This looked like a nice sit-down place at first glance, enough so that we didn't mind when the hostess told us it would be an hour-long wait. Luckily enough, it was only about a half hour wait and we were led upstairs to the roofdeck! Unfortunately, the food did not live up to the setting. The pita bread and hummus that came in lieu of bread and butter was alright. The calamari had an onion ring-like breading which I thought was okay but my bf didn't enjoy. I ordered the stuffed chicken and found the breading too thick and dry and the chicken itself not particularly tasty. My bf's entree, trout stuffed with crabmeat was better although he found several bones. All in all, a rather disappointing experience and not really worth the price. read more

Having the Harvard campus on my Boston itinerary led me to research fun, local places to eat. I try to avoid chain restaurants as much as possible, so when I saw so many good reviews for Daedalus I knew it was a good option. Essentially located on the Harvard campus, Daedalus is a perfect brunch spot for visitors. It is a 2-story building that gets plenty of sunlight through the windows. It's a very comfortable dining space with friendly people. They also have a roof deck which I was hoping to utilize, but it was so cold when I was there that wasnt an option. The food was pretty good, although nothing spectacular. I would have appreciated a larger portion size for my huevos rancheros (see photo). That dish was good, but the black beans were very tasty. Overall, I liked this place. I wished I had a chance to sample more menu items and sit on the roof deck. I think 3.5 stars is probably a more appropriate rating for this place--I certainly wouldnt mind going back there. Pros: Location near the Harvard campus, comfortable dining space, roof deck Cons: Small portion sizes compared to price points, slightly better than average food read more

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Came here for a few drinks with friends, we came on a Monday night so we didn't expect a crowd or to have to wait. But we were surprised there was a 45 minute wait to get a table out on the roof deck patio. So we went downstairs got a drink, didn't stay long. But it was a cool looking place and the roof deck looked awesome, I wish we could have gone out on it. Want to come back. 4 stars because of the long wait and service was a little slow for drinks. read more

LOVE the rooftop patio. Was here on a Sunday around 5 PM and it was not very busy. Service was excellent. Menu is good. Price is on the higher end so since I was on a budget this trip, I only had a mojito. I thought it was pretty yummy. Your typical Mojito. Not very strong but I enjoyed it. I will return. read more

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My friends and I came here on Tuesday night. It was fairly busy but we just decided to get drinks so we went upstairs to sit at the bar, which had quite a bit of seating. I got the Daedulus signature cocktail, which was great with some nice bright notes, followed by a beer. I wished they had more beers on tap; it seemed very limited on both in variety and style. The food that people around us ordered looked good so it might be worth a return for dinner sometime. Overall, a solid place in to get drinks and catch up with friends. read more

This was a great date spot! Classy dividers and great food/drinks. Harry Potter vibes from the waitress. I felt lucky to have my date paying. He is a wealthy graduate student. read more

I love coming here for dessert as they have great tiramisu and cobbler! Their tomato bisque is also delicious. What I really enjoy is coming here on a cold night and grabbing a booth to catch up with a friend. The ambience and lighting are relaxing and allow for a great conversation. GREAT place for a dessert first date! Sometimes I feel like the staff is annoyed if you don't order a meal or hang around after you've finished your food because you're talking-- but that's understandable. I just wish they wouldn't do it on a non-busy weeknight. This has only happened to me once or twice here, otherwise the staff is lovely and very polite. read more

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We only got drinks here but they were good and the atmosphere was really cool. The best part of this place is the outdoor patio on the roof. However, it took forever for us to finally get up there - the staff kept letting us get progressively closer every couple hours and eventually we got there. I like the indoor bar on the top floor - it reminds me of a greenhouse and had lots of natural light streaming in. I can't wait to come back and actually try the food! read more

This place has let me down for the last time. I was there for a birthday dinner and they didn't let my brother in for any reason. I won't be supporting this establishment ever again. It's not as if there was a particular policy in place- the arbitrary nature of the refusal is what will stick with me the most. Oftentimes restaurants will have such a reaction to young people who they think are "too drunk," but this was not the case! Please do not go here read more

