Post wedding brunch

[somervillesnow.livejournal.com]

Hello, we are looking for ideas of where to hold a brunch on a Sunday after a Saturday wedding.    Ideally somewhere in the greater Somerville/Cambridge area.    Obviously many of our favorite brunch places are already packed on Sunday mornings and/or don't have an appropriate space for that type of gathering.  

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[madrigal.livejournal.com]

Christopher's in Porter rents out the upstairs dining room for parties. Not sure if it is big enough for your party or if they do it for brunch.

http://christopherscambridge.com.s122913.gridserver.com/reservations-private-parties

[chenoameg.livejournal.com]

Are you looking for a private room, or just enough space for a large group?

S&S in Inman Square does have private rooms, although I don't know if they are available for brunch.

The BEST brunch in town is at Henrietta's table, and it's very festive, and can fit a lot of people. It's not cheap, however, and I don't think they have private rooms.

[chanaleh.livejournal.com]

Depending on your tastes, the Asgard just outside Central Square has a nice semi-private party room space in the back and a fairly sturdy brunch menu (http://www.classicirish.com/asgard-menu.php#brunch).

You might also investigate the lovely Sabur (http://www.saburrestaurant.com/) in Teele Sq, which is not a huge place, but IME they would probably go out of their way to be hospitable to your party.

I definitely second Christopher's as well.

[amy-s1.livejournal.com]

If its during the warmer months, and you are up for a bit of a splurge, the patio at Henrietta's table is great.

[42itous.livejournal.com]

I echo chanaleh's suggestion of Sabur. Their brunch is delicious, and unlike a lot of other places, they never seem to be crowded. (But of course you should still call ahead to warn them if you're bringing a crowd.)