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50 Great Bed and Breakfasts and Inns: New England by Susan Sulich is a hybrid travel and cookbook title that explores the appeal of New England lodging through the lens of breakfast and brunch. Organized around a curated selection of fifty bed and breakfasts and inns across the region, the book offers short profiles that sketch each property and its setting, often pairing that overview with ideas for what to do nearby. Its defining feature is culinary: the book includes more than one hundred signature brunch recipes contributed by the featured inns, bringing classic comfort foods and regional flavors into a practical home cooking format. The result is less a comprehensive lodging directory and more an armchair journey that connects place, hospitality, and food. Sulich, an editor and writer with experience working with recipes and food content, leans into approachable dishes and vacation inspired menus, aiming to help readers recreate a weekend inn brunch experience at home while also spotlighting destinations worth adding to a New England itinerary.
This book fits best for readers who love the idea of New England bed and breakfasts and are equally motivated by what is served at the breakfast table. Travelers planning a regional getaway can use it as inspiration for places to consider and as a way to associate specific towns and properties with a distinctive food memory, though anyone needing comprehensive lodging details will want additional, up to date travel resources. Home cooks and brunch enthusiasts will likely get the most value, because the recipe collection is the central feature: more than one hundred signature dishes that aim to capture the indulgent, weekend pace of an inn breakfast. The practical benefit is straightforward: a deep bench of brunch options suited to casual family mornings, holiday gatherings, and entertaining, with a mix of sweet and savory dishes that feel special enough for guests. What helps the book stand out in its category is its anchoring in real establishments across a defined region. Many brunch cookbooks provide excellent recipes, but fewer tie those recipes to a travel narrative and the culture of hospitality. By combining light destination context with a broad recipe anthology, Sulich’s book offers an experience driven alternative to both a pure travel guide and a conventional regional cookbook.