A cute restaurant near Harvard Square. I came here after work to meet up with a friend. I ordered the salmon with asparagus and potatoes and he ordered a pasta dish with chicken. The food was tasty, my salmon was cooked pretty well and I liked the lemon dill sauce it came with. The waiter was very receptive and friendly. Overall, the menu didn't appeal to me too much and it doesn't stand out among other restaurants in the area. However, I've heard it's pretty nice in the summer so will come back around then. read more

"Dry and Tasteless" the food and the staff. The male bartenders and male wait staff made misogynistic comments to us, the drinks were watery, our friend got stuck in their wheelchair access elevator for 15min which broke down. You'd think they'd offer the poor chap a free drink or an apology. Instead, the bartender made it super clear that he had to pay for his drink. Highlight of the bar was outdoor rooftop space- which wasn't accessible because of a private party. There are plenty of places to wine and dine while in Cambridge, this isn't one of them. read more

I had a fantastic time at Daedalus. Our waitress was a tall blonde with a little blue in her hair but I forget her name. She was kind, attentive, and conversational. I ordered a gin drink which was good, and calamari as an app. The calamari was very delicious, great ratio between rings and little tentacles. I also got the steak tips. I will say, the chimichurri sauce it came with or maybe the marinade made the steak a little spicy, but it was cooked exactly how I ordered it (medium rare). Nowadays people tend to over cook steak but not the case here. The ambiance was nice, there were cute candles on the tables. My only complaint was that I couldn't eat or drink more! Will definitely come again for date night! read more

This place was a surprising disappointment. My cousins and I made a reservation for 7:15 and didn't get seated until 8:30. I understand Covid has prevented restaurants from being at full capacity, and as a result, there's less available seating, but waiting over an hour WITH reservations is ridiculous. The hostess didn't even seem all that accommodating. We should've at least gotten free drinks or a dessert for the huge inconvenience, and we didn't even make a stink about it. The food was also just alright. Not super great and we had to wait longer than usual for it to come anyway. On TOP of all that, I recently noticed an email letting me know that the restaurant had canceled our reservation that night around 8pm.... Yeah no thanks, we're never coming back to this place. read more

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The real appeal is the rooftop bar. The space is really nice during the summer to hang out with friends. The service and drinks are just okay. I got an old fashioned and the way the drink was made I would describe as attentive. read more

I had the fish tacos on Sunday night and got food poisoning. UGH it was terrible, I had to miss 2 days of work and was very sick. Then, when I called the restaurant to let them know, they got very defensive and upset, rather than choosing to address the issue and review their food handling policy, and essentially denied the whole thing. I'm certain it was this meal because I hadn't eaten anything else that day aside from breakfast at home much earlier in the day. Will NEVER go here again! read more

Amazing gnocchi and drinks. We got the pulled short rib beef gnocchi and the summer gnocchi with the limoncello spritz. It came out in a timely fashion with super kind and attentive staff. Will come again! read more

AWESOME patio. So-so food. Would give 3.5 stars if I could. This is probably the best patio in Cambridge. I will never hesitate to go here for beer on a sunny day. They also keep their patio open way late in the year, and open it way early in the spring. That alone would make me give the place 4 stars...but... Unfortunately the food really needs to be improved. The menu has very few healthy options, and their salads are not particularly great. The salmon is fine, but it's covered in oil. The steak tips are delicious, but also covered in oil. Their (purposefully) greasy food is hit and miss. The special eggs benedict are delectable; a must try. The burger has too much dry bread -- they should probably consider changing the buns used. Always a great choice for beer, sometimes a great choice for food. read more

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If it weren't for the rooftop deck, I think I would hate this place. Some fellow yelpers and I decided on Daedalus for dinner - it's unfortunate they don't take reservations for their outdoor tables but luckily our timing scored one. Just a word of caution (Trish F) - if you drop something off the table like a phone or purse, there is no need to SCREAM as it bounces through the railings. There's a ledge to catch stuff before it crashes to the sidewalk. The food here is mediocre at best. Better than Applebee's but pretty much up there with a Ninety-Nine Restaurant. Our server was wicked slow. She would stop by the table once a decade to deliver items or maybe check on us. Maybe. I probably could have read Tolstoy's "War and Peace" in the amount of time it took to pay our bill...did her legs fall off? So yeah...if you somehow get lucky with a table on their roof deck, awesome. If you are stuck inside - then you're probably wasting your time and money. read more

