Boston's Best Brunch

Sleeping in. Catching up on favorite TV shows. And obviously, enjoying delicious breakfast sandwiches. Or a huge serving of Eggs Benedict. Or perhaps blueberry pancakes doused in homemade syrup. The point is, who doesn't love a hearty breakfast on a Saturday or a Sunday morning? - By Yoojin Cho

Get there early to avoid long lines, but its Mac & Cheese and Potato Pancakes are definitely worth the wait.

A hidden gem in Allston, between Commonwealth Ave. and Brighton Ave., Union Café has a huge breakfast menu, featuring Eggs Benedict, fruit salad, pancakes, muffins and omelets.

Breakfast served all day, so you can stop by whenever you have the cravings for breakfast sandwiches.

Fancy a classy Sunday brunch? Then Stephanie's is the place. A smoked salmon omelet served with a mimosa will make your Sunday morning (or afternoon) delightful.

Brunch with live jazz music in the background. They serve oysters and chilled lobster cocktail at the Raw Bar for brunch as well.

From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday and 10 to 11 a.m. on Sunday, they have $9.95 all-inclusive breakfast. Otherwise, average of $10 per entrée for typical breakfast with eggs, meat of your choice, home fries and toast, omelet or sandwich.

From 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Eastern Standard serves scrambled eggs with homemade sauce, lobster beignets and sweet corn pancakes.

Looking for fun omelet with Portobello mushroom, tomato and goat cheese? Or Greek omelet with tomato, feta and olives? Then Sound Bites is your place.

Waffles, flavored pancakes, muffins… they have it all. They also have family-recipes for pastries, jelly and even syrup.

Yoojin Cho is a Boston University student and aspiring journalist. She spent two semesters interning with the CBSBoston Digital team.