This Boston Brunch Spot Just Made a National ‘Best Of’ List

When it comes to food, Boston has plenty of hotspots. From pop stars' favorite burger joints to Michelin-Star-rated Japanese restaurants, Boston has no shortage of bragging rights.

Now there's another reason for foodies to flock to Beantown—brunch.

According to a new ranking from AOL, one of Boston's beloved brunch spots is not only a local favorite, it's officially among the best in the country.

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Tucked away in Jamaica Plain is a restaurant full of homemade pastries, over-the-top brunch plates, and iconic donuts.

Why Brassica Kitchen & Cafe Is Getting National Buzz

Brassica Kitchen & Cafe at 3712 Washington Street has been growing in popularity since it first opened in 2016. From the hundreds of rave reviews online, people clearly love their chicken and waffles plates and signature donuts, but it's the brunch menu that's bringing them national attention.

What Makes This Boston Brunch Spot Stand Out

AOL recently ranked their Top 10 Best Brunch Spots Across America and Brassica landed on the list for their "reimagined comfort classics and killer pastries."

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Not only did AOL love the food at Brassica, they also credit the laidback atmosphere and inviting aesthetic for creating what they call "living room vibes."

Apparently eating at Brassica is like having friends over your house for a Sunday brunch, without having to do any cooking or cleaning yourself. Sounds great to me.

The tough part may be finding a table at this beloved eatery.

Tips for Visiting Brassica in Jamaica Plain

Brassica does offer reservations online for most meals and their now-famous brunch and it seems like you might want to make one. The restaurant is not very large and it can often be a long wait for those just walking in for a bite.

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Yet even if you can get a table for the full brunch experience, reviewers say swinging through to grab a donut and a cup of espresso is completely worth it as well.

So if you find yourself in Boston this spring and craving some comforting breakfast foods, clearly Brassica Kitchen & Cafe is where you'll find them.