Cashier helped me because there was a lot of dark chocolate but not too many milk chocolate…read moreoptions. I got the Milkboy and was not disappointed with the smoothe texture.

As a convenience store? Sure. The lady up front was nice and friendly. As a deli? Forget about…read moreit! Terrible. At first, I thought my sandwich was just bland, but when I looked, it was bland because it might as well have been sold as just bread. There was a single, very thin slice of roasted turkey, and a very sparse portion of coleslaw in what they ironically called a "Hearty Harvard." There are too many other great choices in the area to deal with that. NOPE! Never again.

I've been to Mortadella's twice so far. Both times were near closing (I'm sorry) and I was…read morepleasantly surprised at how lively and upbeat the staff were (most aren't near closing time haha). My first time in was with a friend to grab a slice of their chocolate cake. She was raving about it all night and it lived up to the hype. The cake is firm but moist and fudgy. Second time, I stopper by on a whim for a slice of pizza. I got cheese and bacon ranch. The slices were delicious. I have been on a hunt for a perfect pizza slice, the kind that droops naturally when you lift it and has the perfect sauce to cheese to crust ratio, this was it. Also thought the pricing was reasonable + they have a great rewards program you can sign up for! I am definitely going to be a regulal here moving forward. I've heard great things of Mortadella Head's ceasar sub, excited to go back and try it!

Was disappointed by the lack of choices for the single slice. 3 pizzas with chicken? No sausage?…read moreMushrooms? Meatballs? Tried the cheese and it was tasty but I had my heart set on some toppings. I'm an oldster, I don't want no chicken on my pie! Get off my lawn! Mozzarella sticks were epic though. No restroom was not good either. Wanted to wash my hands.

I was intrigued after seeing All Star on the Boston Globe's list of best sandwich shops in the…read morearea, so I stopped by for lunch on a Sunday. The interior gave me diner vibes - very laid back and comfortable. At 11:30 it was pretty much empty. It seems like most people get their food to go. Service was prompt and friendly. I ordered the Tofused Banh Mi - tofu, pickled veg, basil, cilantro, and a fried egg on a brioche bun. Definitely not a traditional banh mi but very tasty nonetheless! The teriyaki-like glaze was a little sweet for me and I would have preferred some more spice to balance it out but all in all I was very happy with my visit here and would definitely come back.

cute, small place with a decent size menu. impossible to find parking. very overpriced. i got the…read moreisland jerk chicken sandwich which was good, but not worth 18$. the coleslaw on the side wasn't my favorite. my husband got the rueben, was "not terrible but, nothing special."- per my husband. the poutine was NOT poutine, i was confused when they came out with a chicken type gravy and not the normal brown gravy- they ended up being alright but a little bland. the fries themselves were pretty good. their hot sauce "inner beauty" was fantastic, perfect amount of heat and added much needed flavor to the poutine. i don't think i'll return, but i'm sure there's other stuff on the menu that's better! the waitresses were really nice which is always a plus. i like that you can see the kitchen too, pretty cool.

It was amazing food it is a hidden gem but gave it 4 because I don't want to get to popularread more

This pizza is heavenly. It is an institutional hole in the wall. A not-so-best-kept-secret. A local…read moregem. The pizza dough is soft and bouncy, the toppings are fresh and not overly saucy. This is the place you come to at any time of the day and whatever mood you're in. Service is super fast and there's limited seating inside.

I went to this location recently to get some stuff and it was good. I got the California Turkey…read morewrap which was very good and then the other day I got some candy. It is very convenient from where I am staying. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Although they offer breakfast all day, I was disappointed when I order the Supreme Breakfast…read moreBurrito for lunch . It lacked flavor, had very little to no meat, they forgot the cheese all together. the potatoes tasted and looked old. Overall, not worth the time or money

Small over-the-counter takeout operation with about a half dozen stools and window counter. Lots of…read moresubs in the menu, as well as seafood platters, but I was here for their famous chicken fingers and honey mustard. - Chicken Fingers Dinner: $17 and change for 10 fingers, fries, and a side salad or coleslaw wasn't bad at all. Sizable fingers, but this style I call tenders, and tender they were. Crisp, but delicate, very much like fried clams, and the chicken underneath was tender and very moist. Good stuff with or without the dipping sauce. - Sauces: The honey mustard was smooth, slippery, sweet, and tangy. Very enjoyable. I also liked their Buffalo (more like straight Frank's) and Boom sauce (ranch with seasonings). - Fries: Very solid. Not sure if hand cut, but if they were frozen, they were unusually good. Lots of long pieces, and they tasted potatoey, not like industrial starch. - Coleslaw: Little to no vinegar, predominantly if not entirely mayo, but a thinned-down mayo, so not too heavy. Very crisp thin-cut cabbage, most likely in a mandolin. Enjoyable. Service: Very friendly.

The chicken tenders here are good quality and exactly what you'd expect for a well fried chicken…read moretender. Honey mustard sauce was good but nothing that stood out. Service is fast and they do have a couple counter seats but it feels more like a take out place. Four stars for the chicken tenders, not sure I'd try the other items.

Great place to grab a bite and a snack as you walk around the area. Kind service. We will plan…read more to return!

You can't beat their sandwiches if you're looking for a solid deli option in Cambridge! The…read morefriendliest staff will accommodate any request. I've been coming here for years and have never had a bad sandwich. And they have all the fixings to make it a meal-- great variety of drinks, fruit, chips, sides, etc. 10/10 bodega!

I have been meaning to go here since this place opened. Always a fan of supporting Muslim owned…read morebusinesses. Right near Harvard cafe this is a very spacious cafe with lots of space to sit / work. They also have free wifi. I was here on a Sunday afternoon and the place was packed! From students to uncles having business meetings (iykyk). I really was expecting for them to have some type of chai (Yemeni or some sort). But the only chai they had was Egyptian black tea or chai latte. I settled for a chai latte with coconut milk which came to around $6. This price is on par with the cafes in the area. The chai was very sweet and had a strong spice taste which tasted like it was made from a syrup. Not the best cup of tea. Their menu has a lot of items.

This is an Egyptian coffee shop; I came to buy some bread…read more Sticky Bun: The caramel and pecans ensured it won't be bad, but the syrup coating and the crispness of the crust were uneven. It felt a bit perfunctory. Almond Croissant: I didn't expect it to have a sugary filling inside! A light cinnamon flavor, not too dry, not bad. Chocolate Croissant: A simple and straightforward croissant with a chocolate stick inside. Using dark chocolate prevented it from being too sweet, which is a plus. Plain Croissant: Surprisingly, it was still delicious even after being refrigerated for two days. The bread was very soft and had a subtle peppery aroma.