There's nothing like early spring in Boston, and on one of the first warm days of the season, we were off to Darwin's for lunch! With two locations in Harvard Square, one on Mt Auburn Street and the other on Cambridge Street, this popular lunch stop has much to offer!
Serving up some excellent soups, Darwin's is a deli and cafe also providing sandwiches, salads, take out or eat in, local bakery items, coffee, tea, and, at the Mt. Auburn Street location, even wine and beer. It's one stop shopping for gourmet goodness!
Until now, I had only eaten Indian food a couple times. Both times occurred in the ‘eighties at the only Indian restaurant in Albuquerque. It had been close to a decade but I vividly remembered being fascinated by the restaurant’s tall brass water pitchers, the women adorned with bindis and wearing saris, the dark-skinned men hovering over the tandoor ovens in the kitchen, the ethnic music, and the general elegance the restaurant assumed.
Posted March 10, 2010 - 8:31am by Hillary Thrasher
We’re into our second week of March here in DC; temperatures have creeped into the high 60’s the last few days and the only remnants of back-to-back blizzards are the few gray patches of snow on the south side of the street. But while the days may be getting longer and warmer, we’re still weeks away from spring asparagus, beets, rhubarb and the like.
After stormy weather and a two-day power outage, my husband and I were craving some warm comfort food! We were welcomed to the Green Bean Deli, the former home of the Boston Chowda Company in Newburyport, on Liberty Street.
After stormy weather and a two-day power outage, my husband and I were craving some warm comfort food! We were welcomed to the Green Bean Deli, the former home of the Boston Chowda Company in Newburyport, on Liberty Street.
