Guidebook for Cambridge
Drinks & Nightlife
Great bar to sit outside during the summer. The food is great, try the Asian stir-fry or the burger.
56 locals recommend
Atwood's Tavern
877 Cambridge StGreat bar to sit outside during the summer. The food is great, try the Asian stir-fry or the burger.
Great college-like bar, especially in the summer when you can sit outside.
38 locals recommend
The Field Pub
20 Prospect StGreat college-like bar, especially in the summer when you can sit outside.
Cantab Lounge
738 Massachusetts AveReal dive-bar in Central Square.
Brick & Mortar
567 Massachusetts AveMy favorite cocktail spot in all of Cambridge.
Food Scene
Brazilian-like restaurant and bar. All-you-can-eat meat for $20 or so.
8 locals recommend
Midwest Grill
1111 Cambridge StBrazilian-like restaurant and bar. All-you-can-eat meat for $20 or so.
Bom Cafe
1093 Cambridge StGreat Brazilian pastries, omelettes, coffee and tea.
Arts & Culture
This is likely the best science museum in the country. Great for children and grownups alike.
560 locals recommend
Museum of Science
1 Museum Of Science DrivewayThis is likely the best science museum in the country. Great for children and grownups alike.
Great theater with small-town vibe. Alternative and international movies are routinely screened.
100 locals recommend
Kendall Square Cinema
355 Binney StGreat theater with small-town vibe. Alternative and international movies are routinely screened.
No visit to Boston is complete without a trip to the world-class Museum of Fine Arts.
1042 locals recommend
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
465 Huntington AveNo visit to Boston is complete without a trip to the world-class Museum of Fine Arts.
Sightseeing
This world-famous landmark is walking distance from my listing and highly recommended.
71 locals recommend
Harvard Yard
2 Kirkland StThis world-famous landmark is walking distance from my listing and highly recommended.
This Frank Gehry-designed spot is the perfect place to start exploring MIT's campus. From here you can walk down to the Charles river.
Stata Center Frank Gehry
This Frank Gehry-designed spot is the perfect place to start exploring MIT's campus. From here you can walk down to the Charles river.
Harvard Bridge
Harvard BridgeBest views of Boston and Cambridge.