Nashoba Brook Bakery
Boston, MA 02116-5116
Phone: (617) 236-0777
- Price:
- $
- Cross Street:
- Clarendon Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 7am-5:30pm, Sat 8am-5pm, Sun 9am-5pm
Editorial Review for Nashoba Brook Bakery – by Eric Grossman
The Scene
During the week, locals stop by on their way to and from work for coffee and a snack. Come weekends, the bright, airy space is perfect for reading a book or engaging in a quiet conversation. Young, friendly staffers make sandwiches and coffee drinks to order (it's counter-service only). With lots of natural light and a hip, contemporary soundtrack playing in the background, it's an ideal spot for lingering over the Sunday paper.
The Food
Excellent, French-style baked goods are made daily in Nashoba's Concord headquarters, but the house sandwiches are the main attraction in the Boston location. Premium fillings, fresh produce, homemade garnishes and the bakery's excellent breads combine to yield exceptional sandwiches like the flavorful No. 9 (smoked turkey, avocado, carrots and wasabi mayo). Lighter fare includes quirky homemade soups and salads, including a zingy carrot, ginger and sesame salad. Sinful cookies and pastries round out a perfect lunch.
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Insider Tips
ParkingThe majority of spaces in the area are resident-only; read signs carefully and allow plenty of time for finding a spot.
Know Before You GoSandwich selections change daily--visit their website for more information.
User Reviews for Nashoba Brook Bakery
01/17/2006 Posted by sgourmandp
Nashoba could be so much better than it is. The food is average and the place also needs to be tidier.
Cons: , ambience
11/13/2002 Posted by dadslittlegirl
This place was delightful and friendly. During our one week trip we went 4 times. Sandwiches were huge, half will feed you. The breads were SOOO good - olive bread on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Salads were different and reasonable - blue cheese and broccoli flavored just right. Vinagrette with just the right tang. And bakery items that were just delicious, the little fruit tarts are worth twice the $1.50 price. If you go to Boston and miss this tiny little place, it's your loss. I miss it.
Pros: inexpensive, fresh, plentiful
Cons: parking
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