As someone who dines out frequently, I am well aware of the average cost of meals around Cambridge. On 4/27/12 my boyfriend and I went to Daedalus for lunch - a place we have frequented in the past. I ordered the "special salad", already overpriced in my opinion at $14.95. I asked the waitress whether I could add chicken and avocado to the salad and was told that it was not a problem. I was given NO indication of additional cost for this request. I frequently customize meals and generally don't mind being informed of some additional cost, but in this case, the shocking addition of $7, to an already pricey salad seemed unreasonable - especially since I was not informed of this. A quick lunch which included one soda, an artichoke hearts appetizer, a salad and sandwich, added up to a steep $61! This appears to be a clear case of price gouging. I requested to speak to the manager and explained my disappointment at this overpriced meal and the lack of communication by the waitress regarding the extra charge totaling an already pricey "lunch special" SALAD to $22! Laurence (the manager and part owner) was downright rude, disrespectful and dismissive of my concerns. He made no attempt to rectify the situation. I am not only disgusted by the price of lunch at this establishment, but even more so the demeaning attitude of the manager and lack of customer service. Would I recommend dining at this excuse for a restaurant. I think this review speaks for itself. read more

I can mostly only give this place positive stars because it is what it is...a long-time Harvard Square eatery in a cool building with a pretty sweet upstairs-roof-deck-open-air thing going on. You can't deny how refreshing it is to sit in the sunshine on a lazy Sunday afternoon and eat your brunch. You'll notice how I didn't say "enjoy" your brunch. You might eat it, and it might fill you up, but enjoyment may be a stretch. The brunch food here is below average and leads me to wonder how they it competes with other brunch places. Additionally, the service is very very slow. Slow in a way that seems to fuel my impatience, not slow in a way that breeds great conversation and relaxation. I am tempted, however, to come back and try dinner and perhaps snag a seat on the patio, but brunch is a no-go here. read more

We planned to come here to enjoy the roof deck. Unfortunately, as we walked up, it began to rain a bit. When I went up to the hostess we had the following exchange. Me: Two please. Do you have anything outside, by any chance? Her: No, it's just started to rain so we're closing outside. Me: Oh, well, then two inside, I guess. Her: We're bringing all the people from outside inside, so we don't have any tables. Me: Um, can you put my name on a waitlist then? Her: No. Me: No? So...should we just leave? Her: Yes, probably. I looked at my husband, dumbfounded. I've never had a restaurant tell me, "We don't have any tables and we won't take your name, so go away." Just then, another hostess came up and the first hostess said, "If you don't want to leave, she'll take your name, but we don't know how long you'll be waiting," and wandered off. Still taken aback, we gave our name to the second hostess and took a seat to wait. It actually wasn't long - around 10 minutes - before she came and got us. The sun came back out and there was a seat outside after all, so we went upstairs excited to soak up the sun and eat some great food. Unfortunately, I couldn't taste any peach at all in my $9 Bellini, and the yolks of my eggs benedict were completely hard boiled. I can understand overpoaching an egg a little, but solid yolks? They're charging $12 for this dish, and there's no excuse. Between the rude/clueless hostess, the mediocre cocktail, and the inexcusably overcooked eggs, I'm so disappointed in this place and don't think I'll be back. read more

The patio at Daedalus on a nice day can't be beat! Been here for brunch and lunch, service always leaves a little to be desired particularly in terms of speed. However, food is always great and the place has a nice mood both inside and out. Pricier than one would like ($13 omelette or around $16 for a salad), but that's Cambridge. read more

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During the holidays, they make a delicious Nutty Irishman cocktail (I used to think it was called a Naughty Irishman ;) ) and amazing alcoholic cider. When I pointed out that my coffee glass was slightly cracked and leaking after I'd finished about half of my drink, the bartender willingly gave me a new, full glass of Nutty Irishman! Now THAT is great service! read more

