Lots of small Japanese food restaurants. Parking in the back affordable rates. Street parking also…read moreplenty. There's , udon Ramen, sushi etc

I was looking for a bathroom in here. I was expecting a Porter Potty. Get it. Get it…read more This is a really happening spot on a Saturday night with masses of fancy Asian eateries in a big Hall that is part of the University. There is so much going on here and lots of people watching and it's pretty fancy with long wait times. But then that's Boston for you isn't it. Trendy places always have the long wait times.

I think this place has potential but a lot of people don't really know about it. It's a cool…read morehangout spot with food options, shops, and a workout spot. Tucked away upstairs is Newbury Comics and a few other stores. Downstairs is where Subway is plus other food. It's retro feeling inside like you're back in the 90s hanging out which I kinda love??? They did replace Ben and Jerry's with a new spot that looked good. But it's also quiet inside and I wish more people came here. Maybe with a little more renovations or new businesses inside would draw a crowd, a little facelift if you will.

Near Harvard Square with some food vendors and stores along with a mini arcade for students and…read morekids to indulge and hang out.

I didn't hold out much hope for this place in its old iteration. They have done a great job with it…read morethough, especiallly with the food court! It is very well designed, with deferrent seating options and quality food choices. I like the stores they have as well, and the location by the canal and park is really nice. Also: the bathrooms are clean!

Stopped by Fresh Boston at the Galleria and had a great experience. We weren't sure what to order,…read morebut the person at the register was super friendly and helped us pick out the BLT and the steak sandwich--both were delicious. The steak was juicy and well-seasoned, and the BLT had that perfect crispy bite. Can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. After lunch, we explored the rest of the mall. It's definitely changed a lot since I was a kid coming here--but honestly, I wouldn't complain about the improvements. It feels more open, a little more modern, and there's still a mix of fun places to shop and hang out. It's nice to see a familiar spot evolve while still keeping that nostalgic charm.

There is plenty of parking. The mall has everything you would need: grocery store, telephone store…read moreand a movie theater. There will s an underpass to reach the mall on the other side of the highway.

what can I say? Fresh Pond has a great TJ Maxx there. They have one of the bigger "Runway"…read morecollections and other great stuff! You are almost bound to walk out with something here. Whole Foods is also in the plaza, so you can also pick up some groceries all at the same time!

The Porter Square studio is so convenient to get to by T and has ample studio space and natural…read morelight. I love practicing here (i.e., yoga sculpt, hot power flows), as this studio has been my home base for 2+ years. The front desk staff and instructors have all been welcoming and friendly.

A good one. I am surprised how many Japanese restaurants in the Porter Square. There are also some…read moregood coffee spots. As a Japanese I need to try more of them. For biking around Porter Square is a little confusing (intersection) but bike lane helps.

Updated 8/28/18:…read more When you live near 1 Kendall Square, you realize some things: A. There is no liquor store within a half mile of you. B. Grocery stores are few and far between. C. Restaurants cater to the bio-tech industry = higher prices D. The T isn't close and buses rarely pass through. Parking is available at a garage, probably your best bet on a busy night. E. There are great restaurants and bars, and nightlife is FINALLY increasing! So WHY walk a half mile from the Kendall T Stop in a direction you're pretty sure is leading you to nowhere? Here are 10 respectable reasons involving food and at least one non-food related ... Amelia's Not actually IN 1 Kendall Sq, but only a block south on Portland Street. Italian. Small, intimate. Pricey, but tasty. Atasca For Portugese fine dining just beyond Emma's about 500 ft. Outdoor seating. The Beantown Coffeehouse Open on weekdays, but not late. Good muffins, coffee, sandwiches (of the breakfast and lunch type) Beauty's Pizza Take-out pizza, doughy and tasty, loaded toppings. Not IN the square, but not far... Bon Me Yeah, you know that food truck? It has claimed space here, too. Cafe du Pays Cambridge Brewing Company (CBC) Fresh brewed beer by CBC and food. Outdoor seating. Flattop Johnny's Bunch of pool tables, two dart boards. Outdoor seating. Tuesday Ladies' Night (50% discount for pool) The Friendly Toast Kitschy retro diner style - menu full of made up words like "Miscellany" Kendall Cinema Not for mainstream movie viewing. Independent. The Smoke Shop BBQ Casual restaurant. Outdoor seating. State Park Cocktails, concept eating and drinking. Outdoor dining. Sadly, the following restaurants that used to be in/near this location have closed: Anise The Blue Room Emma's Pizza Hungry Mother Shine Tommy Doyle's West Bridge

