The 7 Best Places for Sage in Cambridge

red bird vintage: If you don't get the red currant & sage sliders @ dinner you are doing yourself a great disservice!

Jordan Sellers: Brunch! This goat cheese and caramelized onions (and of course bacon) sandwich is amazing.

Molly Simpson: Get the Rosemary lemonade

Secret Boston: Coolest music vibe in town, man. 60s

The Feast: Legendary folk joint. A slightly older crowd holds court here most nights, but also expect to see plenty of music-nerds.

Ingrid Hartman: Buy tickets early so you can sit up in front. Amazingly intimate venue, nothing quite like it.

Chrissy Boyles: always amazing food and wine - the mushroom pappardelle is absolutely velvety, but the again we’ve never had a bad meal here

Eric Andersen: The Pappardelle pasta here is excellent

Laura Wong: Very quaint and small restaurant, but very cozy. Reservations recommended, and they are not open on Sundays. Honestly nothing special or outstanding.

Hayley Cooper: DELICIOUS. Get the BBQ seitan sandwich and the Mexican candy soda, omg. One of the best places I've been to—and I plan to go again!

Lee Stanford: The soy BLT is sublime. Even non-veggies will love it.

Andrew Parker: Cute place that totally fits into the Cambridge scene. Great pour over coffee. Vegetarian food.

Gilt City: Nothing like its wild Dublin namesake, this Cambridge eatery succeeds in casual sophistication, baller cocktails, and inspired modern cuisine.

Isabel: Great brunch food. The chicken and waffles is very worth eating a whole chicken!

Suzanne Wenz: If you're feeling like dessert, get the chocolate fondue for two. AWESOME!

The Feast: Quirky locavore new American cuisine with a menu that changes daily—and best sampled in the oft-changing $38 prix-fixe. Read more.

ZAGAT: Try the $38 three-course prix fixe dinner menu.

Boston Magazine: The location may have changed, but chef Peter McCarthy’s cuisine keeps diners on their toes with his plates featuring a variety of jumbled influences from Korean to Indian and everything in between. Read more.

Alexa Stern: This is my FAVORITE restaurant in harvard square. Everything is amazing. If you get there early you have a shot at snagging one of the burgers (not overrated). I like to get a bunch of plates to share

Senator John Blutarski: This ubiquitous kale salad is specifically delicious.

Eater: Its opening week went off impressively well, from an already-popular "secret" burger to a lively bar scene. Try it right away before the lines are perpetually out the door. Read more.