Author: Jake5

Originally planned to go to Per Se Social Corner for brunch but was told the wait time woul be 1.5 hours! So I crossed the street to Homer Street Cafe, and it turned out to be a very pleasant brunch! It has a small patio...but all the tables were taken so I had to sit at the table at the street but there was hardly any traffic on Sunday so it was quite nice. I ordered a frittata and glass of house red, which was smooth and easy drinking, good for Sunday brunch. Portion of the frittata was so big, and delicious. Also, service was good though I sat outside on the street, I didn’t feel neglected by the servers at all. I will go there agin for sure.