Not taking rooftop reservations = lame. I'd rather have them use some sort of strict policy (see Muqueca). Grant.. we did get seating for our party of 7 just after we had all arrived, but waiting around for seating would have been annoying slash we all had somewhere to be after dinner! First off, if you're sitting by the edge of the roof, don't freak out or scream when you drop your stuff because there is a bit of ledge for you to rely on. So chillax. The menu is small but I definitely couldn't choose so I went in on a few dishes. Calamari, crab cakes, and the portobello mushroom salad.. on top of getting both desserts offered. Unlike my dining partner, I enjoyed a lot of the food we had. The calamari was good, not the best I've had, but good. The crab cake was fantastic and I really loved the portobello mushroom salad. I could probably eat that on the regular. The desserts were smallish and I wasn't a fan of the apple, but the chocolate was goood (rich.. so the smaller portion is good for 1 or 2.. not great when sharing with 7 people). Prices were okay but I felt like I was kicking in some moola for the view. I do love me a good breeze though. But.. service was slooowwwwww. Waiting was definitely the name of the game. I don't know if they assigned the waiters to tables on both floors or if they were short handed, but the place wasn't full, so I really didn't understand. This was my first time dining in though, so I'll have to report back. I have had drinks at the downstairs bar on a few occasions and the bartender has always been friendly. I'd definitely come back for drinks.. but I'd only come back for dinner if I had a little extra money to burn and enough time to laze about. read more

Setting: Roofdeck (6 p.m.); ever-pleasant New England Mid-May weather (i.e. it was rainy, then clear, then warm, and then cold over the course of an hour). I had the crabcakes (meh. More bread than crab and the side greens had no dressing/flavor to them. It was like eating crab-flavored shredded wheat and grass, with a little marinara on the side.) He had the pork loin special (deserves a double meh because it was $22 meal and the mushrooms were absolutely awful. The meat was cooked well but really under-seasoned and flavorless. Again, you know food is mediocre when a palate that likes Kraft Mac & Cheese calls it flavorless.) Nice, accommodating, friendly service, though. Overall, Daedalus was a disappointment. I wish I had just stayed at home and cooked. There, I could have eaten where the weather remained constant and the food would have tasted just as good. This is how I think of Daedalus' food overall: decent, but nothing better than I could make myself. For much cheaper. And believe me, I can boil water, but I'm no "Top Chef." I do not plan to revisit this place to purchase any of the overpriced-for-the-quality food in the future, but I would consider returning for a nice cocktail on the roofdeck. IN AUGUST. read more

Sexy Chic - check! Amazing Roof Deck - check! Great, friendly and cheerful staff - check! Alright wine selection - check... Subpar food - che...ck.... Overpriced menu - check! Roni's Return - ummm...... maybe if I'm in the area and there's no where else to go.... and I have a few extra bucks to my name.... read more

I was invited by a friend to meet up at Daedalus. When I heard a name out of greek mythology and it was close to harvard, I thought it would be a nerdfest pub. How wrong I was! Daedalus is a classy joint. The clientele were young, educated professionals. There were quite a few attractive women there, but at least on a thursday it didnt have the meat market feel to it. We sat in the bar area and had dinner and drinks. The waitress was nice and attentive. The food was surprisingly good and priced fairly for the quality. I got a portobello salad with pears and goats cheese. It was really tasty. My buddy got a burger and my other buddy got stuffed chicken breast. Everyone was really happy with the food. There are few places I go where I leave with the desire to go back the day after. Daedalus is one of those places. read more

I'm not a Daedalus fan. I've visited Daedalus a lot -- maybe twenty plus times in the last year and a half. It's the closest bar and restaurant to HBS. For the students that live on-campus, Daedalus is a frequent stop. It's rare that I walk in during the evenings and not see my classmates somewhere. In short: I hope you like MBAs. There's a downstairs bar, upstairs bar / restaurant, and outdoor restaurant areas. The downstair bar looks nice, but it's colder than the upstairs and you have to put up with people passing you all the time to get upstairs. Upstairs is usually crowded and dark -- but at least it's not loud. The tap is okay, but not great. The bartenders are usually friendly, but the wait at the bar will keep you out 5-10 minutes between rounds. In terms of food: I've only ordered their burgers, and I found them enormous. I guess that's okay. Be prepared to spend more if you eat outside; Daedalus tacks on a few extra bucks to their "outdoor menu." That sucks. read more

