Fenway Church

Just finished a nice brunch at church which could have been great except for a few elements:
1) the home fries which we ordered «extra crispy» were served neither crispy, nor hot… but upon request, we were provided with a supplemental piping hot and delicious side of tasty home fries. Too bad they didn’t get it right in the first place.
2) the OJ was very disappointing, which is a big deal for brunch. Seems like Minute Maid. Not sure what happened because Church used to have amazing fresh OJ! For this reason alone, I would not come back.
3) the sausage eggs benedict was prepared properly and generally tasty, but could have used more hollandaise sauce.
4) the breakfast tacos were tasty but fell apart.
All-​In-​all, this could have been 5 stars with a little more attention to details — although the lack of fresh OJ is unforgivable.

The service was terrible. The chicken was overcooked. The table was sticky. Our waitress never paid attention to details. The place used to be really good, but now it is not worthy.

Fenway church is the best way to make friends in Boston. And you will make friends fast. If you stay 5 – 10 minutes after church, expect an invite to lunch with a group of young people from 19 – 27 years old and if lunch goes well, expect an invite to dinner in the next few weeks!
I have never felt accepted by a group of people as fast as I have at Fenway church. They are really committed to living like Jesus in modern times.

This is a great church, very friendly. It meets in the club «Church» on Sunday mornings at 11. Think of that as amusing rather than confusing.