Some favorites from our review: Shanghai Meat Dumpling from Dim Sum Chef, chicken with broccoli & rice at Kantin Hong Kong Cuisine, and our favorite, the Masala Dhosa from J.M.P. Fine Indian Cuisine. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the mocha (satisfying mix of coffee and chocolate without chocolate overload), the turkey sriracha sandwich, the smoked ham and Swiss panini, and the bread pudding. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: super burrito with grilled chicken, beans, cheese, salsa, and hot sauce; quesadillas with steak, salsa, and hot sauce. Ideal for students on a budget craving Mexican. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the butter chicken, aloo gobhi (potato and cauliflower curry), and garlic naan (garlic & spices, perfect with your dish or on its own). Reasonable lunch specials. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the Trident Fries, Morning Monte Cristo sandwich, lemon ricotta french toast, and the Wake Up Call (carrot-apple-ginger juice). Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the chili cheese fries, the Blue Collar Burger (deep-fried patty with honey mustard sauce), and the Hubba Burger (chili and cheese). Imaginative fast food menu. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the avgolemono soup (chicken with rice and lemon juice), the homemade dip paired with pita bread, Steve's gyro, and the Greek lasagna (pastichio). Try the frappe! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the caprese sandwich, warm cinnamon apple cider, and the "everything" cookie (oatmeal, dark chocolate, coconut, and pecans). Read more.
Some favorites from our review: thick, toasted, home-style cornbread with melted butter (a favorite), the grilled cheese sandwich with bacon and tomato, onion rings, and the chocolate frappe. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The Sloppy Max pulled pork sandwich, the Creamy Parmesean Risotto, and the not-to-be-missed Molly’s Croquettes. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Doro tibs (chicken dish) and vegan atakilt. Ethiopians traditionally have coffee after meals so stick around and try a rich coffee offering! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The grilled marinated sirloin steak cemita, served on a toasted sesame seed egg roll. Also try the fish tacos. To wash it all down, try the hibiscus tea. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Add turkey to your roast beef sandwich for a nice complementary duo. Try the secret beast sauce and chipotle mayo; spring for the specialty cheeses and spicy pickles. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Exceptional falafel, lightly fried and served in a crispy pressed wrap with fresh mint, yogurt, and tahini. For dessert, try the Dirty Chocolate ice cream. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The Roast Beef 1000 sandwich. Also try their pork specialty sandwiches, only served on Saturdays. For a carb-friendly option, try the tomato soup. The limeade rocks! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: More like a dessert than an appetizer, the fried dates are a must-have. Try the almond coriander-crusted tuna salad. For entrees, the BBQ pork quesadilla. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Pastrami and Swiss sandwich with French fries and potato. The Caesar salad is delightful, but don’t bother getting it with chicken. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The fresh fruit tart and the fiery hot chocolate. We also loved the banana bread and the blueberry bread pudding. This is the place to go for sweets! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The bizarre Schlesinger ham and cheese sandwich. Also try the Pudding Portobello. A funky place with an adventurous flair. Read more.
Next time you crave Mexican food, skip Qdoba and come to Habanero Mexican Grill for a cheaper, tastier, and more authentic experience. Try the beef tacos ($1.75) or the Plato Habanero, our favorites. Read more.
Our favorite dish might be the mac n' cheese! We also love the chicken sandwich, and our favorite sauces are Pitboss and Soulfire. For a real feast, we recommend the fried chicken platter. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Hansel and Gretel waffles, and the Mexican Mashed Meal. Whether you want salty or sweet, lunch or breakfast, The Friendly Toast is sure to hit the spot. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the Greek chicken wrap is a favorite at the Trolley. For more American fare, the steak and cheese is a delicious option. Portions are ample and food is delicious! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the tender, tangy beef (ye siga alicha) and the nutty, herb-scented collard greens (gomen wet). Finish off your meal with some coffee for if you prefer a bold blend. Read more.
Try the Mitt Romney (Swiss cheese burger with grilled onions and onion rings) or the Michelle Obama (Cajun blue cheese burger with fries). Add a frappe or malt to complete the experience. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The Longfellow, one of Darwin's most popular offerings, is a favorite for a good reason. The ham sandwich is transformed with apple slice, aged cheddar, and dijon. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: The Bianca (prosciutto, arugula, extra-virgin olive oil, and asiago cheese) was our hands down favorite. We also loved the Verdure. Try some sorbet for dessert! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the fried green plantains with guacamole are culinary perfection. We also loved the Churrasco and the Carne Asada. A great spot for affordable and delicious cuisine. Read more.
Everything on the menu is all natural or organic. The fish is fresh and the portions are big. The best deal on the menu is the lunch special. Try the Triple Torch roll or the Dynamite roll! Read more.
Some favorites from our review: stuffed wings appetizer, and the Drunken Noodles. They also have a wide selection of curries and an extensive menu of authentic Thai dishes. Read more.
The place to go for no-frills, inexpensive Chinese food. Try the Salt and Pepper Pork, a popular favorite. Seafood lovers will enjoy the Shrimp in Lobster Sauce, and vegetarians have many options too. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: fried sweet plantains ($4.25) and the pepito de carne ($7), French bread stuffed with sautéed onions, grilled flank steak, red peppers, tomatoes, and sweet red sauce. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: grilled cheese and tomato, the meatloaf sandwich, and for dessert the lemon raspberry rose cupcakes. Read more.
