Amazing atmosphere with iconic decor. An antiquated feel to it. I was here for a conference and there are quite a number of meeting rooms, but seating is rather limited. Also, parking is a gigantic problem, so use public transportation if possible because most conferences go all day long, so the zones limit you to either one hour or two hours with NO option to extend your time. You will have to keep moving your vehicle and driving around & around & around in hopes a spot will open up. Very friendly people here and it has a prestigious feel to it.
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Amazing atmosphere with iconic decor. An antiquated feel to it. I was here for a conference and there are quite a number of meeting rooms, but seating is rather limited. Also, parking is a gigantic problem, so use public transportation if possible because most conferences go all day long, so the zones limit you to either one hour or two hours with NO option to extend your time. You will have to keep moving your vehicle and driving around \\u0026 around \\u0026 around in hopes a spot will open up. Very friendly people here and it has a prestigious feel to it.
TaraY98
That bread pudding with the sauces was one of the best things I ever ate in life. That was worth the effort to come here. They were so nice they gave me the recipe. The rest of the food was good. The space is very much an old-school faculty club and Big D dining - so you can come here once for the atmosphere
jerzykaczynski
An institution is back--the HFC buffet lunch, now served in the Conservatory. Very good food, attentive service, decent price for lunch, lovely setting. Recommend!
Jaye Aster Broder
It’s a nice space with fair American food and good for hosting events of 100 people.
Maria G.
Can't believe I've actually never set foot inside the faculty club over all these years! Finally got an opportunity to check it out recently. There are multiple levels in the building, and there is signage at the front indicating different events going on for that day. The staff members are all extremely friendly, though I had some misunderstanding given linguistic barriers (e.g., I had a bit food left on my plate, the staff member asked if I was done, I said I'm still working on it, and they took my plate away anyway.) The food I had here was standard passed hors d'oeuvres. Nothing too special, I did like the mashed eggplant and pita bread a lot! The bathroom is pretty clean, with paper towels available.
Prof.Dr. GHS PRASAD
Nice and cool place
Rajnish Unplugged
Historic and so well kept. Loved the hospitality and the ambience.
Kristen Chiama
We had a lovely group lunch here! The desserts were spectacular and this was a lovely setting for a formal occasion.
The Faculty Club sits in the midst of the extended Harvard campus, close to the library and the Quadrangle. It has a lovely dining room and other sites suitable for celebrations and events. The dining room is sophisticated with excellent service and a good menu. It is open weekdays for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and for special occasions such as Easter and Commencement, on weekends. There is a weekday global cuisine which is very often, but not always successful. Parking is very limited on the premises, but with some patience, available on the surrounding streets. The club is restricted to the Harvard Community.
Great lunch place!
Amazing atmosphere with iconic decor. An antiquated feel to it. I was here for a conference and there are quite a number of meeting rooms, but seating is rather limited. Also, parking is a gigantic problem, so use public transportation if possible because most conferences go all day long, so the zones limit you to either one hour or two hours with NO option to extend your time. You will have to keep moving your vehicle and driving around & around & around in hopes a spot will open up. Very friendly people here and it has a prestigious feel to it.
Amazing atmosphere with iconic decor. An antiquated feel to it. I was here for a conference and there are quite a number of meeting rooms, but seating is rather limited. Also, parking is a gigantic problem, so use public transportation if possible because most conferences go all day long, so the zones limit you to either one hour or two hours with NO option to extend your time. You will have to keep moving your vehicle and driving around \\u0026 around \\u0026 around in hopes a spot will open up. Very friendly people here and it has a prestigious feel to it.
That bread pudding with the sauces was one of the best things I ever ate in life. That was worth the effort to come here. They were so nice they gave me the recipe. The rest of the food was good. The space is very much an old-school faculty club and Big D dining - so you can come here once for the atmosphere
An institution is back--the HFC buffet lunch, now served in the Conservatory. Very good food, attentive service, decent price for lunch, lovely setting. Recommend!
It’s a nice space with fair American food and good for hosting events of 100 people.
Can't believe I've actually never set foot inside the faculty club over all these years! Finally got an opportunity to check it out recently. There are multiple levels in the building, and there is signage at the front indicating different events going on for that day. The staff members are all extremely friendly, though I had some misunderstanding given linguistic barriers (e.g., I had a bit food left on my plate, the staff member asked if I was done, I said I'm still working on it, and they took my plate away anyway.) The food I had here was standard passed hors d'oeuvres. Nothing too special, I did like the mashed eggplant and pita bread a lot! The bathroom is pretty clean, with paper towels available.
Nice and cool place
Historic and so well kept. Loved the hospitality and the ambience.
We had a lovely group lunch here! The desserts were spectacular and this was a lovely setting for a formal occasion.
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Amazing experience!
Beautiful place. The food was amazing.
Great!
Beautiful place. The food was amazing.
The Faculty Club sits in the midst of the extended Harvard campus, close to the library and the Quadrangle. It has a lovely dining room and other sites suitable for celebrations and events. The dining room is sophisticated with excellent service and a good menu. It is open weekdays for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and for special occasions such as Easter and Commencement, on weekends. There is a weekday global cuisine which is very often, but not always successful. Parking is very limited on the premises, but with some patience, available on the surrounding streets. The club is restricted to the Harvard Community.