We started with the garlic knots that were really good, very fresh marinara sauce. Service wasn't great, initially it was good but then we felt a little forgotten about and never got refills on our drink. We got the margarita pizza and it was fantastic!! The crest had a fantastic texture. I would come here again. read more

We ordered two pizzas for delivery - it took about 45 minutes to make it to Beacon Hill, so they were a little cold. We got the Sausage and Pickled Peppers and Florentine and the toppings were both good, but weighed down the pizza crust too much, so it was a little floppy. It didn't entirely live up to the hype; I think I'll try some other places before returning again. read more

Area Four - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Went there with some friends the drinks were different from normal so was refreshing We went for brunch and the skillet eggs were great and the pizza was really good too Service was a little slow that is what hurt them a little The building isn't overly big so make sure to call before going read more

I came here for dinner with a bunch of friends on Saturday night. We were seated without much of a wait which was nice. In terms of food, we ordered garlic knots and a bunch of pizzas to share. The garlic knots were decent and taste exactly as you would expect. For the pizza, I mostly ate the mushroom pizza. Overall, it was okay, though for some of the slices the bottom was burnt quite a bit. Overall, everything was pretty alright though not much more than that hence the middling rating. read more

Area Four - Garlic knots - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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I'm kinda depressed to have to write this review but this spot seriously disappointed me last night. I have come a few times before and been obsessed. Clam pizza was to die for as was the spicy one with banana peppers and sausage HOWEVER we ordered the same last night and they were actually disgusting. Clam pizza was full of sand and had some horrible old taste to it, and sausage we had to send back ( something I never do) because it tasted like old rotten meat. I felt so bad for the waitress who seemed to be having a lot of complaints last night, she did take the gross pizza off the check though and was super nice. The redeeming part was the beer which is awesome and they have a great local selection. Whatever happened last night hopefully gets fixed because this spot was just removed from our favorites list...and where else can we got some amazing clam pizza Oh and my boyfriend saw a mouse...running next to the bar, which at first I didn't even believe but just read some other reviews on here and it seems to be a problem they have. read more

Great coffee and bagels! The biscuit and honey butter is a favorite! Friendly staff, easy to order online!

I can confidently say that I am a huge pizza snob and this is hands down the best pizza I've ever had. Fresh fresh fresh. Authentic taste. 9.6 out of 10. read more

Area Four - I can confidently say I am a huge pizza snob and this is hands down one of the most amazing pies I've ever had. - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Area Four is a nice place to grab brunch if you're in the area. They have plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors and have some classic cocktails along with more creative ones if you're looking to go all out for brunch. My friend got the irish coffee (they have both hot and iced) and it was beautifully presented with the cream swirling in the glass. In terms of food, they have some basic but solid options. Many of them are served in individual skillets, which is always a nice touch and of course they are served piping hot. I got the og mess which had roasted potatoes, two sunny eggs, a tomato and pickled pepper relish and bacon and sausage. It was definitely hearty and is a great dish to have on a cool fall day. It was a touch greasy at the bottom but that was probably a byproduct of how it was cooked. Service was friendly and attentive. Definitely check it out if you're craving a hearty breakfast and some cocktails! read more

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Completely ignored for 30 minutes. Had to go find a server. They tried to clear the table and give us our check before we received the food. Finally ate an hour after arriving. They were not busy enough to justify bad service. Pizza was good. read more

My girlfriend recommended the city growers salad. And here's a picture of it. Pretty weak. Especially for 12 or $13. The salad should be bursting at the seams. For this price point. One and done, Area Four. Bye. read more

Area Four - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

(café review) Area Four has my favorite drip coffee in Kendall Square. And REALLY EXCELLENT NITRO COLD BREW (which I previously thought was no big deal, when I tried it at SBUX - but Area 4's is great). They certainly have a variety of espresso-based drinks too (but for which there is usually a very long wait - coffee is immediate), and some of their baked goods are really excellent: savory croissants, the "J Bar," and others. And friendly staff! On the downside, seating is particularly limited because of so many people hogging the seats for their laptop-computer "coffeeshop as an office" schtick. How about using a library, y'all's? read more

One of the best places for coffee in the area. I always take cappuccino, and it's very well done. The food is delicious especially (for my taste) the almonds croissant. Most of the time I go to the second location at 215 first street. That also have loyalty car for coffee. Outstanding coffee! So sad they close the second location at 215 first st. read more

