"The cozy, living room-like, art-filled cafe is revered for its quiche (a fan described the monster-sized slice as “deep-dish pizza”), pastries like chocolate chip-packed croissants, coffee, smoothies, and grilled paninis — a popular breakfast alternative with a homey, art-filled vibe." - Sharon McDonnell
"Brunch spot with some of the best breakfast treats in all of Cambridge. They serve the classics like egg sandwiches, but also unique items such as their fruit stuffed french toast. Cafe Luna’s warm and cozy atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for a nice quiet sunday morning brunch. Make sure to make a reservation well in advance because it's tiny and fills up fast!" - Intrepid
"This relaxed cafe offers daily breakfast and lunch and a beloved weekend brunch with a wide-ranging menu from surf-and-turf eggs Benedict with steak and lobster to Mexican churro French toast. Fuel up on a workday morning with their iced New Orleans-style coffee brewed with chicory and served with simple syrup and cream." - Erika Adams
"Kendall Square's Cafe Luna ups the ante for brunch with a menu that ranges from homemade corned beef hash—slow-cooked for more than 20 hours with roasted leeks, red bliss potatoes, and spices—to a "Cookie Monster" French toast with melting Belgian chocolate, cookie butter, fresh strawberries, Oreo cookie crumble, and dollops of whipped cream. With 50 menu items that range from silly to serious, the bang-for-your-buck spot promises something good for everyone." - Paul Rubio, Elizabeth Wellington, Nathan Tavares
A Kendall Square standby known for lemon ricotta pancakes, robust Benedicts, and friendly service. Recommended by Condé Nast Traveler, it’s a lively, independently owned brunch house that draws students, families, and weekend regulars alike.