3. Henrietta's Table

We went for a special occasion, hearing wonderful things about this place, and were greatly disappointed. The restaurant was noisy with kids running around (not something you expect at those prices), the food was bland, and all the meat dishes our party ordered were more fat than actual meat. And the decor was a step above a cafeteria. We've dined in all sorts of restaurants in Cambridge, from simple brewpubs to fine French cuisine, and this is the absolute worst place in Cambridge in all respects.

The Sunday brunch buffet is varied and a lot better than the usual chafing dish display. There's a good selection of both breakfast and lunch entrees, and a broader-than-usual selection of fruits and interesting vegetables. The food is not too innovative.

Saturday brunch menu limited but very good. The atmosphere feels like a hotel restaraunt, but its very nice and clean with good service. The hotel & Restaurant are in close proximity to Harvard/Harvard Square but somewhat removed from the weirdos. A watch salesman in Cambridge told me the restaurant is named after a pet pig the owner once had.