On Man v Food, Adam stops by Lulu's for their 3 1/2-lb. cinnamon roll and a 48-oz. chicken-fried steak known as The Police Chief Special.
With any luck, you can witness some poor souls try to tackle the six-pound burrito challenge. They have 90 minutes. Hint: They will tap out.
Every Tuesday night (when the Sox are away) is Taco Tuesday at La Verdad with $1 chicken, carnitas & pork tacos for your tasty delight.
Get to this busy neighborhood gem early for a lunch of affordable Sicilian-style fast food like arancini, calzones, and, of course, square slices of pizza (one costs less than $2). Read more.
Saw "Exit through the gift shop" Pretty great if you ask me, cool theater.
The Italian tuna sandwich is so good. Perfect mix of olives, celery and onion.
This is where Fried Clams were invented. If you are going anywhere near the North Shore, go to Woodman's. You owe it to yourself. Read more.
The nation's first pizzeria doesn't accept reservations, but their wood-oven pies are worth the wait.
Go to Pizzi Farm and try one of their delicious wraps or paninis! You might even see a Celtics player there since they practice nearby!
An epic lineup of renowned-chef-created sandwiches, apps, and comfort food plus 80 beers. Really, that’s all you need to know. Read more.
All food at Grendel's Den in Harvard Square is 1/2 price 7 nights a week from 5 to 7:30pm and 1/2 price Sunday through Thursday from 9pm-11:30
Go up to the Deli and order something from the special sandwiches. It'll take a while but it's completely worth it.
This place is pretty great. You're not going to beat $4.50 for the Roast Beef sammy and the Pastrami @ $7 is a legit option to Katz's $16 tourist trap. If you go pastrami, hold the cole slaw.
Head to Villa Mexico (actually in the gas station - but don't let that worry you) and taste the best Mexican food in Boston.
Great food, great prices, huge drink selection (also with great prices.) Heaven on EARTH.