Area Four - This is what I'm talking about! Excellent cortado - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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Great place for brunch, but it can get crowded so if you go during a peak time definitely make a reservation...however, if you go after 1PM on a Saturday without a reservation, you'll only end up waiting about 10-15 minutes or so for two people. The Hot Mess has all of your breakfast favorites, including 2 sunny side up eggs, home fries, bacon, cheese, sausage, veggies, and banana peppers for an extra little kick. It comes out piping hot and can be shared between two people, especially if you're also planning on getting drinks and trying their sticky buns. The mac and cheese is ooey, gooey, creamy, artery-clogging deliciousness, and also comes in a really hot skillet topped with breadcrumbs. Pay the extra $2 for the bacon- just do it, you won't regret it. read more

Area Four - The Hot Mess, aptly named for those brunching after a night out - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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OK this place is awesome! So why only three stars? Well, The price of the quiche is absolutely insane. The slice is so small you are left with asking yourself "HMMMM did I taste it"? A slice of quiche that small should be the same price as the delicious danish which is three dollars. Tops!!!!!! T. read more

Came for brunch at 12:15 and the place was super packed, but my friend suggested we make a reservation ahead of time so make sure you do that so you don't have to wait a long time. But they also have a first come first serve bar area if there's only a little bit of people in your group. The ambiance was nice and very modern. Very cool tables that convert to fit your party size. I got the OG Hot Mess, the sticky bun, a mimosa and a coffee. everything was super good. The hot mess was very tasty just a little smaller than what i had expected. What really sold me was the sticky bun. At first they had told me they were out but were currently making some so if i was okay getting it in the middle of my meal they can bring it out. I said sure and when i got it it was fresh out of the oven and super tasty. A bit expensive here but overall a good place for brunch. read more

Area Four - Sticky Bun - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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We've always been big fans of Area Four and now that we can't go there much in person, thrilled to have the ability to order in, all the way from Cambridge. We've ordered from them twice in the last month and got the mixed greens salad both times - the dressing comes on the side and it's absolute perfection. Pizza flavors we have tried are: Pepperoni, the one with the eggplant and basil and chili oil (don't remember exactly what its' called) and the mushroom fontina. The eggplant one is amazing but wasn't a big hit with the kids - a little too spicy for them. The mushroom fontina is one of the best pizzas I have tasted in a while. There's this lemony flavor with some rind, that adds just the right amount of bite and citrus. Ordered the garlic knots the first time but didn't really love them, not sure why they are so hyped. Can't wait for a time when we can go back to Area Four in person! read more

What happened to area four? Used to be great. The pizzas we had today were genuinely lousy. Sorry I ever cheated on you Picco. Never again Area four. Perhaps there are new owners. read more

I like to eat cheap pizza (Domino's) but I also like to eat fancy pizza. Fancy pizza WITH WINE. i made a reservation (MAKE A RESERVATION!) at Area Four because its a very hot spot, especially during the weekends. They have street parking too. Seating is tight, the waitress definitely had a hard time squishing in between the tables at my area. There are also large tables- good for big groups. The tables to my left and right were pretty close to me, so of course, I decided to look at what they had ordered. Both had ordered the Brussels sprout salad, so I ordered it too. It was so delicious- there was hazelnut and lots of cheese in it, I could eat this everyday! I also ordered a glass of Tempranillo wine to go with my meal. They have an extensive cocktail menu, wine list and beer list. The pizzas come in 2 sizes- 2 small pizzas are more than 2 enough for 2 adults. You will definitely have some extra for the next day. We went for the -Clam and bacon pizza: I've never had clams on a pizza before but it was delicious. -Carnivore pizza: sausage and bacon. Yes, we ate lots of bacon. Apparently the dough is fermented for 30 + hours, which is why the dough was nice and fluffy. Can't wait to come back to try all the other pizzas! read more

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I only rate restaurants if they are exceptionally bad, or good; Area Four is the latter. Located in Cambridge steps from MIT, there is a large outdoor dining area plus inside vibrant bar and sit down. The service is friendly and accommodating, but gives some space. The food is outstanding; had the garlic knots to start followed by a small (12 inch) 1/2 margarita and 1/2 carnivore pie. Flavorful and fresh; beer selection is great, with heavy emphasis on local IPAs. Prices are fair for location, quality, and variety. Highly recommend. read more

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First time in the MIT area, and decided to meet old friends. We ordered 2 pizzas, and a mac and cheese. All of which are very rich in flavor and good portion to share. The environment is perfect for meeting with friends or even for business. Service was great, although I would highly recommend rsvp in advance to ensure you can minimize wait time! read more

Had a great meal here last night. We sat outside. We ordered the salad which was dressed perfectly and had some type of candied sliced almonds in it. THe pizza was excellent. We got a Margarita pizza, all mushrooms, 1/2 sausage and 1/2 anchovy. I love anchovies but these were too strong and fishy. I wouldn't order them again. Service was perfect. Will definitely return. read more

So this is great pizza. Great service and quick turn around. I was visiting from California and saw a ad that this was the top 10 pizza places in the nation and it did NOT disappoint. Great pizza!!!! The cheese is amazing. read more

You know those times when you don't know if you want breakfast or dinner, but you know it better be all about walnuts? Well lucky for you, the walnut pizza (add sausage or live a life of regret) and the yogurt + granola at brunch really let you have it all, without forgetting that it's all about walnuts. Don't get the anchovy pizza, it's too salty and acidic, and it's definitely not all about walnuts. This review is not sponsored by walnuts but it really should be, because it's all about walnuts. read more

Area Four? More like Area Scoreeeee. Best bet for a nonconventional pi is the clam and bacon. That lil bish had me jammin, shakin. I love me a good classic meaty pizza and the carnivore did not disappoint which is unlike me since everything else in my life is a disappointment. Grab a Papa Double Down cocktail for a sweet and spicy cool drink that'll have you yelling, "PapaYUHHH". I'm not a huge salad man but the greens had me lookin like mu'uckin Littlefoot, Land Before Time style #5stars read more

Area Four - Piping hot clam and bacon pizza had me moist - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Really good pizza (had the hot honey/arugula and marinara pizza). Only compliant is that the pizzas were still doughy. Regardless, great flavor and really good service. read more

Artisan pizza that's actually worth the price! Come here if you're in the area, if you're feeling like you want some pizzazz with your pizza, if you're looking for something adventurous but familiar. There's a small selection of pizza flavors here, but they're all pretty much hearty, fresh, and exciting to taste. My favorite is the mushroom fontina. There's a decent selection of beers here too. If you're not in a drinking mood, do what I do and order the freshly squeezed OJ. Mmmmm. BUT the major and real reason I come here is the fact that it's fancy enough to require one to dine with a knife and fork. No one judges me here for being the oddball that eats her pizza with utensils. read more

These people know how to make pizza! Their selection is delectable and scrumptious Staff is also great!

On my flight back to CA, I was struck with a pang of nostalgia while flipping through my iPhone notes... I found a list of places I had yet to review, and this was one of them. Thinking about Area Four makes me miss MA... and crave pizza. Really good, garlic-infused, wood-oven, thin crust pizza. Like crunchy crust topped with tomato sauce, mozzarella, sausage, banana peppers, pecorino and parsley pizza. With these amazing melt-in-your-mouth buttered garlic knots on the side pizza. With a giant glass of whatever's on tap cuz it's all good pizza. So, yes, it's not ALL about the pizza, but it's definitely a MUST ORDER when you're here. The flavors are fantastic, the ingredients are fresh, and their options are fun... including their desserts. When I was here last time, they had these awesome bacon-infused sweets, which, I mean, hello? I know there's this huge Boston vs. Cambridge divide, but with gems like these in Kendall Square, I'd gladly hang around this side of the bridge for a night out on the town. Whether it's a casual bite to eat with a girlfriend post-yoga, or an easy night out with a date, I wouldn't hesitate suggesting Area Four (and wouldn't say no to a suggestion, either)! read more

I love venturing to Cambridge. There are so many different flavors, and so many different atmospheres. Gster had wanted to try where his boss, "Obama" had eaten. Obama notoriously finds the "best" pizza in the city, and he chose area 4. It had to be good right? And we were craving good pizza. At 10:00AM. We made sure to double check their hours, because they do close for a random time in the middle of the day. It is a little odd, but they also are just "that good" that they can get away with their own special rules. The inside is funky, chic, and a young vibe. You feel like you want to be seen there, you feel smarter being there, but also more hip. The energy is just very positive. We ordered the french toast, the pizza, and a lemonade. It was raining, but we still sat outside. The pizza was absolutely one of the best in Boston I have tried. The crust was so fresh, doughy, thick, and flavorful. Definitely one of the better crust's i have ever had. The french toast was covered with a delicious berry sauce, and was very thick. It melted in your mouth before you even put it in your mouth. Breakfast/Pizza= 10 stars out of 5. Absolutely delicious. read more

While there are an endless number of alluring aspects that should reel you into Area Four, here are my top four (or more) reasons for a visit: 1. Area Four offers four well defined dining areas, including a casual cafe for breakfast, coffee, board games and snacks, a sophisticated bar for drinks, a sleek, sunny dining room for a real meal, and outdoor, curbside seating when the weather is right. You can even play bocce on their lawn during a summer afternoon while you slurp up their home made ice cream. And keep an eye out for their hot dog cart on the sidewalk at lunch time. What does all of this this mean for you? It means that if you want a quick bite during the day, you will be happy. If you want supremely good beer selections and awesome cocktails, you will be happy. If you want delicious food, indoors or outdoors, you will be happy. All of your desires will be satisfied at Area Four. And you can send your friends emails and snapshots about your satisfactory experience as Area Four offers free WiFi. 2. They have amazing home made lemonade. Tart, tangy and just sweet enough, this is the best lemonade in town. Take a little sip and add some of their simple syrup if it is a bit too tart for you. Simple syrup at the counter with the straws and napkins? Yes, indeed. You can drink your lemonade while you eat your gluten free pastry or your choice of other delectable goodies. (Unfortunately, they do not have any vegan pastries. For those, you need to go up the street to Veggie Galaxy.) While you indulge, you can make new friends at the large communal tables in their cozy front room. 3. The garlic infused pizzas coming out of the wood fired ovens are grovel-worthy. Praise the pizza gods for this pizza. While the entire menu is friendly and satisfying, we keep coming back for the pizza. As we eat our veggie pizzas, you could always try their roast chicken, cheeseburger, mac and cheese or a salad. And save room for a luscious dessert. 4. There are some fun deals going on. You can use LevelUp, get free parking, have your food delivered and you can even get a discount for movie tickets at the Kendall Square Cinema. Bargain time. We love bargains. Check their web site for the details. We like having Area Four as neighbors. No... we love it. read more

After two visits, I can safely say that this is the kind of establishment I'd like to open had I the funds. The interior is modern-homey in steel and shiny dark wood. A large chalkboard behind the menu displays drink and food prices, and through a glass panel, you can see copious tasty, in-house baked treats. Visit one: we sampled the red velvet whoopie pie which was amazingly comforting in a "I know who made this" kind of way and - much to my delight - sans overly sweet filling. The iced green tea is fresh and, well, green, and Area Four's coffee is as good as my home-brewed, Burr-grinder, French-pressed coffee snobbishness. (Which means it's pretty wonderful.) Today, they offered samples of a Mexican sweet bread dessert with a crunchy cocoa crust. We returned for lunch and had a wonderfully made tuna salad sandwich with olive oil aioli and their daily salad - a small tub of hummus, wonderful, amazing, brilliant, sparkling etc. etc. homemade pita bread, grilled veggies and a faro, asparagus and barley salad. For me, everything needed a little salt, but that's just because I"m crazy with low blood pressure. I put salt on salt if I can. Anyway, the food was fresh, light and delicious. I am eagerly anticipating their liquor license coming into effect after peeking at the beer/wine lists. Finally! A place that offers more than one, very good $6-per-glass wine along with extremely good beers. Usually, it's one or the other and wine is jacked up to kingdom come. read more

Two businesses in one? YES! I went in yesterday for the first time, sampled both sides of the business, and am already kicking myself for letting this joint be open for eight whole months without a previous visit. The decor is hip and modern, but not off-putting for non-hipsters. It's the perfect blend of minimal and crisp. I went in with the owner/chef's cousin (to the restaurant side), and while the owner wasn't there, the wait staff certainly took care of us. We ordered drinks; a sangria for me and a beer for him, and a Margarita Pizza. Yes, it was a tad on the boring side, with so many outrageous pizzas to choose from, but being a non-pork eater has its disadvantages in pizza places. The waitress, who was so nice from the beginning AND was wearing an LSU t-shirt (LOVE!), told us that it really was the best. The came the parade of insane apps. They brought us the house-made mozzerella. It had a golden raisin chutney and a lemon vinaigrette, and had the perfect blend of sweet and tasty. Then they brought the Goat Terrine, a liver with fruit blend on top of toast. Awesome, even though I usually don't care much for liver and my friend ate most of it. THEN they brought us the swordfish pate, which had chopped onions and came over crostini. Holy moly, I could barely believe how unique and tasty each dish was. While at first we thought they just do this to everyone, it turns out being with the chef's cousin was lucky. Then, after all the apps I could ever imagine eating, the pizza came out. Perfectly thin, with the perfect blend of pecorino and basil. I wasn't even hungry and I scarfed down two slices. After the amazing meal, we just had to see the bakery side. We picked a ginormous oatmeal, pecan, and chocolate chip cookie for later. The pecans were salted, and it was the perfect blend of sweet and salty. I have used the term "perfect blend" in this review a bunch of times... see a pattern? Perfect blend of bakery and restaurant, perfect blend of unique and tasty food, and perfect blend of decor, service, and affordable prices. I can't wait to go back! read more

What is Area Four? A secret government mission? A name for Jupiter's fifth moon? Nope! Its my new favorite place to get coffee in a little neighborhood called... Area IV. (coincidence?- I think not) Most people just glaze over this area skipping straight from Kendall to Central Square- but if you walk along Main St. you will be happy to encounter this gem along the way. Stopped in today for a coffee and treat after lunch. We were immediately greeted by the amazingly friendly staff. Seriously they are SO NICE. Definitely not the- I work in a coffee shop so I'm indie and cooler than you. More like "we are a local business and we love our customers!- Come sample some treats" :D The coffee was a very smooth flavorful blend- although the small was a little too small for me- will remember to get a medium next time. Now for the hard part- choosing my dessert. I learned that all of the goodies are baked in house, twice daily- so you know everything is fresh as could be. And they all look fabulous- whoopie pies, cream cheese brownies, NUTTAH BUTTAH, I tried the cinnamon bun: a perfect balance of cinnamon sugar to soft buttery dough, with an amazing icing glaze. I heated it up a little when i got back to the office and everyone was SO JEALOUS when they smelled it. My only gripe is that the front door is really heavy.. but maybe its a good thing.. I certainly could use a little bit of a "workout" in preparation for stuffing my face with baked goods. read more

My roommates and I were all walking down the street, heading back to our apartment, when one of us noticed a new cafe where an Italian restaurant used to be. "Should we try it?" That's when we all noticed the blonde woman excitedly beckoning us inside. We couldn't say no at that point. The interior was beautiful, with a lot of natural light and plenty of interesting furnishings. They serve Barrington coffee, which is a local roaster, and had a modest selection of pastries (homemade, I believe) on display. On top of all of that, judging from the conversation I had with one of their employees, they really, really love coffee and espresso. I got an iced coffee, which was delicious, with none of the acidity or bitterness that typically accompanies an iced coffee. The roommates got a regular latte (fruity and buttery, with a very pretty bit of latte art on the froth), and a lemonade. I'm very excited to start patronizing this new cafe and trying out some of their other offerings. read more

I really like Area Four. Their brunch food is really good. I ordered the aptly named "Hot Mess" (which is highly appropriate for me, at all times). It was a piping hot skillet full of pretty much everything breakfast: sunny side up eggs, home fries, bacon, sausage, caramelized onions, scallion, and pickled banana pepper relish. All of it was decent, but it was really that relish that gave it some zest and kept it from being boring. Speaking of things that are boring, the freaking enormous sticky bun that I had for dessert certainly doesn't fall under that category. The size of a brick, this piece of heaven was definitely meant for sharing. And it really was everything a sticky bun should be - chock full of pecans, loaded with caramel (which was a bit too chewy, but it's caramel so who cares??), topped with way too much frosting, and was very, very sticky. I really love the awesome signs hanging on the walls here. While the layout of the place is a little bit confusing, the signage was made with directionally-challenged people like me in mind. If you're on a quest for the bathrooms, never fear! Hilariously helpful signs are here! Behind the long table are two doors, neither of which are the bathrooms you are looking for, but both of which have signs to tell you this so you don't unnecessarily go barging in - "Dry goods - not the bathroom," and "Office - also not the bathroom." Both of these made me giggle appreciatively. There is further signage that informs you of whether you're "hot", "cold," or "getting warmer" on your restroom journey. Also, if you're bored while waiting for your food, you'll find there are some nice big signs informing you of everything you ever wanted to know about Area Four. Overall, Area Four is a fun brunch spot. I can see myself coming back here - maybe not for brunch, but definitely for that sticky bun. read more

