Eli’s in Natick would be an easy detour. Delicious breakfast!

Reins deli at the Ma/ct border on 84. The Stockbridge inn in Sturbridge. (That name doesn’t look right but it’s famous). Pretty easy on off pike I think.

There's no easy on-off from the turnpike in Boston proper because most exits are only eastbound and most entrances are only westbound. I would suggest getting out to Framingham.

I've done a bit of looking this morning and was drawn to looking for a place in Watertown (my hometown in a different state) and wa thinking that going somewhere that's out of the center of the city would be doable? Any thoughts/suggestions there?

Are you looking for brunch in Boston or somewhere between Boston and somewhere (???) in Connecticut?

I agree with the other poster it would be a little easier to keep it quick and easy access if you are further out to at least Framingham. A few random things I would suggest just based on what I happen to know: Donut Stand in Hopkinton (technically of 495 but it's just a tiny bit past 90 there), Worcester is full of cute streetcar diners that could be good options, Rein's Deli in Vernon CT right off 84 is great but might be a bit further from Boston than you want.

Otherwise I might look around google maps/reviews in Worcester and Framingham and see what looks good. Those will both be easier to navigate than Boston.

cafe luna, Brookline Lunch

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(Brookline Lunch is amazing their french toast is great!)

Andala doesn't do any specific "brunch" but it's a good place to go at brunch time for a change of pace from the usual.

Shy Bird is surprisingly good for brunch and we headed there whenever we were hungover from parties, lol. They have nice brunch cocktails and the standard savory fare but with optional chicken additions.

Cafe Luna is pretty good

Mamelah’s. Hands down.

Christopher’s is great but closed for the pandemic.

Stephanie's is quite nice, they'd be my go-to. I had a good experience at Eva as well. Might also be worth checking out Sonsie, I've not been there at brunch but when I came for a company event years back, they seemed to have good food.

Friendly Toast

I like Buttermilk and Bourbon for brunch. I took my boyfriend to Contessa for brunch for his birthday, unique place but very pricey.

Abe & Louie’s

I'm a big fan of Cafe Landwer!!

I love Revival Cafe & Kitchen - one on Milk St near Govt Center and another just opened in Ft Point depending on where you are!

Flour has excellent pastries - their sticky sticky buns and their sugared brioche rolls are phenomenal.

There's one right around the corner from the children's museum.

Vester in the Crispr building; it's in Southie, so you can walk/ Uber or take the 11 bus.

Highly recommend Work from Shybird in Southie. $19.95, includes breakfast or lunch & unlimited coffee. You do need a res.

Tatte in seaport is what you are looking for.

Brassica Kitchen for brunch. You wont regret it

Haven isn’t crazy cheap but I liked their brunch last time I had it

Their food is sooo good! And I believe they just opened a bar inside now, so not sure if they’re doing brunch “drinks” or not. Otherwise, the breakfast smash burger is not to be missed!

I used to live near Evergreen. It was a great spot during the pandemic, always quick and delicious. EXCEPT:

It was an unseasonably warm sunday: April 18, 2021, the first day of Hot Vax Summer one might say. I ordered an omelette from them bc Ula was randomly closed. 

When I got there I hadn’t seen so many people in one place since 2019. Like every millennial or old GenZ in JP AND Roxbury had decided to come to evergreen on that glorious Sunday.

I waited an hour and fifteen for that omelette. They comped me a cookie at least.

It is on my walk to work so Ive gotten a sandich there some weekday mornings. I have not found it to be a pleasant place to sit inside and talk. Do you have weekend experience?

All the places mentioned are good but tres gatos is also great. Though better when you can eat outdoors

JPizle Kitchen has good brunch and the folks are very friendly!

Zoe’s does a nice classic diner breakfast-all-day, and +1 to Tatte

I absolutely love this little coffee shop called Darwins on Putnam street, slightly outside the square and inside this mixed-use building that has a very relaxing, cozy vibe.

lowkey the best option is still Jefes

Flour

I second Tatte, Zoe's and Flour. I add Black Sheep Bagel Cafe.

https://www.reddit.com/r/boston/comments/1mj5ebb/brunch_recommendations_in_back_bay/

Go to Louis Corner, literally just opened.

Weirdly Boston is largely a Sunday brunch only kind of town but I like black lamb, kava and MIDA and they are all open tomorrow (just can’t guarantee brunchy menu)

Pizza talia on 618 shawmut ave, South end 👌👍

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I like Eva on Newbury st for brunch.

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I’ve read good things about the one at Four Seasons One Dalton.

Cici’s Cafe, The Nook, Blu Jam, all on Ventura Blvd. Joe’s Cafe in Granada Hills.

I really liked Basecamp in Burbank. There's also Cafe de Olla, Porto's has decent breakfast for the price, and The Castaway if you're feeling fancy.

I like Nat's Early Bite if I'm rolling solo, and More Than Waffles if I've got a date, or like my bros are in the neighborhood or something.

Leo & Lily on Ventura in Woodland Hills. Guarantee you'll drive past it like three times before you find it if you haven't been there before. It's actually on a side street. Nice outdoor dining, great food.

I agree about Cici's in Tarzana on Ventura as well.

More than Waffles!