Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe, Boston
When the menu declares that the "best breakfast in America" is coming your way, expectations are set rather high. So I was very happy not to be disappointed by Charlie's Sandwich Shoppe, 429 Columbus Ave, Boston (South End), Tel +1 617 536 7669. I can't yet confirm the best in the America tag, but I can confirm that Charlie's is a way cool, old school diner...
The omelette was good. But the Turkey Hash is the award-winning dish to go for. Soft, mushy spud, onion and minced turkey, fried into a big fat cake with a nice crispy skin...
The omelette was good. But the Turkey Hash is the award-winning dish to go for. Soft, mushy spud, onion and minced turkey, fried into a big fat cake with a nice crispy skin...
Labels: boston, charlies, diner, home fries, omelette, turkey hash
posted by Jamie Wodetzki at 1:48 pm
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6 Comments:
Enjoy it while it lasts, it may be the only uber cool place left in the south end.
That looks soooo good
Hi Jamie,
In the last few months, you may remember receiving an email invitation to become a part of the Foodbuzz Featured Publisher Program. With all the recipe-writing and food photography to be completed, we know emails can easily get lost in the shuffle, so Foodbuzz would like to re-extend our offer of inviting you to be a part of our food blogger network. I would love to send you more details about the program, so if you are interested, please email me at Shannon@foodbuzz.com.
And Charlie's says 'Best breakfast in America,' huh? Whether it is or isn't, I'm certainly intrigued...
Cheers!
Shannon Eliot
Editorial Assistant, Foodbuzz.com
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sorry that looks vile.
amy
Very nice recipe and beautiful presentation as well ... really liked your blog
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