This restaurant serves Japanese and Chinese dishes - including sushi and bubble tea.

A small neighborhood Thai Restaurant that serves big portions of good food. If you are feeling creative you can select your sauce and protein and they will custom make your food. Unfortunately it only accepts cash. It does however deliver after 5 pm, making it very desirable for college students.

Crazy Dough's has two locations - here and in Harvard Square. In 2007, they won the International Pizza Expo's #1 Pizza in America award. Try the Reuben or Nacho pizza slices. This place has 2 plasma TV's set to the game, a small outdoor seating area, and $1 Pabst Blue Ribbon drafts. You can hang out and watch the game with your friends and a $4 PBR pitcher. Other beer runs from $1.50 to $6.

It may be drab, but Steve's cooks some of the heartiest and most authentic Greek fare in Boston. Unusual items like kleftiko, lamb wrapped in grape leaves and baked in metaxa brandy ($13), add some flair to traditional main courses ($7-13) and appetizers ($5-10) such as tsatziki (a cucumber, yogurt, and garlic dip) and kebabs. But, as the happy crowds can testify, even the standards—gyros ($5.25), pastichio ($9.25), and souvlaki ($5.25)—are well-seasoned and delicious at Steve's. Vegetarians have plenty of options, including horiatiki salad with feta ($7) and veggie moussaka ($9). Homemade desserts feature an incredible baklava ($6) and galaetobourico ($2.75), custard-filled dough draped in cinammon and honey. Look for daily specials. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard. A cheap and cheerful place, the food here is great if you stick to the burgers, sandwiches and wraps. Ideal for shoppers/tourists who are looking for a quick pit stop.

Near the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Newbury Street Pizza Pie-er is a small establishment with an interesting menu. They've expanded the traditional pizza to have an array of crusts (4), sauces (10), and toppings (34). The crusts and sauces are the largest differentiators that you don't see at other establishments, and it's refreshing to see a focus on healthier fare as well (this includes items such as whole wheat or multigrain crusts). Plenty of veggie and meat options to please anyone in your crowd, The staff is friendly, the tabletops resemble pizzas with lots of toppings, and the ambience is much more pleasant than you would assume from the location and the facade. When the other pizza options nearby can be greasy and college-infested, Pizza Pie-er makes for a cleaner, tastier option. Or dozens of options! Good for a quick bite on your way to the Berklee Performance Center, shopping on Newbury Street, or on your way down to the The Esplanade Extra perk? Not just a lunch or dinner sit-down spot. Late night delivery is available til 1230 during the week and 1:30 Friday and Saturday, and late night takeout til 1 am during the week and 2 am on Friday and Saturday!

Your typical Indian restaurant - all your favorite curries, nan, tandoori treats. The lunch buffet lasts all the way to 5pm!

Family owned since 1978, Supreme Pizza & Subs is an established favorite of the college crowd. Located within walking distance of Symphony station and the Berklee college of music, this cozy pizzeria offers both standard takeout service, as well as a dining area which seats up to 30. Though the name Supreme Pizza & Subs should give an idea as to the kind of menu fare offered, the restaurant also features variety of other choices, all with affordable prices. Calzones, Club Sandwiches, Roll-Ups, Pasta and Dinner entrees, and of course pizza, offered either as a full medium (12") or large 15") pie, or simply order by the slice. Toppings consist largely of old standbys like pepperoni, mushroom and sausage, though specialty toppings like feta cheese and roasted red peppers make an appearance on several of the specialty pies. In addition the late hours also make this eatery an excellent choice for local bar-going patrons, looking for a quick bite after a night of drinking. Delivery available throughout Suffolk County, though get your orders in at least fifteen minutes before closing time. Now open until 2:30am on Friday and Saturday nights, this late-night eatery should not be missed. Menu available at http://www.campusfood.com/menu/items.asp?restid=4334&campusid=68

Chinese restaurant popular with the Colleges of the Fenway and Northeastern college kids. "They have the best chicken lo mein I have ever tasted" -Wentworth Student

Voted Best Middle Eastern Restaurant by Boston Magazine, this bohemian cafe with brick interior, colorful portraits, and hanging lanterns serves a variety of traditional dishes alongside standard American cuisine. A great option for the shop-weary (not to mention wallet-weary), the enormous combo sandwiches blend falafel, hummus, schwarma and more for $6.25-7.50, while entrees ($8-15) from juicy kabobs to stuffed peppers come served with Greek salad, rice, and pita. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

This is definitely a place where burly, and surly, men come to drink! Always crowded with Bostonians, Charles makes a mean burger (for a small $10) and a brunch menu that will impress your mother-in-law (some items have a spirited drink included). In the summer, there are long waits for the patio selection, but the inside atmosphere can't be beat. Dark wood work incapsulates the insides, and a small hint of "saloon" with the famous snottiness of Newbury- this place is wunderbar!