.Best Brunch

Camino

For whatever reason, the word isn’t out about Camino’s brunch. There’s never a wait, the enormous communal tables are large enough to accommodate bigger parties, and the menu is as diverse as one could hope for. There are small plates, large plates, savory and sweet breakfast options, a cheese plate, fresh breads, salads, and more lunch-like fare, in addition to brunch staples like wood-oven baked eggs, pork and herb sausages, and French toast. If that weren’t enough to entice you, their homemade doughnuts — which are almost always on the menu — are delicious. On the liquid side of things, Camino serves inventive cocktails (try their take on a michelada), fresh squeezed juices, and coffee from Four Barrel. Needless to say, there’s a reason Mark Bittman wrote a feature-length article about the restaurant in The New York Times Magazine earlier this year: After five years, Russell Moore is dishing out better-tasting food than ever.

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