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Cambridge

Cambridge is a city in Massachusetts, across the Charles River from Boston. It is renowned as the home of Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), both widely considered to be among the best universities in the world. The city's population was 118,000 in 2020; the fourth largest in the state.

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    1369 Coffeehouse

    Coffee shop and arthouse combined. You'll probably visit the one in Central square, however.

    Mon-Fri 7AM-10PM, Sat Sun 8AM-10PM

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    A4cade

    Roxy's Central

    Beer, grilled cheese, and arcade games, what more could you ask for? Oh yeah, there's pinball too.

    Mon-Fri 5AM-1AM, Sat noon-1AM, Sun noon-midnight

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    Charlie's Kitchen

    In business since 1951, Charlie's is considered one of the last remaining businesses from the Harvard Square of old, before the big box chains moved in. It may be a dive, but it's an eco-friendly one; and boasts a great jukebox and three season patio to boot.

    Sun-Wed 11AM-1AM, Thu-Sat 11AM-2AM

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    Flour Bakery

    A delicious sandwich, coffee, and desserts shop constantly rated in Boston magazine in the "Boston's Best" rankings that also has its own nationally-available cookbook. Another location at the end of Albany Street, one in Harvard, and several more in Boston.

    Mon-Fri 6:30AM-8PM, Sat 8AM-6PM, Sun 8AM-5PM

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    Grendel's Den

    Serving basic American bar food, this dark and crowded Harvard tavern would be unremarkable, if it weren't for their incredible happy hour special, the quirky staff, and its proximity to the Harvard campus. From 5-7:30PM everything on the menu is half price with a beverage purchase of $3 or more. Skip the burgers... if you can get a table. Non-happy hour entrees $5-12.

    Mon-Sat noon-1AM, Sun 4PM-1AM

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    Lamplighter Brewing

    Get ready to wait in line! Once you cross the threshold, sample some of these sought after craft beers that are the talk of the town. Brewers will often use Brettanomyces in their brews which produces a "funkier" flavor. They don't go overboard with it, but still, it's not everyone's cup of tea.

    Tue-Sat 11AM-midnight, Sun 11AM-10PM

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    Lord Hobo

    A wide selection of interesting independent draught (pints in the $5-8 range) and bottled beers, wine and upscale bar food (entrees in the $10-20 range).

    Mon-Fri 4PM-1AM, Sat Sun 11AM-2AM

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    Miracle of Science

    Popular with MIT grads, professors, and local tech company programmer types. Order off a slightly skewed periodic table of elements.

    11AM-1AM daily

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    Petsi Pies

    Fantastic local bakery and coffee shop. One other location north of the square near Porter.

    Mon-Fri 7AM-6PM, Sat Sun 8AM-6PM