T-accessible good eats?
Hello there, this is my first time posting!
I'm having a two girl friends come up in March and would like suggestions of good places for lunch and dinner. We won't have a car, so everything will need to be T-accessible. We're willing to hike from the stops within reason (as in, within a mile). I'm looking for tried-and-true places that won't break the bank -- as in places that are more hole-in-the-wall than fine dining, although I'm willing to take those suggestions into consideration too.
I'm interested in good seafood, pizza, pasta, sushi, dim sum, burgers, fish and chips, you name it! We eat everything! And maybe some suggestions of low key cocktail bars? (if they exist!)
Thanks in advance!
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right near kenmore is eastern standard which is great food, great cocktails and a lot of fun. audubon right near the st. mary's t stop on the c line is also great - good food, low key vibe, not very expensive. further out the c line, washington square tavern is also good pubby food and a fun vibe.
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I third the rec for the original Pizzeria Regina in the North End
Garden at the Cellar, Cambridge, Red Line Between Harvard Sq. and Central Sq. stops
Emma's Pizza, Cambridge, Red Line, Kendall Sq. stop
Bartley's Burger Cottage, Cambridge, Red Line, Harvard Sq. stop
For terrific, low-key cocktails, the bar at Chez Henri, Cambridge, Red Line between Harvard Sq. and Porter Sq. stops (closer to Harvard, I think) -
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finlero
Feb 5, 2009 08:20 AM
Stuff you specifically asked for:
Seafood - East Coast Grille, Inman Square, Cambridge (10 minute walk from Central Square), note that seafood runs expensive
Pizza - Pizzeria Regina, North End (5 minute walk from Haymarket)
Sushi - Blue Fin, Porter Square, Cambridge
Dim Sum - China Pearl and Winsor, both in Chinatown
Burgers, Fish 'n' chips - the Druid pub, Inman Square
Low-key Cocktails - Green Street Grill, Central Square, Cambridge (good upscale comfort food too)Stuff you didn't specifically ask for:
Polish - Café Polonia, Andrew
Indian - Namaskar, Davis Square, Somerville
Cambodian - Floating Rock, Revere Beach, Revere
Coffee House with great baked goods - Crema, Harvard Square
Top-notch boulangerie - Clear Flour, Packard's Corner, beware they have no seating
Vietnamese - Xinh Xinh, Chinatown
North African - Baraka Cafe, Central Square, Cambridge›1 Reply -
hotoynoodle
Feb 5, 2009 06:03 AM
green, red (both park st.), orange (downtown crossing) or blue line (gov't center): silvertone on bromfield st.
green or orange line ( haymarket) original pizzeria regina's
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BobB
Feb 5, 2009 05:32 AM
Green (C) Line:
Taberna de Haro (great Spanish, fun atmosphere)
All the Coolidge Corner places like Gari, Shiki, Khao Sarn, Lineage, etc. Search the board for the term Coolidge Corner.Green (B) Line:
Super 88 food court at Packard's Corner (lots of good cheap Asian options)
All the Allston places, almost too many to count, like Carlo's Cucina, Jo Jo Taipei, Gitlo's, Dok Bua (not actually Allston but only a few blocks over), etc. Search the board for Allston. -
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