Take a walk around Brookline Village and you'll find that you can eat from nearly every continent around the globe. Twenty-five restaurants adorn our little Brookline Village. 25 eateries that range from your standard delicatessen to authentic Persian to borscht-y Russian.
Brookline Village is such a richly diverse community. I often forget that just steps out my door what options lay before me....a complete list with links to sites (where available) are below.
Please add to comments any thoughts or experiences you've had with Brookline Village restaurants.
Baja Betty's - California-style Mexican
3 Harvard Street
Bottega di Capri - Italian
41 Harvard Street
Brookline Spa - Delicatessen
75 Harvard Street
Cafe' Stoli - Russian
213 Washington Street
Cutty's - American (and not yet open)
248 Washington Street
Family Restaurant - Turkish
305 Washington Street
Japan Village Mart - Japanese (and my experience *here*)
200 Washington Street
Kookoo cafe' - Persian/European cafe'
7 Station Street
La Morra - Northern Italian
48 Boylston Street
Mangia - Italian Pizzeria
8 Cypress Street
Martin's Coffee Shop - American-style diner
35 Harvard Street
Matt Murphy's - Irish Pub (and my experience *here*)
14 Harvard Street
Minsok - Korean
92 Harvard Street
New Paris Bakery - Bakery
10 Cypress Street
Olecito - Mexican (not yet open)
6 Cypress Street
Oriental Pearl - Vietnamese
220 Washington Street
Orinoco - Venezuelan (and my experience *here*)
22 Harvard Street
Pomodoro - Italian
24 Harvard Street
Sandwich Works - American delicatessen
195 Washington Street
Sichuan Garden - Chinese
295 Washington Street
Tashi Delek - Himilayan/Nepalese/Tibetan (read my experience *here*)
236 Washington Street
Village Fare Pizza - Pizzeria
387 Washington Street
Village Pizza House - Pizzeria
312 Washington Street
Village Smokehouse - American BBQ
1 Harvard Street
Virginia's Fine Foods - European-American cafe' and catering
8A Cypress Street
Yokohama - Japanese
238 Washington Street
Zen 320 - Japanese/Sushi
320 Washington Street
**POST UPDATE**
The total count is actually twenty-seven restaurants, with the recent addition to this list of the pizzerias that reside on Washington Street.
4 comments:
I've been to about half of this list. what about that italian place that's on the corner of Harvard and Babcock. I think it was because I was pregnant, but i LOVED it there. {and in my senility, I think I always ask you the name}
Don't forget the two Pizza/take-out places: Village house of Pizza and Village Fare. Not quite up to La Morra's level of quality but since you're counting, might as well include them.
You are so right! I'll add them straight away, thanks pallen.
What this area needs (NEEDS!) is a good Greek restaurant.
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