Late night


Otto

September 8th, 2011  |  by  |  Filed in , , , ,

1432 Massachusetts Ave.
(617) 499-3352
Mon-Thu, Sun: 10:30am – 1am
Fri-Sat: 10:30am – 2am

Otto is the first newcomer late-night pizza joint to give Noch’s a serious run for its money. If Noch’s is the common man’s pizza, Otto is its bourgeois younger brother, serving up thin and crispy slices of pizza with exotic flavor combos: think butternut squash, ricotta and cranberry, or pulled pork and mango. But the traditional thin crust (heavenly) and the high-tech savory slices will please even the most fanatic pizza purist. Slices run at $3 each; the location is better for Yardlings, or for a lunch on the go if you’re walking to the Quad, but probably won’t draw the casual River-dweller. The mashed potato, bacon, and scallion is an instant crowd-pleaser, but if you’re feeling more traditional try the tomato basil or sausage onion. Noch’s is inhaled by the slice; Otto’s is best savored on their outdoor wooden benches, where you can do some quality people-watching while downing pizza.

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Market in the Square

September 6th, 2011  |  by  |  Filed in , , , , , ,

60 Church St.
(617) 441-2000
Mon-Sun: 12am – 12am

The Market in the Square is one of the few places around Harvard open 24/7, but be prepared to pay for convenience, as groceries, especially produce, are priced higher than they would be at Shaw’s. Despite their relatively high prices, the Market in the Square commands a hefty market share. There’s a hot and cold buffet (a la Whole Foods), wraps and sandwiches, and, best of all, sushi. If you’re craving sushi in the square, don’t bother with Takemura or Cafe Sushi, both of which are overpriced and poor quality. Market in the Square won’t offer you a sushi epiphany, but their rolls are reliably good, which is more than you can say for any of the other vendors. Depending on how hungry you are, you can get a meal for $6-12.

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