Blunch

What an adorable little place but don’t be fooled by the size because they really know what they are doing when it comes to food.
They have some great items to offer from sandwiches to salad. I went with their goat cheese, tomatoes, mixed baby greens, and walnuts added some chicken and it was delicious. So refreshing and a great portion as well.
There is limited seating here some stools around the window and one table for 2. They do have a bench outside as well to sit on. The location has some unique décor and shows off their Guy Fieri autograph and visit which is super cool.
Staff seemed nice and helpful even brought out your food to your seating. We order tea and latte and they were so helpfully to make sure to make the order perfect.
Everything was delicious and great. Will come back next time Im in town.

Totally fun experience! Saw them on triple D and had to check it out folks there are super friendly and know how to sell there specialties– we wanted it all — ordered a bunch of stuff to split and share and enjoyed every mouthful!

Got one of their giant chocolate chip cookies and The Delovely sandwich.
The sandwich was absolutely great. It was very simple with fresh veggies and meat. There isn’t an overbearing amount of each ingredient that is put into the sandwich (just the right amt of dressing, veggies, and meat). You’re able to taste everything, and when you do, the combination is amazing!
The cookie (as you’ve seen in the pictures) look super fluffy and delicious, and they are! Just like the sandwich, there isn’t one taste/​flavor that is overbearing to the whole cookie (not too sweet, salty, baking-​soda-​tasting, dry, or bland).
Small breakfast place around the corner. Definitely would recommend anyone to come here for a yummy (and decent sized) breakfast!

It’s not your typical brunch place but the bagel sandwiches are delicious and very filling. Seating is very limited so go early or plan to take out.

This little breakfast/​lunch joint is nicely located right across from the Boston Medical Center. They have some unique sandwiches which savor anyone’s taste buds. I had the Big Papi and The Beef. I felt The Beef had more flavor and gave it more of an enjoyable eating experience. I did not leave one crumb. The space in there was sorta crammed if you wanted to sit down and eat there. It can get busy as the employees at the BMC may go there for breakfast or lunch. It is a must check out when you are in the area for a great sandwich!

Before I came here, I thought it was a cozy restaurant. However it turns out to be a descent Italian brunch place which brought me back to the days I was traveling in Italy. Crunchy panini is a highlight to the beginning of the day. The ladies at the front desks and the cooks in the kitchen are all so nice. I will come back if I live in Boston in the future.

Blunch definitely has that hidden gem feel to it! It appears to be well known to the folks at Boston Medical but I’m not sure if this place is known to Boston at large. It’s on the smaller side and doesn’t lend itself to staying there to eat, but that’s fine because you’re in the South End! I’ll order a breakfast sandwich and yogurt parfait and walk to one of the many parks /​green spaces nearby in the South End to enjoy my food.
Blunch really is a quality alternative to waiting in those long lines to get in to Mike’s City Diner. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Was at Boston Medical for an appt. Pulled up Unilocal and this gem popped right up. Quiant little place, i had the daily special called «the whim» roasted chicken panini with truffle aioli, mozerella and mushrooms. WOW! The panini was crusty and delicious. Highly recommended.

Great good! Great place to go if you have an appointment at BMC. Very moist and yummy. Great coffee as well…

My bf and I visited Boston recently and it was raining the entire time we were there. Bad luck I know :(We were looking for some grub and just when I was settling for a diner that’s closer, bf convinced me to walk an extra 2 blocks in the pouring rain to go to Blunch. And it was so worth it! There is a reason this place was on Diners Drive Ins and Dives. Food is great, highly affordable and fast! Only downside is the small space and limited seating. Very accommodating though; because it was raining and cold that day, the manager put a heater under the long table for customer to warm up!
The Giving Tree $ 7.95 — Smoked turkey was shaved apples and honey dijon. Yumm! I could eat this everyday! Must try to remake this at home!
The everything bagel BLTC $ 5.79 — made w/​fluffy whipped baked eggs! The egg was hella thick! Again, inspiring me to make baked whipped baked eggs now. Bf loved this haha Such a good price too!

To think this was once our casual corner sandwich shop. Nikki and her team have done a marvelous job since the day they opened on the corner of E Springfield and Harrison. This can be a bit of a tough location but they’ve managed to thrive and continue to serve delicious sandwiches and sweet treats in the south end.
The space is tiny but if you’re in the area def give one of their sandwiches a try. My personal favorite sandwich is the Giving Tree– turkey topped with fresh crisp slices of apples– perfection. My husband would always get a breakfast sandwich with their chipotle aioli and still raves about it 5 yrs later!
On my latest visit I only had time for a quick treat so of course I indulged in their better-​than-​crack chocolate chip cookies and a blondie for the road. Limiting my choices to 2 was extremely difficult considering they had an abundance of their incredible coffee cakes and it may be a while before I come back. But in my mature, other-​side-​of-​30, adult way, I refrained.
Bottom line: quick, casual lunch and if you stop in make sure to top off with a sweet treat, you won’t regret it!

My GF and I come here often after our morning walks in the South End. You really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Egg/​Bagelwiches are great for breakfast. We usually stop by for an early lunch and lately we’ve been into the Big Papi panini, adding onion, tomato and hot peppers to it.
Seating is limited. I think there are about 7 spots. There is also a bench outside that could seat a few.

