The Heights

Loving the Oatmeal That You Think You Hate

Madeleine D’Angelo • October 12, 2017

In my kindergarten war again oatmeal, I was victorious. Little did I know that the joke was on me.

The Heroes at Paris Creperie Don’t Wear Crepes, They Make Them

Riley Overend • October 11, 2017

This Coolidge Corner classic introduced Boston to the French way of starting the day. Their menu of kooky crepes and decadent specialty drinks has enchanted customers time and time again.

Get Your Breakfast for Dinner at South Street Diner

Joan Kennedy • October 11, 2017

There are only a few places left in Boston where you can get food past midnight, and South Street Diner is the standout option. So when you want breakfast for dinner (or a midnight snack) go and order yourself a stack of Boston creme pancakes.

Hei Lei Moon is All That and Dim Sum

William Batchelor • October 11, 2017

Bistro781 Puts a New Spin on Brunch

Shannon Kelly • October 11, 2017

While Waltham changes with the times one thing has stayed the same: a love for Bistro781’s weekend brunch. But this hotspot puts a twist on the classics, serving up items like crab cake eggs benedict, and a french toast that is more like a custard.

With Sofra, Find Your Turkish Delight

Madeleine D’Angelo • October 11, 2017

Tucked away on the outskirts of Cambridge, Sofra has been making Bostonians rethink breakfast since it opened nine years ago. Instead of pancakes, think poached eggs on labneh, and sparkling spoon sweets.

From the South End, Mike’s City Diner Serves All-American Classics

Alec Greaney and Taylor St. Germain • October 11, 2017

Opened before the South End became the trendy area this it is today, Mike’s City Diner has been helping Bostonians start their way in the classic American tradition for over 20 years.