Say it isn't so!

[dancerjodi]

Somehow I managed to miss that the chocolate bar at The Langham was so popular that it would be all booked up even just for two, a week in advance. I know it's a schmancy place and I knew we'd need reservations but a week in advance, seriously?!

I was so set on finally checking it out, that I can't think of an alternate plan at the moment. We have a gift certificate to use but Saturdays are tough with ballet class (I'm off from class in the summer but the buffet isn't on in the summer). Class is from 10-12 leaving me quite in need of a shower, and the buffet runs from 11:30-1:30. Our routines are complete and we're just starting to hammer out the details but our show isn't until June, so this was a good time to miss a class if I was going to. Not to mention our wedding anniversary falling on a Saturday this year. Now to find a plan B, once I recover from the disappointment.

Comments

[tiamatlady]

It's usually full, but we've made reservations a week or two in advance and been OK. I think it's been getting harder, I seem to recall a recent trip (that I didn't go on but was included in the emails) that they went at 11AM because it was the only time available. (ask me about chocolate overload at 11AM. *GAGS*)

There's a chocolate trolley trip, it's expensive ($80 each) but might be just the thing. I had proposed it for next weekend for the chocolate girls, but the price was a bit offputting for right now.
http://www.trolleytours.com/boston/chocolate-tour-boston-restaurants.asp

I can't think of anything else, except call the hotel back and see if there's a cancellation list you can get on. :(

[cintyber.livejournal.com]

If you want a tasty trip and a nice drive the resteraunt at the Nashoba Valley Winery http://nashobawinery.com/j/Pages/home.aspx
Has some tasty things for dinner they only do brunch on Sunday
I have heard great things about http://www.aquitaineboston.com/menus.php?menu=brunch