“Recently clover as upped their vegan options with a menu of at least three (plant) protein bowls. We tried the verde rice bowl which seemed delicious at its base but you have the option to add Tender Foods vegan proteins to each bowl (tenders, buffalo tenders, pulled pork, depending on the bowl). Tender Foods is a local vegan protein startup so it's cool to see something like this being offered at a restaurant that prides themselves on locally sourced ingredients. The bowl was great all around with a mix of fresh flavors and the tenders were THE BEST VEGAN TENDERS I have had to date. Heck yeah! I hope they continue to offer these plant based options and more, as this place is a vegetarians dream and would be cool for it to remain that way for vegans as well. I really like the deep fried jalapeños as well as the local heirloom beans as standouts in the bowl as well.“
“Clover is a favorite of mine, and this Central Sq location is a great spot for late night eats. Actually, it's good for breakfast eats or anytime eats because Clover is amazing. I generally like to try their seasonal menu whenever I can (some great hits, but also some misses) but a tried-and-true favorite remains their Chickpea Fritter Sandwich, a riff on the classic falafel sandwich with a slew of pickled carrots, red cabbage, and red onions.“
“This s a Boston chain serving healthy food, my wife and I had the chickpea fritter sandwich and shared a corn chowder. Very good food at good prices. You order your food at the counter and pick it up when it is ready. Recommend, especially for lunch.“
“Very solid place! Great sandwiches, good friends. Love the eggplant and egg pita sandwich. They do the pourover method for coffee, which is fine, by the blend they had the day I went in really wasn't very good. Was supposed to be a more "citrusy" and acidic coffee, but it just didn't work well. One unknown: Says free wifi but no wifi network showed up as available, ended up using the Harvard guest wifi, which was slow but did work.“
“Unquestionably THE best pizza in all of Metro Boston -there is something truly magical about the crust. And the pizza is just one of the outstanding foods produced by Plum T and by far the nicest group of people in Harvard Square. Having moved from the Boston area to Canada, where they think frozen fries drowned in brown gravy and cheese curds is a food group, I miss Oggi’s every day.“