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This place is great for indie films, dusted-off classics, hilarious series, fun one-off events & and awesome visits. They also serve great 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.
Lovely place to catch films but skip their mac and cheese bites: way overpriced and not very tasty!
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.
Excellent selection of independent and foreign films.
rookie film
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.
If you rent a private hot tub room, bring your own iPod/cd; each room has its own feed, and you can listen to your music while you soak.
Soak, massage, repeat. Seriously, even 15 minutes in a shared tub or on a table will do wonders for your soul.
Hot and cold tubs!
An original dive that's not too dive-y. No stage, but an area next to the bar hosts some of the best live music you'll find. Treat Her Right (pre-Morphine) filmed a video here (I Think She Likes Me).
amazingly great pub fare, down to the fries. eclectic neighborhood regulars and great staff. free wifi
Get an Old Fashioned! You'll feel like Don Draper, and enjoy it more than getting one anywhere else.
This quaint wine bar fills up quite fast so allow yourself some extra time to eat if you have plans to head out to a film at the Brattle or a show at ART later on. Read more.
Cheap wine and beer, cozy local vibe. Authentic "chips" (fries) and impressive cheese to nacho ratio
Hummus plate gets sarah's "good value"
We filmed episode four of @NomX3 here. Watch the show to see what we ordered. http://nomx3.com/four-burgers
Amazing burgers. The chipotle mayo is great too, and the portion of fries runs large, so get a small!
get the half and half fries
Here you can learn a thing or two about a thing or two; not just from their fantastic book selection, but also from the outstanding guest speakers! -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Arts + Entertainment Read more.
This independent, locally owned shop has served the communitty since 1932. Known for superb selection, customer service, and author readings. Read more.
Check out the used book cellar! Read more.
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.
Really good. Cod and "pork four ways". Great salad and a pasta starter. Low key vibe. Really good....(I think I said that twice!)
Each night, Craigie on Main serves less than twenty of their off-menu burgers, which are made from a custom blend of three different cuts of meat, beef bone marrow and suet.
Order food. Eat. Enjoy everything.
Excellent coffee - perfect for sipping black. Cookies are good too - big and slightly chewy.
Most lavish way to study in the Square-- grab a Golden Crema & try the Bacon-Turkey-Avocado sandwich with jicama slaw.
Always bustling at lunch time, Crema’s wide variety of drinks and fresh food is worth the wait! House-made pastries and creative sandwich options provide something for everyone. Read more.
Visit the Maya monument cast next to the Peabody Museum. Harvard made 100s of Maya casts for the 1893 World's Fair. More inside. Read more.
The museum was founded in 1866 by George Peabody and is one of the oldest museums devoted to anthropology. It has one of the most comprehensive collections of North American anthropology in the world.
absolutley gorgeous space, rich wood and always great performances (except of course the economics 10 lectures...but they shouldn't count)
Although it housed its last Commencement in 1922, this 1,166 seat theater with a 180 degree design is a popular venue for lectures, ceremonies, & performances.
We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we startedAnd know the place for the first timeT.S. Eliot A.B'09 A.M'11 Litt.D'47 from Four Quartets
Great new venue for anal shows, and a small but exclusive collection of whiskies and bourbon in the main bar. I'd go back again for sure!
Drink a Kentucky Luau: bourbon with hints of cinnamon, pineapple, and best of all, a floral scent that will leave you craving for more. Try it on the new roof deck. Read more.
After taking down some heavenly deviled eggs with crispy bacon bits and a trio of pastrami'd pork belly sliders, you'll want to take matters into your own hands with the Sinclair Burger. Read more.
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