Nice veggie restaurant in Harvard…read more Ambiance is relaxed cafe feel. Modern take on ordering/ pay first. Takes online orders and makes it great when I. The go. Cruising home tonight from Boston. Ordered a beyond burger on gluten free roll. Side order of tater tots. All cooked properly no issues with the order.

I love Veggie Grill and am excited there is one on the East Coast that I can visit. I will say that…read moreonce Next Level took over, they are more interested in mock meats than the delicious vegan comfort food of Veggie Grill's past. On this trip I ordered the Southwest Taco Salad. It was absolutely incredible, and a very generous portion. I literally made a "yum" sound when I took the first bite. The service is okay as you order via tablet and the food is brought to you. It took 15 minutes for the food to be ready. The location itself is small but generally clean. I love this food and will be back. Please bring back the BLT on a Croissant!

Very excellent food and friendly and helpful waitstaff. A gem in Harvard Square. Would go again!read more

They're rebranding to veggie grill, even though Google maps has them as two different locations…read more We got tacos, nachos and burritos to go. The mushroom taco was fine, but the fish tank was entirely too large. I would not recommend getting either of these to go if you're going to be going more than 10 minutes away. The nachos had a kick to them and the cheese was great. I was worried about getting this to go but it worked out great. The burrito I had the next day and it held up great -- I had the carne asada one, which was exciting because as a vegetarian for over 15 years I've never had the chance to try anything with those spices unless I do it myself. Would get that again as well.

Found this cute little smoothie place in Salem and in Boston. Cute healthy vibey ambiance and good…read moreservice! Obsessed with the PB&J smoothie

Beautiful fresh food. The staff and service have always been satisfactory. I absolutely love the…read moreaesthetic of every location. I appreciate the vegan options!

I was here at lunchtime for a holiday work celebration. The place was comfortably busy, and our…read moreservice was excellent. The cocktails were trendy and tasty. The beet salad was fresh and yummy. Seating was comfortable, lighting was bright and cheery, our large group was accomodated well. But the thing is this: It's a full two months later and I'm still thinking about that cauliflower soup! There is cooking, there is good cooking, and then there's food artistry. That soup was a work of art! I would go back just for that. Five stars for paying attention to the details, for the artistry of putting together just the right balance of flavor, texture, and visual presentation. This is way more than "a good pizza place."

I walked in and. I was seated pretty quickly and the waitress took my order in a timely manner. I…read moreordered the chicken Parmesan sandwich and the portion size was great and the sandwich was very good and the bread was very soft and fresh and the same goes for salad side as well. The ambience is upscale with a casual vibe it's great place to go after walking around the area.

If you know what's good for you, get the chickpea fritter platter…read more Their pitas are great, but I really love their platters. It doesn't look like a lot of food, but it is extremely filling. Creamy hummus, pickled yet crispy carrots and cabbage, fritters that are crunchy on the outside yet almost melt in your mouth on the inside. The lentils are super filling. I used to order a platter for lunch every day when I worked nearby. My only complaint is the cost, but at this point, what restaurant doesn't cost an arm and a leg?

Good food and a very cute building, plus an easy location to walk to. I took away a star because…read morethe worker didn't seem to know what was gluten free and even said he wished they had more options, and added that "we are a pita bread store after all." I totally get that, but especially when traveling, I want to be able to get food at places that the group I'm with stops at. I ended up getting the Sonoma chickpea salad since he thought it was safe, but the lack of clarity was frustrating. Still a nice spot overall. Very cute inside with lots of seating, unique tables and decor and tile art on the walls.

Came here on a Thursday for lunch. It was pretty much empty so there was no line. I got the Classic…read moreDig bowl while my sister got the Hot Honey Chicken bowl. The portions are pretty hefty and I got too full to finish it. The space is bright and open, with two bathrooms available.

This is the best fresh bite option in Cambridge! Great service. Great food. For something under $20…read morenot a better spot for lunch.