One of the last original strip malls of the 1960s, still open in the Squire Road section of Revere,…read morenear the Saugus and Malden line, featuring Market Basket Supermarket, Price Rite Supermarket, Burlington, Firestone Tires and many small popular stores including CVS Pharmacy

What can you say about Northgate Shopping Plaza???…read more Being a Revere Guy, Northgate has always been my go to place for shopping. It was there before all the fancy malls were around. So it has a special place in my heart, or it's just a bad habit acquired over the past 35 years?? Either way Northgate has evolved quite a bit since the 80's. Northgate now houses a lot of stores including 2 supermarkets, a gym, McDonalds, Taco Bell, a few anchor stores and much much more. The parking lot is extremely large with more than enough spots for everyone even on the busiest of shopping days. This is a one stop eat, bank and shop stop. I give Northgate Shopping Plaza a Solid 4 Stars

Beautiful high end mall with a Lulu, canada Goose, restaurants, viewing deck (costs $), and lots…read moremore stores. Great space and lighting and central location. Recommend!

I used to adore this place. But now it's just as depressing as the other gentrified, dull, and copy…read moreand paste store fronts at other malls. Newer isn't better. The whole atmosphere is cold, not inviting and boring. No distinction, character or charm. Before there used to be. Under better prior management I presume. Removing the iconic waterfall? Big mistake. It was elegantly paved with small penny fountains. It was timeless. This urge to just nuke what was beloved to make everything look like a clinical and soulless hallway. All employees at almost every store are glued to their phone and not present at all to customers. You don't make money that way. Even the joke of security guards are glued to their phones outside Gucci. What a joke. In unpredictable and trying times like these, inflation isn't going anywhere and high end stores need to actually try. It was never this catered to the 1%. You could actually go to a restaurant or store and not feel like you've been robbed and facing a debt to pay off for a year. Management can waste their breath saying that Copley was simply updated to keep up with trends. Well, you failed. There's no heart, hardly any selection, all classic architectural which features attracted people from all over the world - destroyed where you do not know where you are. What once was a place of wonderment, excitement and to spark your Christmas Spirit, is now simply a drain of disappointment as you go home with a sigh. Management - you don't have to bother responding. You obviously made decisions to destroy the good made by top notch engineers. It's too late. Sad.

Good amount of shops and parking garage. Went to Cafe Nero during summer and it was quite busy but…read morethe staff handled the line like champs. Love that they have nike, bath and body and a Lego store. Great variety of shops for shopping and coffee. There's also a pickleball court here I saw during my Cafe trip.

I came to this location because I was going to the AMC theater to check out a movie. This place is…read moreso freaking cool! There's any shop or restaurant that you could think of! There's a few parks, areas where people live with loft style and regular style apartments. The selection and the variety of things to do are unmatched and you could definitely come here if you want to have a low-key night out! It doesn't really get crowded, and it's not very loud. It's extremely organized and it's clean. I love coming here!

It is fun to visit once a while the graffiti alley in Central Square and watch street artists…read moreworking. The alley is one of the designated graffiti wall in Cambridge early on, although in the past few years street arts has lightened up the streets around the square. Seeing these arts made me feeling happy walking in the streets during the past winter. There has been quite some rebuilding around Central Square. A twenty story building came up on Mass Ave the past year together with newly opened, modern style restaurants. I hope the local stores and restaurants in the 2-3 story copper stained and dark brown buildings around the square willI all survive the hardship and open up very soon.

Specifically my 5 star review is for graffiti alley…read more I found out about this lil gem through a friend and have been here twice to experience the daily transformation. As a fan of graffiti and pop art I found this to be a real treasure, as there aren't many spots left in this country that allow this art expression in an open, welcomed public forum. If this type of art is not for you, skip it rather than posting a bad review. For those that appreciate this type of expression, it's worth a look if you're in the area. A side note: if this is your jam, check out Quincy Quarries as well. It's worth the drive.