Area Four - The "Hot Mess" - Pizza Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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I cried over La Molisana's untimely demise and passing of the owner, selfishly because I loved their breakfast sandwiches and was happy that there were cheap breakfast options near work. THANK YOU, OWNERS OF AREA FOUR FOR FILLING THE BREAKFAST VOID IN TECHNOLOGY SQUARE. I know there's Beantowne, which I also adore, but it's not across from my building. It's a bit of a further walk, and science doesn't always allow for walks. 7-11 Breakfast sandwiches? Hurl. I've been in twice so far-- first for lunch, where I had a tuna sandwich, orange juice, and rice krispies treat. Second was for breakfast of an almond croissant and lemonade. The food has been EXCELLENT. The baked goods have been awesome, and the sandwich was perfect. I was skeptical when I was handed a pre-made sandwich, but it performed. A friend got the asparagus (or was it artichoke?) soup and that was also fabulous. I also really like the service. I agree totally on another Yelper's post that there isn't the "I make coffee, therefore I'm better than you" douchebaggery that exists in some of the local coffee shops. The staff has been awesome with their recommendations, and I'm so excited to continue trying things. I think the coffee is next on my list, despite the justification to never buy another coffee out somewhere if I bought the Keurig. I can't wait to try the full restaurant. read more

So... Full disclosure. I have not been to Area Four. I have no idea how to find it, what is on their menu, or if goblins sit under the tables and tie your shoelaces together while you eat. This review is based on one spectacularly life-altering piece of pumpkin pie that was presented to me on Thanksgiving Day of 2013. The origin of said pie, Area Four. As the luscious custard filled my mouth with the most peculiar singularity of homey comfort and untamed adventure, the truth that was always there came to me. Pumpkin is not a vegetable. Four stars for the pie. One additional star for the transcendental life experience. read more

At around $15/person, this is a splurge for students, but if you're up for it, it's well worth it! When you enter, the vibe is hip and cool, everything you'd expect in the Cambridge student-centric neighborhood. Be warned, you have to be in the right mood if Area Four is going to satiate your hunger. This is not a "I'm-so-hungry, let's get pizza" kind of pizza. It's more of a "Are you hungry? I could eat" kind of pizza. The large will feed a party of two with average appetites. Regardless, the delightfully crispy thin crust topped with fresh, delicious ingredients is a party in your mouth. I have yet to try the beer/liquor here, but it seems like they have a decent selection. Would I return? Absolutely. On a college budget though, it probably will be later than I hope. read more

Ending my Yelp hiatus to review Area Four for dinner this past Saturday night. Everyone was kind and helpful, from the hostesses, who took care to seat us comfortably to the bartender, who offered samples of the wines on tap (!), to the waiter who chatted with us about olives, to the owner to ran out into the rain to grab a cab for me. I loved the decor of this place: urban rustic, which is on trend now, but still so lovely. Empty french presses, growlers and jars cover exposed hanging light bulbs, dark wood and iron pop up throughout the split-level space, and huge chalkboard menus with good handwriting (key!) look over the main dining room. I got three small plates for $15: smoked bluefish salad with scallion (SO delicious, if you liked smoked fish!), zucchini and farro salad (with basil, I think, and a substantial dressing that was not oily -- very tasty), and marinated mushrooms with sliced almonds, peppers and a dressing (again, not oily, but very flavorful). The foccacia is as another user described: very doughy, and a little sour -- I thought it could have used more flavor. Dipping oil infused with Parmesan and herbs. My friend had the mussels, which she adored, and green and yellow bean salad. This salad had very mild olives. The small plates are small, but three were plenty for me, as we also shared the olive oil chocolate cake with creme fraiche and cookie crumble. Delicious!! Quite rich and not what I was expecting: I thought this would be more like a pound cake, but it's a lot like ganache. No olive oil flavor. Creme fraiche was very mildly tangy. Cookie crumbles were gingery. I honestly cannot wait to go back! read more

I was going to wait until I ate at the restaurant to review, but after what I had at the bakery yesterday I HAD to write a review. Nutter butter. Best thing I may have ever eaten. EVER. I almost can't even process it in my head. Other things there are also amazing- the whoopie pies, the coconut bars, the ginormous snickerdoodles the size of my head. The espresso is amazing. But the Nutter Butter. OH my GOD. read more