Today I'm reviewing Daedalus strictly as a pub, not a restaurant. Another 2-tiered establishment (there's something about stairs when you're tipsy that I find appealing, rather than frightening), Daedalus is never overly crowded. Sure, Harvard students come here, but so do cool people with jobs and real lives. (Err, no offense students, but I know how some people feel about you.) In fact, what I like about Daedalus is the fact that I feel as comfortable downing a pint as I do sipping a glass of wine here. The drinks list isn't actually that extensive, but it's got some good staples and just enough variety. read more

Not the cheapest place in Harvard Square to get lunch, but one of the best and a decent value for the price. Also good for dinner/after-work drinks/late night on the weekends. They have a great selection of local and imported beers (about 10) on tap - I had Leffe Blonde on my most recent visit. The roof deck is a dream on a warm afternoon or evening. Indoors, open windows lend a European pub feel. For lunch, the daily special of a half sandwich, cup of soup, and salad for $9 is a steal. Daedalus is halfway between a gastropub and a regular ol' pub. A good alternative to Grafton Street. read more

This restaurant has the rare addition of an outdoor roof dinner-area! The place is not crowded and the outdoors seating allows for a more quiet and relaxing meal. (Some of the outdoor tables are covered by umbrellas and roofs so you can stay even if it starts to drizzle). Although the restaurant does not have a gluten-free menu, I was able to ask the waiter for options and the chef quickly modified the dish I want to include a wheat-free sauce! It tasted great and everyone was really nice about the "inconvenience". In fact, the chef said that he was curious whether this new "simpler" sauce was actually taste better than the original. The waiting staff overall is very attentive and nice. We saw a nearby table drop a drink on the floor and break the glass, but the staff cleaned it up quickly and with a smile. It's a relaxing, fun dinner (and bar) place! Great for dates or nights out with friends. Can't wait to go back! read more

Went on a first date here tonight with a spicy seniorita and had a great experience. Great vibe in the place with the dim lighting. Quite nice layout upstairs. Had a great server, I wish I could remember her name. Very attentive and made some great drinks. Allowed time and didn't make us feel rushed so it gave me a chance to get to know my date. Ordered the stuffed pork tenderloin with mashed potatoes and Brussel sprouts. It was fantastic and cooked to perfection. Great mix of flavors and presentation. Very fresh and you can tell the chefs are passionate about their craft. My date got the flank steak which looked very good as well. I was a big fan of the menu, not overly complicated but offered a wide variety of dishes to appeal to a vast majority of people. Got the tiramisu to finish the night off which arrived fresh and good portion. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a great dinner at a good price. Hope to return sooner than later. Thanks for the great experience! read more

It's a good place for beer. If you want to eat - find some other place. Three of us had dishes last Friday - no one liked it. They charged $74.35, I added $11 for tips. Total - $84,35. My card was charged with $89.22 Hardly ever will visit it again read more

TLDR: Wouldn't recommend for dinner, would recommend for drinks and perhaps a light afternoon bite to eat. Went here for lunch and dinner. For lunch, we had the lobster roll special (would recommend), the bruschetta (would also recommend), and the buffalo cauliflower (would not recommend). For dinner, I had the salmon burger with a Lambrusco wine, and I'd recommend both. Overall, the ambiance of the roof deck is very nice -- which is the main pull of this restaurant. But the food is mediocre and the service was pretty atrocious. We waited over twice the wait time, they lied to us about tables having paid when they hadn't, and then also didn't do anything to amend our dissatisfaction. Moreover, for my party of 7, 6 entrees came out and the seventh came out 20 minutes later. read more

Food: 3 stars Service: 3 stars Solid place to get pub food and a beer. They have a lot of the typicals and the portion for price ratio is decent. I came for a company event and stayed near the bar area on the top floor. Ordered some wings, fries and sliders. Can't say it was particularly amazing but definitely hits the spot if you're craving pub food. Good selection of beers and other drinks. I think if you're looking for a slightly more foodie experiences I would recommend their sister restaurant Boat House which is a couple doors down to the west side. read more

More like 2.5 stars. Solid restaurant in Harvard Square with a well-furnished rooftop deck. Solid food with large portions and reasonable prices. Even the appetizers are a hearty portion for one person. Some cons include: No refills. The hubs got charged for each refill of his Diet Coke; if you leave the deck on a weekend night to go to the bathroom, be prepared to have the rooftop bouncer try refusing you entrance back to your table. I should've told them that I don't have to go back to the table if I don't have to pay my bill. read more

