Rock and Restaurants Does Boston: The Friendly Toast Restaurant Review
After a fabulous summer in DC I am back to Massachusetts (home) for a few weeks before the school year starts. To start off my vacation my parents and I went to The Friendly Toast in Cambridge, MA's Kendall Square. The Friendly Toast is an interesting restaurant with decor from the 1950s and a lot to look at while you are waiting. My wait was about 35 minutes which wasn't too bad and speaks to how popular the restaurant is on a Saturday morning.
The Friendly Toast's menu is as unique as the restaurant's decor, making for some difficult decisions. Luckily, when I dine with my parents we always get three different dishes and so we can try as many items as possible. I decided to order the "Drunkard's French Toast" with a creamy Grand Marnier & raspberry sauce. They also offer your choice of breads, so I opted for their oatmeal bread. My Mom ordered the "King Cakes," which came with this description "two mini pancakes with bananas and chocolate chips inside and peanut butter in between; encircled by a side of bacon or vegetarian bacon, but Elvis will roll in his grave." I loved their witty humor, especially their definition of mini pancakes. My Dad decided on the "Pumpkin Pancakes" with Raisinettes.
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All of these dishes sounded great on the menu and they were amazing! I love when a restaurant can take something as typical as french toast or pancakes and turn it into a unique dish you can't get anywhere else. To say we were stuffed was an understatement. I really enjoyed my french toast because I love raspberries and paired with the orange-flavored liqueur was such a good combination. The "King Cakes" were so rich and the peanut butter melted in between the cakes; which gave it a frosting-like consistency.
Also, once seated the service was pretty quick and our server was very friendly. I would definitely return to The Friendly Toast when I come home again. I will just make sure that I do not have any plans for lunch and make sure to have a light dinner.
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