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    Martin's Coffee Shop

    3.6 (326 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Irish Breakfast

    Very cozy diner spot. A bit overpriced, but given that the area is Brookline and the portion size you get, it's pretty good! The people there are very kind, and service is quick. Has a bar area and some tables in the back.

    Home Fries Country Ranch Chicken
    John M.

    A very solid diner experience. Menu was expensive with options for everyone. The space has a few tables in back in addition to several barstools at the counter. The chicken ranch sandwich was delicious and would recommend. Also tried a few bites of my sisters burger and it was very good.

    Green Omelet Fluffy Pancakes

    Hole in the wall spot for classic diner eats. Coming from NJ, I was very impressed with this diner and small, unassuming presence. Loved the take on breakfast potatoes which were well seasoned and made on the grill. Not too greasy or heavy. Green omelette with green pepper, avocado and spinach was a great and unique combo. Omelette was prepared well without being too oily. One singular chocolate chip pancake was sufficient. Pancake was fluffy and well endowed with chocolate chips. It could be a little better if it was accompanied with real maple syrup, but good nevertheless. Service was expedient and staff were friendly.

    Eiffel tower (1 of 2 containers)
    Della S.

    You know the portions are enormous when your order comes in TWO takeout containers! I ordered the eiffel tower ($16.95 on Uber eats) which came with 3 eggs, 2 pieces of bacon, 2 pieces of ham, a lot of potatoes, and 2 slices of buttered toast. In a separate container there were two pancakes and a bunch of fruit (apples, pears, oranges, mandarins, cantaloupe, kiwi, two types of grapes, blackberries, and raspberries). I wasn't particularly blown away by anything, everything tasted good. The fruit was sweet and all the pieces they gave were fresh. The potatoes were on the soft side (no crispy edges) but I liked how their potatoes weren't super salty the way other diners or brunch places sometimes do their potatoes. The pancakes were solid but almost tasted like they were made from pancake mix. I also ordered the albanian breakfast ($15.95 on Uber eats). This came with 3 eggs, buttered toast, lamb gyro, potatoes, lots of roasted red pepper, lots of olives, fresh tomatoes and cucumbers, feta cheese, and tzatziki. The lamb gyro was really flavorful and the roasted red peppers were nice and smoky. I liked this plate better than the eiffel tower because I felt that there was a bigger variety of flavor. For eggs you can choose any style-- I asked for over medium and the eggs were perfectly cooked! For toast you can also choose between rye, raisin, white, and wheat. I'll definitely order from here again when I'm in the mood for diner food.

    The Mediterranean Breakfast Specialty - not worth the $20. Fresh Orange Juice (did not taste fresh & costed $6!), one Fluffy Pancake

    Completely underwhelming. After waiting for a seat for close to 40 mins, I was looking forward to trying this "neighborhood favorite." I ordered the Mediterranean breakfast. What i got was: greasy eggs (redeeming quality: they were over easy as requested) greasy mushy tasteless potatoes (no redeeming qualities, not even crispy edges), the thinnest slices of eggplant that were (sadly) breaded and fried in what must be stale oil given the taste, steak tips (chewy), and the best part -- and only fresh ingredient! -- feta cheese. Orange juice (they claim is fresh...but tasted exactly like bottled - you can kind of tell from the color; you'll have to trust me on the taste) was a whopping $6. You can literally buy a whole half gallon of OJ at the grocery store for less than that. Other reviews said it was reasonable for the price - this entrée was $19. Trendy brunch places charge the same and serve fresh, higher quality food & more creative dishes. This may have been a large quantity, but the quality was severely lacking. I feel duped.

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    Great food, great service, and great prices with a fun atmosphere. I highly recommend! Thank you so much!!

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    Food is pretty good, but takes forever. Don't go here if you're ever in a hurry. Food takes 40-50 mins on weekends typically.

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