At Gong Show Karaoke there’s a panel of judges from local bands & a gong, & hilarity shall ensue. If the singer sucks, they get gonged unless it's so bad it's amazing! Mondays @ 8:30pm Read more.
This nightclub hosts up-and-coming local and out-of-town music acts in a cozy space. TT’s has live music most nights and no cover charge plus a poolroom and bar featuring a number of local microbrews. Read more.
Heroes with Chris Ewen! x x
Handsome and dashing local roustabouts host award-winning karaoke here: excellent singers, no attitude, and an ever-expanding library of songs; Tuesdays at 10pm! Enjoy!
Get the steak tips, medium rare, and ask for them with rice and red sauce. Do it.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Sit down, get a shot and a beer, order the famous Charlie's double cheeseburger, and shoot the shit with your buddies. Read more.
From the vast selection of books, the fascinating guest speakers, and its exquisite and nibbles; everything about this place is truly exceptional! -Dig #StudentGuide, Boston Arts + Entertainment Read more.
A great neighborhood bookstore that also serves killer coffee and delicious scones from Petsi Pies.
The cold brew coffee is exceptional.
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.
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
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.
The scallops are excellent — a great recent addition to the menu!
from the owners of the beehive in the south end, described as a "subterranean restaurant-bar-nightclub"
If you're planning on eating, arrive early or plan on waiting a while for a table (or eating at the crowded bar). Try one of the ingeniously developed cocktails, like the Purple Door.
Awesome beer menu and really cool vibe - great 'out of the way' stop for beer lovers.
There are 40 rotating taps, and, boy, do they rotate, with great rare beers. The bottle list is just as much of a treasure trove. The wait staff is knowledgeable and welcoming. Read more.
50 craft beers on tap and the Lord Hobo kitchen stays open until 1:30am on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Another local chain done good, these days they offer an eclectic mix of vinyl, cds, stickers, t-shirts, hats, shoes, watches, and collectables.
Who says record stores are dead? Newbury Comics knows that to survive in and declining industry you need to evolve!
If you can't find what you're looking for ask an employee for help!
Great dive to play pool and hear local bands!!! Read more.
Excellent open mike night on Wednesdays!
Perfect for a first gig. All Asia provides a PA, monitors, mics, stands, and cables, but be sure to book with a local act or risk an empty room. More perks for artists: http://ourstage.us/3o
A Cambridge folk music institution. Some of the best in the world have played here. You have to be pretty "crunchy granola" to like the food. I go for the Safe & Sound pizza with spinach added.
Legendary folk joint. A slightly older crowd holds court here most nights, but also expect to see plenty of music-nerds.
Coolest music vibe in town, man. 60s
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.
Steve Seabury, author of Mosh Potatoes heavy metal cookbook, has his world rocked by the Beef Shawarma sandwich and Shrimp Shish Kababs. Save room for the Chocolate Baklava to turn your meal to 11. Read more.
See a band
The grape leaves are awesome, so is the kibby
This Boston Landmark is legendary! The upstairs is a bright and intimate affair! Grab a bite before the show! TW ♥'s The Middle East Upstairs! Read more.
The mixed drinks are too small and too expensive, stick with the PBR tall boys for $3.75
With four separate venues, live music and tasty Middle Eastern food are always on tap. Read more.
Try the Flan - Delicious! Slight coffee after-taste, nice & creamy too. Excellent :)
Nachos are delicious, but request the off the menu Pico de Gallo; it is freshly chopped.
Eat at the bar. Always great conversation.
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