"Some favorites from our review: maiz asado con alioli y queso cotija and atun crudo ($12), fresh sushi-grade yellowfin tuna served in a light sauce of soy, spicy cucumbers, citrus, and avocado." Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the carne asada taco, the shrimp ceviche, and the chimichanga with chicken. El Centro is pricey for a student on a budget, but dishes out authentic Mexican cuisine. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: eggplant, ricotta, and basil; chicken, mushroom, and fontina; and the best-selling bacon, mashed potato, and scallion. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the Kenmore Squared and the Landmark. Rize also has a variety of gourmet salads. Portions are generous and come with hand-sliced potato chips or side salad. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Texas Ranger (BBQ sauce, cheddar & bacon) and the German Shepherd (sauerkraut & mustard). Spike’s has a diverse menu of affordable, original hot dog creations. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Doner Kebab, Red Lentil Soup and Baklava. Saray offers simple, traditional and affordable Turkish dishes in the right portions. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Golden Triangles and Masaman Curry. Its affordable prices and prime location make it an attractive spot to dine while shopping on Newbury Street. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: Mexican street corn & carnitas pork tacos. Lone Star's extensive beer, mezcal & tequila menu make a great pairing with their authentic, house-made Mexican street food. Read more.
Some favorites from our review: the pineapple fried rice with chicken & the mango curry with chicken. Thai Dish serves up reasonably priced, authentic Thai food close to campus. Read more.
This tasty and affordable spot offers several categories of crepes: savory, sweet, vegetarian, super and signature. Our favorites? The California and Tuscany crepes plus a Nutella crepe for dessert! Read more.
This modern Japanese brasserie offers trendy decor, zen music and skillful presentation. Some favorites from our review include the vegetable & chicken yaki ($14.25) and the crunchy roll ($12.95). Read more.
We're not sure which is more impressive - the famous toffee cookies, piled-high sandwiches, carefully crafted coffee or the incredible knowledge of Pavement's baristas. Either way, it's worth a visit Read more.
We can't emphasize enough how good the onion rings are - like, "make it your last meal" good. Pair it with one of Andre's legendary burgers - made from scratch daily - and enjoy! Read more.
We recommend starting with Kaju’s signature soft tofu soup (sundubu jigae), which you can order 15 different ways. Very popular here: galbi, four tender strips of sweet barbecued beef ribs. Read more.
Founded by two BU alums, Saus puts a Belgian street-food twist on staples like sandwiches & fries. They offer 15+ dipping sauces - our favorite was the bacon parm slathered on hand cut frites. Read more.
This Italian eatery serves up lunch favorites at dizzying speed. Great for those on a budget with limited time, we recommend sticking to their cold sandwiches & salads over their hot food. Read more.
Root offers tasty, locally-produced vegan food that even meat-lovers will love! Try the sweet potato quesadilla or the po' boy sandwich with crispy cauliflower & grab a fresh juice to wash it down! Read more.
Diners arrive here with high expectations. BBC, winner of Rachel Ray's "Battle of the Best Burger," doesn't disappoint, serving up juicy burgers with 28 carefully selected topping combinations. Read more.
This global Korean chain has an extensive menu and tasty sushi but the real draw is the fried chicken. Juicy on the inside with a crunchy shell hand-brushed in signature sauces, this dish is superb. Read more.
Recognized as one of Allston's best eateries, Le's offers a wide variety of low-cost, high-quality Vietnamese cuisine. Their satisfying noodle soups & fresh fruit shakes stand out as our top choices. Read more.
Boasting the title "Kendall Square's best restaurant" this eatery is focused on simple, locally harvested ingredients. The pizzas range from traditional to adventurous (the secret's in the dough!) Read more.
This eatery boasts modern Asian cuisine just steps from SPH's Crosstown Center. Roka offers a wide variety of sushi, sashimi, & entrees - but don't leave without trying the mochi green tea ice cream! Read more.
Boasting sweet & savory crepes, this French cafe offers pure indulgence. Try one of their signature crepes - like the S'mores or Nutella with strawberry - or create one of your own! Read more.
This tapas spot has an extensive menu to please any palette. The grilled corn is the standout dish but beware - the restaurant is small and does not take dinner reservations! Read more.
All natural, free range, sustainable - BurgerFi is not your average fast food. Their juicy patties, creamy custard, gourmet toppings and craft beer/wine set this Florida chain apart Read more.
Despite its Allston location, Soulfire is authentically Southern, serving huge portions of flavorful smoked meats at college-friendly prices. Try the baby back ribs with mashed potatoes & cornbread. Read more.
This popular food truck has set up a brick & mortar shop in South Campus serving up Asian comfort food classics like sweet potato & sage dumplings and sandwiches made with scallion pancakes.
Life Alive is a self described "urban oasis & organic cafe" that offers healthy whole foods with fast food convenience. Whether you're vegetarians, vegan, or gluten-free their menu is sure to appeal. Read more.
This Newbury Street restaurant boasts an impressive outdoor patio that is great for people-watching. Stop in and try their delicious cheeseburger spring rolls ($12) for a light but filling lunch. Read more.
Former 'Top Chef' finalist Tiffani Faison brings quality ingredients to Fenway, serving up some of the best barbecue in Boston. Don't miss the biscuits slathered with sweet honey butter! Read more.
A hidden gem, Bamboo Thai offers some of the most delicious Thai cuisine in the city, all at impressively low prices. Be sure to try their authentic version of the classic Thai entrée, pad thai. Read more.
Head to Allston for comfort food in a cool atmosphere. Lulu's serves creative renditions of classic meals like their Short-rib Mac and Cheese or warm soft pretzel rolls.
Next time you're at Fenway, stop by El Pelon to try the Northeast's best burrito. The popular El Guapo Burrito features fried sweet plantains that mix well with the savory grilled steak. Yum!
This popular food truck's permanent location offers a delicious modern take on the childhood favorite sandwich. Be sure to try the famous Green Muenster Melt with muenster cheese, bacon, and guac!
This South End bistro offers classic French cuisine in an intimate, cozy setting. Be sure to try the Soup a L'Oignon and the Croque Madame sandwich.
