We were in Boston for the weekend, and my wife had done a bunch of research to find a good…read moregluten-free breakfast spot. She was so excited when she found Cafe Bonjour because they had several gluten-free options on the menu. We took an Uber there right after we landed and were able to walk right in and get a table when they opened, which worked out perfectly because the place started to fill up! It's a cute little spot with plenty of seating inside, and they also had a nice outdoor parklet that would be great in good weather. We asked to sit at the bar so we could watch the cooks in action, which was really fun. The menu had all the classic breakfast favorites like eggs and French toast, along with some lunch options like hamburgers and chicken wraps. The staff was very friendly and attentive. My wife ordered the gluten-free eggs benedict and absolutely loved it. I had the Bonjour omelet, and it was delicious. Overall, this is a fantastic breakfast spot with great food, a fun atmosphere, and solid gluten-free options.

Food was good, pretty standard brunch fare. Servings are not super large nor overly small. Their…read morepastries are not very fresh and a little too sweet/mushy. Service was lacking. Waiter didn't bring out water, didn't offer any cream or sugar for coffees, and was difficult to flag down to ask for extra plates/utensils. The inside is quite cramped and we were shoved into a tiny little corner. Overall a meh place for brunch. The appeal is the convenience of the location. Other than that I'd stop somewhere else for a brunch.

Rebel's Guild was OK. The servers were friendly. The cocktails were good. I had a Hemingway…read moredaiquiri. The chicken wings were fine. We ordered them with the chili sauce. We stopped here after a show at the Wang. Boston has so many places to go. I probably would not return, because nothing really stood out.

Friends and I stopped by Rebels Guild for Sunday brunch after the Walk for Hunger. It was perfect…read morebecause we didn't have to wait. The menu isn't overly extensive, which I appreciated, it made choosing what to get easier, especially since everything on it sounded good. I went with the Revere Breakfast and overall, I really enjoyed it. I also had a lemonade, which was just okay. The service was quick, and the place wasn't busy, making for a relaxed and speedy experience. The atmosphere was quiet, with dimmed lighting that gave it a romantic, cozy feel even though it was hard on the eyes once I stepped back outside. Entering was confusing as there are stairs on the outside but when you try to go in the doors were locked. You had to enter the hotel and take the elevator to the restaurant. Overall, it's a solid brunch spot.

I love this place and the Back Bay location is special. The atmosphere is old school diner meets…read morevibrant colorful food haven. The staff at every location are friendly (shocking...I know) but these Back Bay servers don't mess around. They get you in fed and out all without ever feeling rushed. Definitely recommend the NH egg scramble - so good, but you really can't go wrong on the menu.

We wanted breakfast and were looking for a place with some healthy options. The Friendly Toast was…read morea short walk from the Back Bay train station and a popular place even though we walked past other breakfast places closer to the station and it was 10 am on a weekday. The service was helpful and friendly. The dining room is eclectic and colorful. I ordered and Lox and Loaded. It was two bagel halves. One topped with cream cheese, lox and pickled onions and the other topped with smashed avocado, roasted tomatoes, cucumber and a fried egg. The dish was served with a small salad dressed with a vinaigrette. We thought the price was really reasonable given the quality of the food. We'd recommend The Friendly Toast to anyone.

Cocktails are not good. They need to fix all of them and make sure they are putting once big clear…read moreice cube inside all drinks. Everything else is 8+ out of 10. Steak tacos are - as someone else has mentioned - to die for. My filet mignon was juicy and VERY tender. I mean, it was so easy to cut apart. I think the chef and whoever is making the food are really carrying this place. The hostess and our server, Alex, were also very very nice and welcoming. My dinner partner had the foie gras dish, and it was also great! I definitely want to come back. Just do not order cocktails, haha. The video I am attaching is of the very first dessert on the dessert menu.

Well we arrived in suits and dress clothes because it said "fine dining" but we were totally…read moreoverdressed at this establishment. Maybe I'm too old, but fine dining should involve that refinement. Stop calling yourself fine dining and call it expensive food with uppity servers and no dress code. Food was amazing- so please know I would absolutely go back for the food! We had lobster bisque, the best Caesar salad (top 5), calm chowder, shrimp and clams, lamb and a fillet. During our meal just after the lovely table side service of the lobster bisque my son accidentally moved the table with his feet and the drinks flew into my food. Our server watched it happen and walked away. She turned not to help but out of disgust walked the other way! The food runner came to the rescue! But then we were charged for another drink that spilled! I don't know but when your at fine dining and you get double charged for a table moving and treated like you are an inconvenience that gets me. Plus she was clearly angry with us. Food 5 stars, service 2, price for the service we received totally not worth it. Don't waste your money to get treated badly. Sorry kitchen but front of the house ruined it.

