5-star experience at Theo's Cozy Corner this morning. Owner Theo came from Brazil in 1989, started…read moreworking here as a dishwasher and bought the business a few years later. Smart man, great little corner. (Note: I asked him his story, he's attentive yet will leave you alone if you don't want to chat.) This place is clean, the menu variety is plentiful without being overwhelming. Prices are extremely reasonable. Food is fast, high quality, and tasty. I've found my go to breakfast spot when I'm in the area, I'll be back! Of note, bring your debit card for the ATM next door. Cash only.

A dope little cafe with incredible Brazilian flair! The breakfast was delicious and for that added…read morekick, try the homemade hot sauce! Cash ONLY! But there is an ATM next door. (They insisted it was ok to pay afterwards) SERVICE was awesome!!

One of the best breakfast spots in the North End! I highly recommend making a reservation, we went…read morefor brunch on a Friday and the place was absolutely packed. Even with how busy it was, the service was quick, friendly, and attentive. The food came out fast, everything tasted incredibly fresh, and you could tell the ingredients were high quality. The sausage omelet was flavorful and perfectly cooked, and the cinnamon roll pancake was the highlight of the meal; soft, fluffy, and just the right amount of sweet. If you're looking for a great brunch in the North End, this place is definitely worth a visit. I'll absolutely be back!

Small cozy restaurant. Perfect place for brunch. Service…read morewas great and attentive. Gave complimentary banana bread (which was very yummy, moist, not too sweet). There were only 2 of us, but we couldn't decide what to order so we got 4 items. The short rib grilled cheese was great, not too fatty (which I prefer). The fries were also good. The lobster sliders were a little too wet for us, but paired well with the fries. We underestimated the size of the salad, but it was a solid salad. My friend really enjoyed the banana bourbon French toast and she's someone that doesn't have a sweet tooth. She really liked the caramelized parts, reminded her of taffy. We killed as much as we could!

Love this neighborhood spot! Great margaritas, love their tinga burrito and guacamole. Great and…read morefriendly service too.

Nice community spot for brunch in Eastie. The menu is super simple and straightforward with fair…read moreprices. We came here for breakfast and ordered the Chilaquiles and the Angela's Special (w/ french toast). The Chilaquiles had a nice amount of heat, while the portions for both were pretty sizeable. It's a bit cramped on the inside, but they do a good job of managing the flow. Service was really warm and friendly, and they had great coffee!

When Flour Bakery opened up on Farnsworth Street years ago it had some of the best pastries…read moresandwiches and soups I ever tasted. I went back approximately three weeks ago, and the quality of all of their food is still top-notch. I highly recommend if you want a great soup, sandwich and dessert visit Flour bakery.

I recently ordered delivery from Flour Bakery + Cafe(Boston location), and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I tried the breakfast egg sandwich and the chicken tikka masala naan and both were so yummy and incredibly satisfying. The egg sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala naan was packed with taste and surprisingly filling, it made for a great lunch. Everything arrived well-packed and fresh. Definitely ordering again!

We had a really pleasant stay here. The staff was kind and welcoming, even during a busy event…read moreweekend! The hotel is a little dated in the rooms but clean throughout and with a modern lobby that has amazing views of the harbor - breathtaking when you walk in! The room we had was comfy and the harbor view was incredible, such a peaceful and inviting feature. Public transit really made it easier to manage the location too, since it was a little bit of a journey to downtown (but super easy to get to the airport!) we'd definitely stay here again!

After spending all of my rewards points for this hotel (equivalent to $375!), I was mortified by…read morewhat I saw. The joker working the customer service desk was severely unprofessional, slouched, kept typing on his computer not even acknowledging me, didn't even bother looking up when he said "ID and credit card!" I walked up, said "Hi, how's it going?" He completely ignored me, handed my ID back, and handed me the credit card and told me to scan it. It was "declined" for some reason and he did it again himself which left me with 2 temporary holds. Thankfully my credit card dropped one of the holds. The hotel was dirty, smelled bad, and my room had peeling paint in the bathroom, the shower door didn't close completely so water got all over the floor - and the lighting was awful. People really pay $375 for a room like this?! I pay $150 for 10 times better and YES even at airports. I travel a lot for work, and leisure so I'm not new at this. Which is also why I had 40,000 points to spend. My daughter came with me on this trip and she pulled down her sheets and saw what looks like blood on them. We were so exhausted from traveling since 3am, she just came over to my bed to sleep after seeing this. I am not happy about this, and truly do wish I can just have my points back due to this. The hotel has no pool, either. It's mostly a pilot, flight attendant, business hotel with no extras. Sad. Disappointed. And broke.

amazing food, good prices. friendly service! i would go out of my way to come back here if ever in…read morethe area

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.

Prior to visiting Boston, I did my research on things to do and places to eat. Every search for…read morebreakfast spots mentioned Mike & Patty's as a must stop for the best breakfast sandwich you're going to get anywhere. Enough said! I'm a huge breakfast fanatic, especially a good breakfast sandwich or burrito. This is the original location that was started by two friends and has grown to multiple other locations since. We took an Uber here from our hotel. I imagine if you drive over here, parking will be a challenge. It's almost easy to miss. It sits on a corner of a brick building with just writing on the windows. In all my research I did not catch that it is the smallest restaurant in Boston at only 175 square feet. It's basically a room with most of the space taken by the tiny kitchen. There's also a little tiny ledge on the window with a couple of stools for those who may want to dine in. Customers including us took turns walking in and putting in our orders and then stepping out to make room for more people. It had a steady line the whole time we were there. Hours are limited from 7:30-2 so don't delay. Customer service was straight business, kind of the norm in Boston. Their menu is breakfast sandwiches, a couple of burritos and some lunch options like a turkey sandwich, BLT, or a Rueben. For sides, they have hashbrowns or a plain English muffin. For a small menu, they do have quite a few drink options like coffee, tea, juices, and different flavored milks including banana milk which I have never seen. For their food, they use high quality ingredients from local farms and purveyors and have their own bakery for their bread. My eyes fixated on the Breakfast Grilled Crack mainly for the name, but also all the ingredients looked tasty. It was quality eggs, bacon, four cheeses on sourdough bread. I went extra and added sausage to it as well. I also got OJ to wash it down. We realized our only option to eat comfortably was to go back to our hotel lobby to eat. Even with the travel time, the sandwich was nice and warm and the bread was still nice and crispy from the griddle. This sandwich was indeed one of the best breakfast sandwiches I have ever had. I almost felt guilty eating it because of how rich and cheesy it was. I would skip the hash brown next time. It did not travel well nor did it have anything special going on with it. Hands down one of my favorite meals of the trip that I would absolutely do again if I am in the area.

Sometimes I want to keep Mike & Patty's as my little secret, but it's too good not to share…read more This tiny hole-in-the-wall serves some of the best breakfast sandwiches in Boston, with quick and genuinely friendly service every time. Sandwiches with an egg = breakfast right? My go-to is The Fancy: Vital Farms pasture-raised fried eggs, bacon, cheddar, smashed avocado, red onions, and house mayo on toasted Flourhouse multigrain. The ingredients are always fresh, and every bite is packed with flavor. Mmm Mmm Good! Ps...I eat it so fast every time I forget to take pics -- I just get too excited for it :)

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.

Such an amazing breakfast we are from California found this lil gem near our Airbnb did not…read moredisappoint amazing service .