Bonjour is always busy. It's a great atmosphere and there's a reason why…read more Their food is outstanding, fresh, and creative. Loved it so much I've been back twice

We stopped at Café Bonjour for breakfast on our first morning in Boston and had a lovely experience…read moreoverall, particularly when it came to the service and location. We arrived just as the restaurant was opening and were surprised to see how busy it already was at 7:00 a.m.! The café had a charming, distinctly French atmosphere, reminiscent of cafés we've visited in France, right down to hearing patrons chatting in French. It certainly added to the ambiance! Since we arrived early, we were seated immediately at a cute window table, perfect for watching the city come to life. Over the next few days, we walked past several times and noticed people lining up for tables, so we were especially glad we had beaten the crowds. The service was excellent from start to finish. Our waiter was attentive and efficient, bringing water promptly, taking our order quickly, and delivering our food in what felt like no time at all. We ordered lattes, French toast, and a Croque Madame. The French toast came topped with fresh blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, and banana slices. While it was a satisfying breakfast, the dish itself was fairly ordinary. I would have preferred brioche-style French toast for a richer texture, and the maple syrup was already poured over the top. Having it served on the side would have been a nice touch, allowing guests to control the amount. I also wasn't entirely sure the syrup was pure maple syrup. The Croque Madame was enjoyable as well, though neither dish was particularly memorable. Overall, Café Bonjour is a great spot for its convenient location, charming French café atmosphere, and friendly, efficient service. While the food was good enough for breakfast, it wasn't necessarily the highlight of our visit. I would come back again to try their pastries, or crêpes. I'd recommend arriving early to avoid the lines and enjoy a relaxed start to your day exploring Boston!

Great food, fast and quick service, and nice staff, the thermostat was at a great temperature for…read morethe day, and all the food is huge which greatly makes up for the price. Definia place I would revisit if I was in the area.

This review is being written as I'm still sitting in here at the counter, fresh from what may be my…read moretop 3 favorite dishes of my whole trip - a small, delicious bowl of hearty beef stew. The owners are here putting in work to make sure all the guests get served. The interior is very small, don't be surprised at a wait but it is worth it, we all cleared our plates! Great experience and highly recommend. Note: There is room for maybe 30 people in here, being generous. The restroom is located behind the bar and downstairs through the basement. It's tight inside! But cozy. CASH ONLY!

I got 99 problems, but brunch ain't one …read more.... I had just finished a long-awaited day in family court, and my best friend Robin came with me for support. Afterward, she treated me to brunch at North Street Grille, and honestly, it was exactly what I needed. When we arrived, there was a line and we were told the wait could be around 45 minutes. Don't let that scare you off. We put our name down, walked around the neighborhood, took some cute pictures of each other and passed the time until Robin received a text letting us know our table was coming up. I'd say we actually waited closer to 20-30 minutes max. As someone who deals with anxiety, I'll admit that when I first saw how busy it was, I was a little nervous about going inside. But once we got settled, that feeling went away. The atmosphere was welcoming, lively and easygoing. There was plenty of conversation and background noise, but funny enough, that was exactly the kind of noise I needed that day. I didn't feel like all eyes were on me. I could just sit down, decompress, enjoy my food and enjoy being with my best friend. And once you're inside, I can completely understand the wait. It's a smaller spot, people are eating, drinking, talking and genuinely enjoying themselves. It doesn't feel like somewhere you want to rush out of and with the food being as good as it was, I understand the line too. Now let's get to the food. That complimentary banana bread? Don't sleep on it. I really enjoyed it. We also had mimosas, which were good and definitely fit the occasion. I ordered the Steak Bomb Omelet with steak, peppers and cheese, along with home fries and toast. Robin had the salmon omelet, and of course I had to taste hers too--it was good! Our waiter was attentive and really nice throughout the meal, which made the experience even better. And speaking of Robin what are the chances I'm sitting there with my best friend Robin, open the menu and see a Robin Special? Shoutout to all the Robins! There were so many other things on the menu that caught my eye that I already know one visit isn't enough. And apparently the restaurant knew when it was time for me to go, because right on cue, I dropped my mimosa glass. I was immediately embarrassed, but shoutout to our waiter because he didn't make a big deal out of it or make me feel uncomfortable. And remember all that background noise I mentioned? For once, I was grateful for it because hardly anybody even noticed. Between coming straight from family court, having my best friend there, the food, the atmosphere and even my little mimosa-glass finale, this brunch ended up being exactly what I needed. Would I come back? Definitely. Next time I'm trying something completely different from the menu,with them delicious-ass banana bread bites.

Best breakfast in Boston? Maybe. It was good but maybe not the best…read more It was busy but we had a reservation. So make a reservation or expect to wait. There was a line of people from when we got there to well after we left. It is a smaller than I expected place and they fill the space. We had a great server and all interactions with staff was great. The food was good, pretty typical breakfast. Nothing especially memorable but nothing was bad. Sorry no pics

This is a cute little restaurant serving up some delicious food and drinks. When we arrived Sandra…read moresat us down quickly and got us waters and menus. Upon her return. She took our drink and food orders. I ordered a spicy bloody mary while my wife ordered a spicy mango margarita. For food my wife ordered the Huevos poblanos and I selected Chilaquiles. Nothing of the drinks were fabulous and both of the breakfasts were great as well. I'll go so far as to say some of the best damn Chilaquiles I've ever had.

