Waverly Kitchen & Bar Charlestown

Great lil restaurant for as a brunch spot. Good atmosphere for family friendly and a date setting. Has a nice modern forward antique vibe. Food was delicious and came in a reasonable time for a brunch full house. Needs reservation in advance if going with a party > 2. Got banana bread (powdered sugar on top, and a spreadable slightly sweet buttery spread on the side), the pancakes (better than the average diner pancakes), and huevos rancheros. I wish the entry area wasn’t so close to the tables that are next to it. When it’s winter time and you sit next to the entry way, you’ll feel the breeze if there is one.

The food was amazing! Burgers / sandwiches are juicy with a delicious sauce. Eggplant Milanese is an interesting one. The staff are friendly and professional. The ambient lighting makes it feel cozy and inviting! The only thing I would change is the noise level; especially at time of our visit, the music was loud and so it made people talk louder and the whole space got very chaotic (in the staff’s defense, they apologized for it). Otherwise, cute place with good people !

Voted as one of the top places for Brunch in Boston according to some influencer on IG. I ABSOLUTELY love the interiors here. My Eggs Benedict eggs weren't poached/runny... again I only mention because if you like yours runny you will need to make a point to ask. Next up my friend ordered fresh fruit with yogurt... the bowl came with a 'bed' of yogurt and delicious tasting fruit on top, the issue is the yogurt cost $5.00 as a side... you definitely should get more than a smear LOL BTW everyone agreed that they enjoyed their meal once we got things straightened out. Other friend ordered scrambled eggs with steak and they were kind enough to accommodate this request however, we received egg whites not scrambled eggs with yolk included Whew! I was embarrassed as I usually do my research befo

If you’re on the fence about brunch at Waverly Kitchen I’d say it’s definitely worth eating at least once. They have a good mix of breakfast and lunch items and everything I tried was delicious and good value. Parking can be a bit tricky on the street but overall a solid brunch spot with friendly staff in a cute, cozy spot in Charlestown. Reservations can get booked so try 1.5-2 weeks in advance for peak brunch times.

This is one of my favorite brunch places in Boston. Although we had a reservation, we still had to wait around 10 to 15 minutes to be seated. The place is a bit small which is why it gets crowded. It is very nicely decorated and loved the vibe. For brunch, we shared Turkish eggs, eggs benedict and French toast. The eggs benedict and French toast were amazing, especially the latter. As for the Turkish eggs, the dish was overall good but is not what you would expect when you order Turkish eggs, as it barely had any yogurt in it.