Incredible selection of high quality suits, shirts, ties and great service as well.
Best classic clothes in Boston.
Great tailoring done here by Tad, Tuesday - Saturday.
cheaper Whole Foods with happy people in funky shirts! Read more.
Favorites: the meringues are great, try the wine salami (merlot and pinot noir), Joe's Cola, rack of lamb, and the white bean/basil hummus. Only dislike: spinach and feta pizza (no feta flavor at all)
To all who watch idly as the cashier bags your stuff: you're holding up the line!
awesome little vintage clothing store right by harvard yard. some real quality clothes (got a brand new ted baker shirt!) at very decent prices. and the staff is super friendly.
Sit on the couch in the men's section; it's really comfy.
Cute exterior
Check out the men's bargain cart on the second floor after hitting up the dollar per pound section! Shirts for $1 and sweaters for $2. It's a lot easier to sort though and the items are nicer!
Best place for used, vintage and funky new clothing around. Also, costumes! Rental and sales. Love this place.
Those who like a good dig should hit this vintage emporium’s Dollar-a-Pound section before heading upstairs to the women’s department, where a trove of about 40,000 pieces awaits. Read more.
A respectably big book store staffed with real, live, helpful people who always have excellent recommendations. Beautiful woodwork, great selection, and a wonderful kids section downstairs.
Since 1882, this Harvard landmark has been a staple of Harvard Square. Browse for a new book or shop their wide array of official Harvard gear. Read more.
The Coop (The Harvard/MIT Cooperative Society) was founded in 1882 by a group of students, as a cooperative which would provide the academic and professional community with a place to buy merchandise.
Wear a 'Yankees Suck' shirt and grab any of the kickass sandwiches. Also, Woody's the coolest guy in the square.
Check the specials on their website.
A uniquely multi-purpose rest stop, Darwin's scores very highly in the breakfast/coffee dimension, the lunch/sandwich dimension, AND on the beer/wine/basic grocery dimension.
Make this your go to spot for espresso and creative gelato flavors. Earl Grey, Bourbon Ginger, and Salted Caramel!
Get over to Toscanini's and try one of their unique ice creams!
Most fantastic flavor: Pink- Grapefruit sorbet. Concentrated, tangy, unusually creamy.
This park is well kept and clean. It is really pretty, especially in fall. There are a lot of tours and tourists that can clog up the sidewalks which is annoying.
Do not rub John Harvard's foot for luck....bad things happen to it at night.
Established in 1636, America's first college is also one of the world's finest. Use the garden chairs available on the Yard to take in the beautiful architecture and foliage. - Green Guide Editor
Fun place to see old movies on the big screen. Concessions are reasonably priced, too. Don't skip the popcorn with real butter :)
Now serving beer
Independently owned/run, this single screen rear-projected theatre since 1953 (built in 1890) is known for foreign, independent and classic films, and especially repertory programming. Read more.
Grab the fish and chips or even the seafood stew or even any of the sandwiches. All are delicious.
Enjoy live Irish Music!
order the fish sandwich.
One of my favorites. Great service, good beer list, and amazing food. Get the extra dirty Caesar (kale Caesar salad) or the burger !
Your Hangover aid: The Quickening. A Collins glass filled w/ Meletti Amaro, chartreuse green, & Rogue Dead Guy Ale, before being chased by a shot of Fernet & a plate of bacon (yes, PLATE...OF...BACON) Read more.
Russell House Tavern in Harvard Square has $1 oysters every night after 11pm.
Excellent concession options for vegetarian/vegan movie goers. Try a vegan hot dog!
You won't be the only one there solo!
Everything about this place is great, save the decor in the auditoriums. Parking's a no-brainer (don't forget to validate), prices are reasonable, film selections are top-tier. Can't be beat in Boston Read more.
Go for the breakfast dishes. The Ole Miss, featuring a piece of housemade cayenne cheddar bread topped with sausage and mashed sweet potatoes, is our favorite. Read more.
No matter when you wake up the Friendly Toast will serve you breakfast. Their French toast mixed with the restaurant's bright funky decor is guaranteed to alleviate the worst hangovers.
Don't come here if you are in a hurry
Wonderful place! So many great food choices. The memorial drive omelette (vegan) is my absolute fave. Great atmosphere. Nice servers. Simply fantastic!
TRY EVERYTHING. Everyone should have to eat here everyday.
Order a chickpea-mushroom burger topped with red pepper puree, roasted tomatoes, and goat cheese. This carnivore could eat one every day.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA