Pizza/Italian restaurant that caters mostly to BU students. Delivers to BU area, but most business comes from walk ins/pick ups. You can also can order calzones, subs, sandwiches and salads (not their strong point. They have some really good deals, including $3.50 for a cheesburger and fries meal (tastier and cheaper than fast food restaurants).

Fresh City is on the Concourse Level of the Landmark Center,directly above Best Buy. This chain restaurant aims to be healthier than its fast food competitors while also providing a huge array of delicious choices. They have an ample salad bar that would satisfy even the most discerning of vegetarians, as well as some fare for the less calorie conscious eaters. Aside from leafy greens and veggies, Fresh City also offers sandwiches, stir fry, pizza, fried rice, breakfast items, as well as a smoothie bar. As their name suggests, Fresh City prides themselves in the quality of their ingredients and strives to offer as many organic and all-natural options as possible.
Fresh City also offers great catering for business meetings and other functions. Their sandwich platter is a great option when you have a lot of guests with dietary restriction or with finicky taste buds.
Online catering and personal orders can be made via their website, but tend to take longer to prepare than usual.

or BU students (in between the BU Central Station and East T Stop)-with the overwhelming menu-you can almost get anything you want from pizza, gyros, veggie wraps, subs, shakes, pasta, burgers, etc. Although come prepared-they don't accept credit card and unfortunately for those of us who love having the food come to our doorstep-they don't deliver.

Menu Ok, the name is a little weird. The original Cambridge, 1 is in the old Cambridge Fire Station #1 in Harvard Square. After Trilogy opened they started a second location here in the Fenway, but kept the name and the same menu. Known for thin-crust pizzas, there is a big seating area and also a good sized bar. When you walk in, you smell that wood smoke - ahh!

"The third location from the partners who brought "pane Romano" (literally Roman bread) to this area. It's not bread, but rather very thin pizza spread with highly seasoned toppings. Add to that homecooked entrees, simple salads, a handful of desserts, and a very stylish place where you can spread out with your laptop. Like the other locations in Harvard Square and Weston Center, this Campo is also becoming a meeting place." (Sheryl Julian, Globe staff | December 22, 2005) Great Authentic Italian food, you can get a great tasting combo with a sandwich and either soup, salad or pizza, plus a drink, for around $6.60.

Your favorite giant conglomerate pizza delivered to you. yeah. If you've lost your phone, never fear: order online! (Beware: their cheesy bread sticks are slightly addicting).

Sorento's offers gourmet Italian food for lunch or dinner. You can order online. UPDATE: A four-alarm fire that destroyed Thorntons Fenway Grill, Umi Fenway, Rod Dee, Greek Isle, El Pelon Taqueria and Thornton's Fenway Grille on Peterborough Street at 1 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 6.

Located on the corner of Kilmarnock and Queensbury Street and next to Peterborough Street , Hidyan Cafe is a Middle Eastern restaurant that offers a wide variety of dishes. Entrees range from traditional American dishes - pizza, chicken fingers, subs - to less standard fare like falafels and kebobs. Their hummus garnishes many of the Middle Eastern dishes, and is a fantastic addition to any meal. Nothing on the menu is more than $15.00, and they offer more than 50 flavors for their frozen yogurt. They deliver, and if you're in a rush you can order online. Insider Tips: $10 minimum for delivery orders. $1 charge for credit cards. $1 delivery fee.

One of a chain that originally started in Davis Square, Somerville. Serving brick oven baked pizzas, italian dishes, salads and those oh so yummy right out of the oven rolls.

Located on the first floor of the GSU, this is where most students eat meals if they decide not to use the dining halls. It contains a food court and tons of seating. Students can plug their laptops into the many outlets along the walls.

• Aesop's Bagels
• Amalfi Oven - pizza
• Caprito Burrito
• Charles River Bread Co - a sandwich shop
• Copper Kettle - soups
• Cranberry Farms - Boston Market-like country food
• Drink machines
• Jamba Juice
• Loose Leafs - salad
• Panda Express - Chinese
• Rhett's - diner, first opened in Fall 2008 and named after the BU mascot, Rhett the Terrier
• Starbucks
• Sushi bar