Just outside of Cambridge, Red Lentil in Watertown is really good. Much of their menu is vegan, as well. Accessible from the 71 bus or Blue Bike.

True Bistro, Taco Party, Life Alive, Littleburg (takeout only), Red Lentil, Koshari Mama, Sarma, Oleana.

I get a crackle, like a slight break up sound similar to a pickup selector being toggled, every once in a while when I’m playing quietly on the high strings.

That was the intent. w/e

That winter was brutal! I didn’t see my car for 6 weeks. Honestly I don’t miss the snow.

Rosenfeld's in Newton are pretty good

This is making fun of that guy? Why the downvotes? Lol

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That much snow before the COVID switch to remote work meant we actually got days off from work and school, it’s sad to think those days are over. Still that was a brutal winter.

GOOD OLD,two car garage,held up well.!

Go to Mighty Mill all the way in Lynn!!! They are not only awesome at bagels, but also for other breads. They mill their own flour, and you can see all this.

As a native New Yorker eating bagels before $10+ sandwiches were made on bagels, I say Bagelsaurus is okay but overpriced and too chewy.

No. I walked in one day, it smelled like floor cleaner and zero bagels in sight. I may have as well walked into the office of a cleaning service. They were pushing their muffins. What kind of bagel shop tries to get you to buy muffins??

Seems low. Under $1K per person was pricing maybe 10 yrs ago.

As much as I love the beauty and romance of snow... As a practical matter, I much prefer to walk around the city without wearing heavy boots, without the fear of slipping, dealing with slush, or the dirty ice the day after it snows (and it's even worse for those who own a car or have to shovel their sidewalk/driveway). It's way easier to deal with the cold than the snow.

Iggy’s bread, either location, big slice of very substantial pizza or a fresh bagel or pastry, less than $10

Carlino Guitars in Medford does repairs

I remember riding a bus through Belmont, looking out the window, and not being able to see people walking on the sidewalk because the drifts were taller than the people.

I had only Monday and Wednesday classes that semester and I think I only went to class 2 times the entire month.

Those storms were hardcore. No place to put the snow. I had to dig a trench so my dog could poop. The streets were so narrow, I had a 3 hour drive home one evening, and that was just from the Kendall Square area.

HeY gUys; iF yOU lIVeD in TEXAS, you WoUldn'T HAve tO dEAl WItH SnoW¡ /s

I've never actually gone in, but I've frequently walked by Mike's Monster Guitars on Mass Ave in Cambridge https://mikesmonsterguitar.com/

Ah yes, the big “farewell winter” party of 2015.

I remember snow banks as tall as I was when I was a kid, but I was like four feet tall then. It was surprised to see them again as an adult.