Frank helped us out on our first visit. He's the mug wizard. Since then, numerous employees have…read morehelped us. All friendly and welcoming. This is the best tiki bar in Boston/Cambridge area. Probably in the state if I think about it. Legit cocktails. Very, very good food. Veg options. Creative and affordable mugs. An adjacent parking structure (the only one in Harvard Square). The place is unicorn material. I've been here maybe four times over several years. Shame on me for finishing this cumulative review now. The good news is every visit was solid. I've been here as a small and also large party. Sat at both the bar and table. Had reservations and also walked in. Visited in the summer and also winter. Weekends are tough to get in without a resy. It's tiny. And its Cambridge. Weekdays you'll be fine but reserve anyway. It's free. From bar to tables to booths, you're covered with seating. Can they serve a table for ten? Maybe but I wouldn't be that person. Check ahead of time. Drinks are strong. Sometimes sweet but mostly balanced. Food is yummy. Plenty of vegetarian and vegan options clearly marked on the menu. Serving dishes and bowls are fun too: skulls/shells/etc. Enjoy this hidden secret. And don't steal the mugs. Buy them--they're so reasonable.

WR was directly behind my hotel and tiki bar had me sold. I entered and the sign said "wait to be…read moreseated" and I waited... And waited... And eventually walked to the bar and asked the multiple staff members standing near the bar if I could sit. They said yes, so I did. There were 3 mai tais on the menu so I went with the recently revised version, recommended by the bartender. It was served in a super cute takeout box cup. I then had one of the sweeter rated drinks that had coconut rice milk or something. Also delicious. I waited too long to order food because by the time I was done with my 2nd drink, I was ready to head out and still didn't have my food. I asked the bartender if they were able to pack my order to go and he made a note on my order and it came to go container soon after. I brought it back to my hotel, had a few bites, put it in the fridge and one about my evening. The crab rangoon was delicious, the lemongrass chicken thigh on skewers was also delicious and the spring rolls with bang bang chicken were just okay. They came with peanut sauce that I felt like should have had a much stronger peanut flavor and the spring rolls and themselves ended up sticking together and ripping apart when I attempted to eat them later that evening. I wish I had ordered other food to bring back to my hotel room because the items I ordered really were not satiating but I was conservative with how much I was spending. I would recommend WS for the drinks and food, but I don't think all of the food is a hit. I will know that the place seemed to be very busy very quickly. Other people approach the bar and asked if they could sit there and staff questioned if they had reservations, which they didn't do to me, and those people were ultimately turned away from sitting at the bar. As a result, I don't exactly know how the seating works here, but as a single female I didn't have a hard time getting a seat at the bar but would probably try to make a reservation if I was going to go again.

Items ordered: gluten-free burrito and elote The Review:…read moreAchilito's is so underrated it's not even funny. Firstly, they have gluten free burritos, as well as solid vegetarian and vegan protein options. Secondly, the extensive menu is very diverse and everything looks good. Thirdly, the staff are really nice folks who work quite hard in the kitchen. The food is flavorful and the portion sizes are generous. As much as it's more like California-mex, there are some really authentic things like the sliced mango that they offer, and my personal favorite, elote which is properly charred and coated with your choice of cotija or queso fresco (I chose cotija). The plantains are great and add a tropical vibe to the dish, and go great with the beans and guac, also inside the burrito. I'll be dreaming about this meal for a while.

Sensational. Just the fact that this is good quality…read moreMexican food available at 2 am gets it 5 stars. But I really enjoyed my burrito and tres leches cake. Gonna get some pupusas next time

Koshari (8/10): delicious and nutritious. Flavors were well balanced. I loved the fried onions!…read moreSpicy CKN sandwich (8/10): this was surprisingly delicious. The sauce was amazing!! I also loved the fake chicken meat. Bread had very good texture and aroma Kofta sandwich (7/10): bread and meat were also very good. I prefer the spicy CKN sauce over this one, but they're both solid choices. Ambiance is very chill and comfy. Service is good.

A unique find! I got the 24 oz Koshari. The fried onions stole the show flavor-wise, delicious!…read moreTexturally, it was quite dry like other reviewers have said--the spicy tomato and garlic vinegar sauces were definitely necessary. Even they weren't enough to completely counteract the dryness unfortunately. Note that the attached menus are for to-go, not dine-in

Delicious noodles, spicy ramen was wonderful! I added extra noodles and it made a very filling meal.read more

Nice cozy spot! I've noticed they run a lot of specials which is fun. We tried to order the tom yum…read morespecial but they happened to be out for the day. We ended up getting the miso and I believe the Malaysian curry and both were good! Also tried the Caesar. I've also heard the cold noodles are great too!