Where To Brunch On Mother's Day 2015 In Boston
Bergamot
You can bring mom to Bergamot in Cambridge to celebrate Mother's Day with a three-course prix fix brunch. With appetizers like olive oil poached salmon; grilled corn bread with crispy ham, spring onion, and cream cheese; or short stack buttermilk pancakes; entrées like the Fisherman's brunch of pollock fish cakes, linguiça, fried egg, and hollandaise; soufflé omelet with smoked haddock; or breakfast pizza. Dessert offerings include PBJ donuts, a cheese plate, or mint chocolate trifle. This menu is $44 per guest and does not include beverages.
Brass Union
If your mother is in the mood for something a little more active and different – or perhaps simply more competitive – make a reservation at Brass Union. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., chef Jonathan Kopacz's brunch menu will be served with a variety of breakfast sandwiches like their egg sandwich with two fried eggs and whipped goat cheese, along with other brunch items like their Greek yogurt with lavender honey and house-made granola.
Pastoral
Chef Todd Winer offers a wonderful take on Mother's Day brunch over in Fort Point at Pastoral. For $42, guests enjoy a three-course meal and a cocktail from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with mom. With Calabrian spumantai, cinnamon and walnut rotalo, lemon ricotta donut served with berries, shaved asparagus salad with buffalo mozzarella, and a wood fired gondola sandwich, there is something sweet or savory for everyone.
Rosa Mexicano
Celebrate your mother in the seaport with some of the most beautiful views of the harbor, as Rosa Mexicano offers a festive option for Mother's Day this year. El Dia de Las Madres is celebrated with huevos Rosa (sunny side up eggs with crispy tortilla and refried beans), cinnamon-chile dusted French toast with mascarpone filling, and Mexico City chilaquiles. Enjoy these treats with any of their delightful cocktails and this Mother's Day could very well become your favorite celebration yet.
Russell House Tavern
Grafton Street loves mothers, so Mother's Day celebrations can be found in all of their restaurants. At Russell House Tavern in Harvard Square, spring vegetables and feta quiche, lobster cocktail, a house-made maple-fennel bacon BLT, and grilled Atlantic salmon are the menu additions to please her. Park Restaurant and Bar, Grafton Street, and Temple Bar also have their own special menu items for the holiday. Sunny duck egg with duck confit can be found at Grafton Street and rumor has it Temple Bar is featuring a chilled lump crab with avocado and brioche and a grilled shrimp benedict.
The Taj
If your mother is in the mood for something a little more elevated, The Taj's Grand Ballroom and Rooftop brunch is the place to be. Sparkling chandeliers, draped windows looking out onto the Public Gardens, and a brunch buffet are all available at Boston's top tier hotels. Chilled seafood, salads, and charcuterie stations abound; international cuisine ranging from Asian to Indian specialties is available, but also the traditional brunch fare of omelets, Belgian waffles, a prime rib carving station, and a separate dessert buffet are all a part of this delectable brunch. On the holiday, four seatings are available: 11:00 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 1:30 p.m.; reservations are required.