Do not eat here, food is mediocre and service is terrible! We do not eat meat and ordered a plate…read moreasking the server to remove the chicken. The server repeated the order back and the plate still came out with chicken. She lied to us and told us we never asked for the plate without the chicken. She proceeded to lie to her manager as well and tried to force us to pay for the plate after. I told her I wouldn't and asked for manager which never came over. Do not go to this place their customer service is terrible

This place rocks so much we came back for a second time, though our stay at Seaport was so short…read moreand originally we wanted to use every meal at a different spot. First of all, the pastry case just beautifully displays all the baked goods. It's quite a sight to see! I love the variety and flavors, very unique. If you know what you want, gotta get in line and grab it quick! If you wanna put in your own order, you can use the kiosk, which is really fun to use. I ordered a chai with oat milk (it's very light in flavor) and got a bialy. Honestly I had not had a bialy in over 25+ years... and was surprised to see it in the case and I had to have it. A corn + cheddar bialy. It did NOT disappoint. I also got london fog with oat milk previously, also very nice, but this place was soooo good we had to come back. My daughter loves pop tarts so when she saw it in the case, she got a blueberry pop tart and said it was very flakey and the jam was very jamful. It was the-last-one, even had the sign stuck in it!! She also got the french toast (2 slices) with kid's milk and said it was the best french toast she's ever had. My sis got a chocolate pain suisse, which I had never seen before. It's basically brioche filled with pastry cream and chocolate. It looked delicious and with coffee, my sis ate the whole thing up. All in all, this place has so much delicious eats.. I can understand if you live here, you could come every morning and still not get to everything in the pastry case! Definitely be back if we're in the Boston area again.

Stopped here with two friends for lunch. The food continues to be terrific: Diane and I had the…read moreturkey sandwich. Delicious and ample. Al had a slice of cake he raved about. Ordering is simple (automated or in-person), and our food arrived in approximately 5 minutes (delivered to our table.) Pleasant music plays overhead, and the dining space is well lit. Four stars instead of five: Indoor dining space has been significantly reduced (at least 75% reduction) but there is ample outdoor seating. There is indoor seating for 8-10 people. We all agreed we would eat here in the future.

We visited last week for several days with our family and had a fantastic stay. One team member…read morethat stood out for us was Adjan in the restaurant. We looked forward to greeting him each morning for breakfast and we felt very well taken care of by him. It was not just a superficial checkin but he was genuine about answering questions about local items and airport concerns. He definitely takes great pride in making sure that he is thorough and detailed. We did have some delay in checkin but overall the room was beautiful and we had a great view. Our one complaint about the room is that the sofa bed was super thin. Thankfully the front desk was able to send up a thick topper that did the trick. The location of the hotel is perfect for walking around the city. The weather was so hot so it was nice to be able to stop in when needed to take a break from touring around. We enjoyed the complimentary clam chowders and will definitely be back!

Very convenient hotel near the Boston airport and really close to public transportation, walking…read moredistance to the bus that goes downtown as well as a ferry that goes across the Boston harbor. They have a shuttle that comes around the airport every 15 mins or you can call a number. I decided to walk from the airport and it only took about 15 minutes. Good air conditioning and reading the reviews, their restaurant had award winning clam chowder! And after trying the clam chowder around the town it was one of my favorites. Our stay came with breakfast, either breakfast buffet or an entree to order. We were offered late checkout, staff were super nice and friendly. We only stayed one night but it was comfy, couldn't hear the airplanes. We had a view of the harbor, the bathroom was nice but the tv connection kept on losing connection.

Love this place come here every weekend for breakfast, consistent quality food and solid service!…read more Glad to have some place like this close to me.

This place was super clean and the service was fast and friendly. We stopped in for breakfast after…read moreleaving the airport /rental car center from an early flight. The menu for breakfast included all the standard dishes, with omelets, pancakes, and all the usual sides. Additionally, they've got a ton of Latin America dishes too. We opted for huevos rancheros and coffee - both were very good. I especially liked the plantains. Definitely worth coming back again when we're in the area.

WOW!! Inside is a…read morevery small space, no seating inside but you are next to boston common & public garden so you can easily sit there to enjoy your meal Service was great! Everyone was so kind. Food was great! I am still dreaming about the breakfast grilled crack. Would definitely return.

Small quarters! Pretty much just room to order at a counter. I suggest picking up and walking to…read morethe little park at the corner of Melrose and Church. I got the classic sandwich with bacon and it was amazing! Hash brown was also good!

Best eggs benedict ever, hands down…read more Hollandaise made from scratch. But you can't go wrong with anything you order here, and the staff is warm and friendly. And with Chef Steve in the kitchen, it's my favorite breakfast/brunch place in the area.

Cozy breakfast and lunch spot at a nice location near the water…read more I went for breakfast and order their French toast stuff with cream cheese, but wasn't a huge fan. ($9.45) Regular cream cheese just does not work with French toast. Cream cheese frosting would definitely work though. The French toast itself was very good with thick slices of airy bread. I also ordered one plain pancake which was also nice and spongy, sweet and a decent size. ($3.45) Coffee was good too, not that watery. Great service and my waitress was extremely nice.

Go for the tahini pumpkin latte! It was so delicious, I had…read moreto go back twice... Great use of space, The café smelled so incredible with all the pastries. Very strong aromatic scent of coffee, which was so pleasing. Plenty of seating

Great vibes. public parking …read more Walking distance from our hotel (the Westin) The pistachio latte was perfect especially with bits of pistachio. Delicious. The traditional shashuka was very flavorful and the egg was delicious inside along with the tomato-y flavor.