest?

[whimsey]

Ever since B&R closed, I've been without a regular source of brioche, and lately my daughter has gone on a breakfast hunger strike. Any recommendations for decent brioche in MetroWest (I can't make it in to the bakeries in Boston or Cambridge that I know have it on a regular enough cadence).

[whimsey]

Thanks for the suggestions-- I'll try the suggestions in Wellesley and Chestnut Hill this weekend.

[lbfoody]

This may be too far east, but the bakery/cafe in the Mall at Chestnut Hill has brioche.

[winedude]

Have you tried Quebrada, in Wellesley? I've never been, and don't know if they sell it, but I've had their cakes (very good), and have heard they do other things very well. Worth a shot, I'd think.

[sallyt]

I'm pretty sure that Blue Ginger has brioche has part of their bread offerings at lunch - you could call them and see if they'd sell it to you - whatever it is, it's DELICIOUS.

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Blue Ginger
583 Washington St., Wellesley, MA 02482

[emilief]

I know for awhile BG used to serve some bread from the bakery Susu (?spelling) in WEllesley. They may have brioche.

[emilief]

La Riviera in Wellesley has a French Bakery- call and seeif they make brioche maybe by special order?. I know they have croissants. If you find brioche someplace in Metro West please let us know.

[trufflehound]

I'VE GOTTEN BRIOCHE BUNS FROM WHOLE FOODS.

[emilief]

Sel de la Terre at the Natick Collection has a small bakery attached to it where I beieve you can find brioche. Give them a call.

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Sel de la Terre
1245 Worcester Street, Natick, MA 01760

[whimsey]

I stopped by there a few days ago, and they've stopped selling bread :)