Watch the step at the doorway — unless you are totally oblivious, they do warn you! Tiny corner spot here, with a few counter style seats in the small front room and a counter where you order at in the back. The blackboard menus clearly lists name, descriptions, and price. Can’t ask for anything more! Except perhaps one of those enticing pastries sitting there on the counter. Courtesy water was conveniently located against the small divider wall, and coffee was self serve on the side so you can get it the way you want.
We ordered and paid at the counter and took our drinks and pastries to a recently vacated spot in the small dining area. The owner noticed and came around to wipe up our table space and later returned with our freshly made sandwiches in hand. My DC picked The Colonial $ 7.99 (smoked turkey breast, english cucumber, black & red raspberry preserves, greens, swiss cheese, multi-​grain) on french, while I opted for The Loaf $ 8.50 (stuffed all angus beef meatloaf, stewed tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, sour dough), and we traded halves. The French bread held up better than the sourdough in retaining its crispness despite the moistness of the fillings. Both sandwich creations were tasty, but I preferred The Loaf just a tad.
I completely decimated my two halves and still had room for something sweet. Their chocolate cookies were big, and generously studded with chocolate chunks $ 2.34. Cute little donut pillows speckled with sugar crystals called out to us for $ 1.25. We were pleasantly surprised by the dab of Nutella filling hidden in the petite beignet.
We fortunately managed to find a nearby meter spot on this, our first visit to Blunch.

Came for the second time and got The Bird.
Sooooo good! I thought the everything bagel bltc was good but the bird is even better. I think I’m going to have to try all of the sandwiches.

I called on a snowy morning to check if this amazing little place was open… Lo and behold it was! I came across this place by sheer accident and I am so happy I did! After reading a few review about how amazing the bagelwiches are and reading an article about the top 50 places to visit in Boston, I had to try it!
We came in and were immediately greeted in this quiet corner café on a snowy Monday morning. We were told about all the menu items and we decided to select the Everything BLTC with egg on it! Great decision! The food was amazing! This tall sandwich was stabbed with a stick and full of flavor!
We also order the triple got chocolate which I most certainly would recommend (especially with marshmallows on top). My friend ordered the American which he thoroughly enjoyed. The vibe and atmosphere made for the ultimate experience!
The cream of the crop however was the giant chocolate chip cookie which is what enticed me to the place in the first place. The cookie was crunchy on the outside and gooey on the inside! The perfect cookie! You need one of these!
I would highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for breakfast or lunch or both! Just make sure to check the times as they close around 3pm. A much deserved 5 stars!

Walked to Blunch on a beautiful Saturday to get sandwiches for lunch. If picking up sandwiches, I suggest calling ahead because it was pretty crowded when we got there and we had to wait ~20 minutes for the sandwiches to be ready. There is probably only 8 – 10 seats in the entire place so it is a little too claustrophobic to eat here when crowded.
We ordered the giving tree and the wilbur. We were very excited about both sandwiches, but a little disappointed upon eating them. Unilocal photos made them look bigger than they actually were. Also, all of the sandwich ingredients were consolidated into the front half of the sandwich and not spread out evenly. So after eating half of the sandwich, there was really only bread left. The sandwich tasted good, but would have enjoyed if is was prepared a little better.

Stumbled across Blunch on a blog about the 50 Places you MUST eat at if you live in Boston. Having just moved to Boston this past August, I’ve made it my mission to eat my way through this list. So I bundled up and braved the Arctic cold (I moved from CA, give me a break) to try Blunch on a blustery Saturday morning.
Located on a quaint little corner across from the Boston Medical Center, this place is TINY! But I think that adds to its charm. I was promptly greeted when I came in the door. I decided to try one of their Eggwiches. I ordered a simple Eggwich with cheddar, tomato, and spicy aioli sauce. I also HAD to try the infamous chocolate chip cookie I had read all about in the blog and from other Unilocal reviews.
The service was fast and friendly — I found a spot at the counter and made myself cozy. The Eggwich was delicious and came out piping hot. Fluffy egg, fresh bread, and delicious sauce. Yum!
And the cookie. Oh, the chocolate chip cookie. I would make the trek back to Blunch JUST for one of the chocolate chip cookies. Thick and crunchy on the outside with the perfect gooey-​ness to the center. And chunks of rich chocolate. (Cue mouth watering).
Cannot wait to come back and try one of their Bagel sandwiches for lunch. Weird name, great food.

This place is too darn cute!
It’s a little smaller than I expected but that’s okay. I went with the basics and got an egg and bacon breakfast sandwich! I absolutely love how the eggs are fluffy here, versus other places where the eggs are usually just scrambled and flat. The sandwich came HOT! PRO. Also a pro is the price. For what you get, the price is very reasonable!
I will have to come back soon and try other popular items, but thanks for the good first time experience!

Jump start your day with a hearty breakfast sandwich with all of the right flavor and texture combinations.
Basic starter:
1) soft kaiser role, expertly collapses down with each bite
2) baked whipped eggs are light and airy
3) white cheddar cheese
Spruce it up with meat (bacon, ham, turkey, sausage) and a variety of veggie/​sauce additions for a fee. The ROASTED TOMATOES are a must add! The tomatoes are sweet and smothered in herbs and olive oil. If you choose to add meat, my only gripe is that the amount given could be greater. In the end, each sandwich only had about two full, thin slices that were folded to create a more fulsome illusion.

I’ve been wanting to visit since their show aired on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives. Blunch definitely did not disappoint! I split the Loaf and the Bird; both we hearty and delicious. The bread was fresh made and the ingredients made for a perfect sandwich combination. The Loaf had enough meat to feed a small sandwich and the slow roasted tomatoes… I have no words!
It’s a quaint little place that doesn’t have a ton of seating, but hey it’s a small business, small shop, but packs big flavor! The owner was there as well and is super friendly.
So glad that I made it here in this trip. I have one happy stomach!