I had to rate this nicely because I was treated to a nice group dinner here and since I didn't pay anything, it was great! Pros: -roofdeck is cool (as in too cool for school) and warm (with heaters above!) -pita bread/hummus replaces the bread/butter combo -appetizers are fairly large -large selection of daily specials -good price variety: sandwiches and salads are cheaper alternatives ($10-$12) whereas entrees are more expensive ($18-$22) I ordered a special of the day, the "Catch" which was a fried fish topped with mango salsa and served with a side of broccoli and mashed potatoes. The presentation was great but the flavors were nothing unforgettable. I was hoping for just a tad more flavor but there were plenty of other entrees and dishes on the menu to warrant a visit during the next 2 years I'm in town :) read more

Service: Was spectacular, contrary to what I expected. Our group was treated nicely by the hostesses (despite our trickling in) and bartenders, and our waitress was super attentive and patient, given that we were a group of people who hadn't met each other before, and we spent a lovely long time chatting before we were finally ready to order. Ambiance: We were on the second floor, within view of the coveted outdoor deck seating (it was rainy, so we didn't really want to be out there, anyway). My end of the table looked like a bunch of freaks waving hands in the air trying to shoo away fruit flies. Once the sun went down, it was *dark*, not like mood lighting dark, but we can't really see our food dark food dark. It's amazing out loud it gets up there, even when there aren't a whole lot of people around. Food: The risotto was criminally sad. Risotto should be creamy, velvety, soft, and lovely. This risotto felt starchy and half hard, like it had been made yesterday and reheated in the microwave without any liquid added. The only saving grace were the delicious mushrooms, which tasted like they had been seasoned and sauteed before being added. The pork chop that came with was cooked to perfection, but really fatty, which I couldn't really see under the sea of too much bbq sauce (tasty, but too much) and the really, really low lighting. I paid $18 for that? Srsly? My original plan was to order the portabello salad, but for the price compared to what you get, I'm glad I didn't. Conclusions: I was a little wary of going here after reading the reviews, but the plan for the group to meet there was made by someone else long before I was invited, so I figured if nothing else, I'd have lovely company (and I had *awesome* company). I think if I had to meet a group there again, I'd be sure to grab a large snack beforehand, and stick to the appetizer menu, since it's super pricey for what they offer. Otherwise, I consider my Daedalus experience complete, I wouldn't go back, not even for their roof deck. The awesome waitress totally earned them that extra star. read more

So today was one of the first times I have been back here since the Iranian metalhead dropped his eye drops causing the German gavel to spill a pint of Sam on a mink coat. wow - I can't even make that shit up and though we were nearly kicked out for an unintended animal rights protest (and really only protested losing a beer, frankly), I didn't hesitate popping in here today to enjoy their open window coziness for a quick after work drink. The place isn't half bad - and I will admit that during my finals crunch last year, I did enjoy a decent little steak/blue cheese/salad type of thing on the roof deck, which is a big bonus. It's probably not my scene here - it seems a little to prof-y - but it's TONS better than the douche-osity around the bend at Grafton. There are better restos and pubs in Harvard Sq - but if you end up here because, well, you do - don't fret - it won't be bad if you stay away from animal pelts. read more

I had just about given up on the Harvard Square bar scene when a friend and I stumbled upon this place late last summer. We were pleasantly surprised by the beer selection -- while they only have ~10-12 beers on tap at a given time, they're always an interesting and quality collection. I highly recommend the Drifter IPA by Widmer Brothers Brewing. If you like IPAs, you won't be disappointed. Despite being quite crowded on a Friday night, we managed to find a place to sit outside at one of the wooden tables and could actually hear each other talk. On another occasion, I sat downstairs at the bar with a friend for several hours, where it is significantly less crowded but the "scene" may not be as busy. And on yet another occasion, I came with a group of ~8 and managed to snag a booth upstairs, but I will warn everyone that there aren't many booths available on a weekend night. Now when I have a friend in town who appreciates good beer, instead of reluctantly going to John Harvard's or Charley's Beer Garden, I'll happily take them to Daedalus and pass several hours there. What an excellent way to spend an evening! read more