I love Tatte; the first time I went here when I was in digital mental health a decade ago was in…read moreBoston and now that they have locations up and down the Northeast Corridor it's even better, as our business is on the same footprint! The halva and pistachio lattes are to die for; all the citrus tarts and items in the refrigerator are amazing. Before I got divorced and lost custody of my daughters, I'd always stop in and get them each a sweet treat before heading home. The service here is so friendly and the decor can't be beat!!

Tatte is apparently a well known Boston institution, so I had to go again. Last time I visited, I…read moreremember picking up some pastries to go, but this time I definitely wanted the sit down experience. You grab a menu, order at the register, and bring your number to an open table. The waiters find and bring the food to you. Water cups, napkins, utensils are all self serve. - Savory French Toast, (4/5): concept sounded super interesting. the toast itself was dense, fluffy and slightly sweet. there was definitely more toasts than any other savory ingredients, but I felt the cheese eggs were nice. - Lamb Hash, (4.75/5): super flavorful lamb. it wasn't too gamey, and I liked eating it with the toast. tasted so fresh and I didn't feel heavy after eating it It's such a unique chain, with many variations on classic breakfasts and lunches. I would visit again. Ty for reading :^)

Food: none of it was good enough to write home about. I am not mad I ate here at all but would I…read morerush back here no. Things tasted fresh and the waffle was the showstopper. Mimosas were super underwhelming personally which is surprising cause it's just OJ and champagne but whatever! Service: basic service nothing bad not amazing about it which is all I require I'm not looking to be like wow'd by service I go to restaurants to eat you feel me overall not bad! Ambience: We got way in the very back so ambience wasn't amazing

I ordered the seasonal red sangria to start with and in the summer heat it was exactly what I…read moreneeded. A little too sparkly for my taste but the mix of flavors was just right. For my entree, I ordered the huevos rancheros. The dish was good, but it lacked the spice that I would expect from a Mexican breakfast staple. The sauce was especially disappointing, I could not discern much flavor from it. The service was great! They got us in and out fairly quickly.

Very on the fence about the rating. Truly, I would give it a 3.5 - I thought I would round up…read morebecause of the atmosphere. The live music, the people I was surrounded by and our waiter Jasmine made my experience. We had asked to be seated right by the stage (which they kindly obliged). I would go with an intimate group, by that I mean a party of 2 will probably have the best experience. I would not go to the restaurant if I was not sitting in the band section, because the food is very mediocre. We ordered a bunch of drinks, apps and mains. ( Queen Bee, La Cosmica, Tuna Crudo, Whipped Ricotta, Truffle Fries, Roasted chicken, Gnocchi) My picks are the Queen Bee drink, and the truffle fries. So moral is come for Jazz, drinks and apps...

Went for my birthday, and it was a great experience. The vibes were so nice and cozy. The live jazz…read morewas amazing, we were right next to where they were playing which was great. They also brought out a little candle on my drink which was cute, but no dessert. The waiter was so nice, as were the host stand workers. The food and drinks overall were yummy, but some of the food was just OK. Ordered the special and wasn't told the price, which was almost triple everything else on the menu - yikes! But that's kind of our bad, it was truffle gnocchi lol. Will definitely be coming again. Great place for dates!

Great experience at the Thinking Cup. Very quick and easy coffee shop. They have pastries and…read moresavory food items. It's a good cafe vibe with indoor and outdoor seating. In the back, it almost feels like you're in a Speakeasy. Overall, a nice place to get a bite and coffee to go.

A great café in the heart of Back Bay and an easy place to spend a relaxing morning or afternoon…read more The interior is spacious, bright, and charming, with plenty of seating compared with many coffee shops in the area. The vegetable frittata was delicious--fresh, satisfying, and a perfect light breakfast. We also shared a scone with fruit jam, which was very well made. Scones are highly subjective, but this one was exactly the style I enjoy: flavorful without being overly sweet. I didn't try the coffee myself, but my partner really enjoyed hers, which isn't surprising given Thinking Cup's reputation as one of Boston's standout coffee shops. Between the welcoming atmosphere, quality food, and excellent location on Newbury Street, I'd definitely return the next time I'm in Boston.