Brookline Lunch

We were planning on going to Cafe Luna nearby, but it was too crowded. My friend living in the area said I should come here instead and get the ultimate omelet. Since then, that friend has received extra props from me for an outstanding food suggestion. I will most likely take his advice for food recommendations more seriously as a mental note. For a foodie, that's a pretty big deal.Anyway, get the ultimate omelet if you want the whole kitchen sink. It's filled with vegetables, ham, bacon, sausage, and a few pieces of toast. It's really two meals if I weren't a fatty that doesn't know when he's full. I basically licked the plate afterwards.One complaint about sitting on the booth areas is that the backing is a bit wobbly and depending on who's sitting behind you, it could get annoying. I think both people need to lean at the same time or else the backing flimsily slaps your upper back after you've just inhaled half the omelet and want to take a rest.

Great homestyle food at an unbeatable price.

A really wonderful surprise. I took one star off for no A/C (one of the hottest summers on record, so definitely could have been a deal breaker!) but the food is delicious, the couple who run the place are very sweet and hardworking and even though it seems like a standard brunch menu- the Jerusalem omelette I ordered was perfectly cooked, delicious, and I adored how the rest of the plate had a bit of Moroccan flair to it. The ambiance was comfy and cozy too.