
They went to three places, the Union Bar & Grille (South End), Stephanie's (Newbury St), and Highland Kitchen (Somerville). Their choice for best bread pudding was Union Bar & Grille.
We like our bread pudding just like Chef Stephen Sherman's steaming hot maple-infused brioche version: custardy, multi-textured, and chock-full of flavor. You can really taste and smell the pure Vermont maple syrup. But the real proof of Sherman's concoction is in the pudding. The shimmering pudding comes with a scoop of in-house vanilla bean ice cream and crunchy walnut praline streusel, plus another zap of maple syrup on top for good measure. Bottom line On a cold winter's night, you'll dream about this soul-satisfying dessert.
If I recall correctly, Parish Cafe (on Boylston St) had some pretty great bread pudding as well.
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Dan Dan Said,
Beehive also has great bread pudding!
Posted on 1/20/09, 8:32 AM
mileestar Said,
You should also try the bread pudding at Croma and Sibling Rivalry. I think Croma has the best one in town.
Posted on 1/20/09, 9:49 AM
Tara Bellucci Said,
Ula Cafe in Jamaica Plain has a different bread pudding DAILY. It's amazing.
Posted on 1/23/09, 4:19 PM