Sleeparama provides a comfortable, no-pressure buying atmosphere at its locations in Cambridge and Boston. When you walk into Sleeparama you are waited on by one of the owners and you can get your futon, bed or furniture immediately.

An extraordinarily attentive waitstaff and diverse cuisine from all regions of the subcontinent make Bhindi Bazaar a fun and even eye-opening experience. Light and innovative appetizers such as the shrimp balchow ($7) and chaat papri (chickpeas, potatoes, wheat chips, and yogurt; $4.50) aptly prepare the palate for heartier entrees. Skip the all-too-familiar North Indian dishes like chicken tikka masala ($12) and vegetable korma ($11) and instead try the more exciting biryani ($12-14) plates or the boti kabab (grilled lamb marinated in special spices; 16). Heaping portions leave little room for dessert, but those with a sweet tooth should indulge in one of the many types of lassi ($3.50) or the homemade kulfi (ice cream, $4). This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

This modern restaurant/lounge maintains an unpretentious yet hip vibe. A sleek fire display and glass wine room are just two of its many features. Half the space is a restaurant and half the space is a bar. The menu features mini kobe burgers and other stylish menu items. Martinis are the drink of choice, but they still might remember what a beer is (just ask nicely). Come dressed to the nines. This is a place to see, and a place to bee seen. Still not completely exposed to Boston's masses, you still have some elbow room to skim the crowds.

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