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Piperi Mediterranean Grill

Kind of like Chipotle, but for falafel and gyros. There's a basic price depending on your protein and you can get it as a wrap or a salad. There are lots of toppings to customize your order and you can add a side of chips and hummus. Fast and cheap food so you can get back to sight seeing, you can see King's Chapel across the street.

Address: 1 Beacon St
Getting there: T: Government Center
Hours: Mon-Fri 11AM-7PM, Sat noon-4PM
Price: $7-9, sides $2-4
Website: piperi.com (opens in a new tab)

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