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Daily noon-2:30pm and 5:30pm-1:30am
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Far from the quiet and spartan ambiance of many Japanese restaurants, Gyuhama is refreshingly convivial and bustling. As much a hang-out as a restaurant, the noise level is still unobtrusive and table conversations are possible. Half the restaurant's patrons sit in an area vaguely reminiscent of a romper room: you can slip off your shoes and slide into comfortable, low-to-the-ground seats (try to be seated here). Though Gyuhama has above-average maki and nigiri options, it would be a shame to miss the appetizers, such as the outstanding lobster miso for two ($8.50), or the shabu-shabu (platters of raw, thin-sliced meats and vegetables cooked in a pot of boiling broth). Also try the sometimes-available specialty Japanese ice-creams. No reservations for groups less than 4, which may mean a bit of a wait for a table.
This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.
Sushi in the garden level of Boylston Street.
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Mon.-Sat. 8am-11pm
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This newly opened Apple computer shop boasts a three-floor glass storefront topped with a six-foot illuminated Apple logo. What is most innovative about this Apple retail outlet is the third floor--a green friendly space, capped by a massive skylight and a panoramic view of the Prudential Center.
The roof also sports a grass garden where employees can periodically sit and chat.
If your children's clothing budget is growing as fast as your kids, consider visiting the Children's Orchard. A re-sale clothing
franchise, it carries gently-worn, reasonably-priced clothing for newborns to size 16, and a wide selection of new clothing, accessories, toys, and equipment.
You'll find it easy to shop here. The store is well-organized and the selection is generally very good. Occasionally shoppers will find some new clothing mixed in with the old. Toys are often for sale too.
A one-stop-shop for your wedding attire. Carries the Priscilla of Boston, Platinum, Vineyard and Melissa Sweet lines. Also has a wide selection of bridesmaid and mother-of-the-bride gowns, as well as veils, jewelry, shoes, lingerie, gloves, headpieces and hair jewelry. Calling ahead for an appointment is strongly encouraged.