Kat: Lavender and Pistachio macarons are delicious!
Jenny Mackintosh: The lavender macaron, wrapped in a piece of wax paper for carrying, is the perfect chic treat. Pair it with a small dark chocolate and wander Harvard Square feeling decadent.
Karina Dj: Greatest hot chocolate, mocha, and cheap macarons
QQ T: Get the breakfast sandwich, roasted lamb sandwich, grilled cauliflower melt, chocolate brioche, or banana bread!
Yasir Almukhlifi: Try the roasted chicken sandwich and the mushroom brioche you’ll never go wrong with it 👌
Najla: Grilled roasted chicken sandwich with brie is my favorite!
11. Puritan & Co.
8.6
1166 Cambridge St. (Prospect St), Cambridge, MA
New American Restaurant · Inman Square · 63 tips and reviews
Noah Weiss: Come for the pastry basket, $10 for 4 delicious items like a chocolate pretzel croissant, stay for the brunch like the corned beef hash. Great, airy vibe with reservations too.
Dan Roberts: My favorite restaurant in Cambridge. The small plates are the best. Get the swordfish pastrami with mustard ice cream. The potato bread is addicting, we usually get upwards of three rounds ...
Eater: The single most essential Boston restaurant of the moment, in that here chef-owner Will Gilson is more thoroughly tackling a fresh perspective on New England cuisine than anywhere else in the world.
12. Orinoco
9.0
56 JFK St, Cambridge, MA
Arepa Restaurant · Harvard Square · 47 tips and reviews
Robb Fitzsimmons: Absolutely my favorite place. Daniel and Stefan are unbelievably attentive, friendly waiters. Try especially the tequeños (mozzarella sticks in croissant dough, essentially) and arepa jardinera.
ᴡ Martin: One of my favorite go to restaurants! The hot sauce!! The sangria! The waiters are all my favorites! The back patio is sublime! (Soo many exclamation marks)
Peter Boyce: The back patio seats 30, perfect spot on a summer evening. And the owner Marta is truly a gem of a host.
Kirin K-L: Any of the sandwiches on brioche need to be tasted to be believed, especially the lindas swinging single. Salads are pricey but generally fantastic -try the Curried chicken or grilled chicken salad.
Ed Sng: Excellent $$ sandwich. The Jeneric is thick smokey pork goodness in house-made crunchy baguette. Iced coffee and cookie also top notch. My 1st time here but will be back.
John Haydon: Breakfast sandwiches are a bit expensive, but very much worth the spend.
15. Dado Tea
7.7
955 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA
Tea Room · Mid-Cambridge · 18 tips and reviews
Derek Roy: Almond croissant is to die for.
Jeanette Mukai: Bibimbop wrap, Potter wrap, shrimp inari, all of their teas = A+
julia lestage: Rocks, silently. No fuss, just quality.