A Little Bit About a Lot of Things

There aren’t many places in suburbia where you can get a good brunch. This is one of them. I used to come here often, when my friend Paul Broadnax used to do Monday night jazz or Sunday jazz brunch. He has since moved on to other venues, Acton Jazz Cafe in Acton, MA and Stone Soup Cafe in Ipswich.

Now those people that dine with me, or who have read this blog, know that I love me a good bread basket. Bullfinch’s has one. There were four of us at brunch and we were served 2 scones (which were so moist!), two pieces of coffee cake and a carrot-y  muffin of sorts. YUM!

We sat in the back room, the cafe, which was nice because you can still hear the jazz but you can also have your own conversations without feeling like you are being rude to the musicians. The decor is cozy and warm. There are banquettes with cushy pillows, sheer curtains on the room by the window, it’s just lovely. If it’s your birthday they put confetti on your table and give you a great big balloon, very cute.

Brunch is very affordable, it worked out to be about $15 a person-and we all left full. I had the Bullfinch breakfast, two eggs any style with home fries, bacon and toast. I couldn’t even finish! Other choices on the menu that are delicious include: pancakes with bacon, huevos ranchero, and eggs benedict (they make their own hollandaise sauce). As a side note, they do have vegetarian options as well as gluten free options.

So if you’re ever in the area, stop by for brunch. And if you love a good meal with a great performance to boot, visit my friend Paul at one of his upcoming gigs (his schedule is on his website).

Bullfinchs

730 Boston Post Road
Sudbury, MA 01776-3368
(978) 443-4094

http://www.bullfinchs.com/

Hours of operation

dinner nightly: Monday – Thursday     5 – 9:30; Friday and Saturday    5 – 10:00

live jazz Sunday brunch  11 – 2

Sunday afternoon bar menu   2 – 4:30

Sunday afternoon bar menu, Sunday night dinner   5 – 9:00

Tags: brunch, restaurant