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The menu at Parish features a rotating roster of salads and sandwiches, each designed by
a local celebrity chef, including Lydia Shire, Ken Oringer and Barbara Lynch.
Cambridge
Clover Food Lab
VEGETARIAN$
MAP
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.cloverfoodlab.com
;
7 Holyoke St; mains $6-7; 7am-midnight; ; Harvard)
Clover
is on the cutting edge. It's all high-tech with its 'live' menu updates and electronic order-
ing system. But it's really about the food - local, seasonal, vegetarian food - which is
cheap, delicious and fast. How fast? Check the menu. Interesting tidbit: Clover started as
a food truck (and still has a few trucks making the rounds).
Cambridge, 1
PIZZERIA$$$
(
www.cambridge1.us
;
27 Church St; pizzas $17-22; 11:30am-midnight; ; Harvard)
Set in the
old fire station, this pizzeria's name comes from the sign chiseled into the stonework out
front. The interior is sleek, sparse and industrial, with big windows overlooking the Old
Burying Ground in the back. The menu is equally simple: pizza, soup, salad, dessert.
These oddly-shaped pizzas are delectable, with crispy crusts and creative topping com-
bos.
GAY & LESBIAN BOSTON
Out and active gay communities are visible all around Boston and Cambridge, es-
(
www.calamusbooks.com
;
92 South St; 9am-7pm Mon-Sat, noon-6pm Sun; South Station)
is an ex-
cellent source of information about community events and organizations. Pick up a
copy of the free weekly Bay Windows(
www.baywindows.com
)
.
There is no shortage of entertainment options catering to GLBT travelers. From
drag shows to dyke nights, this sexually diverse community has something for -
everybody.
Back Bay)
Always hopping, it's a cool cafe by day and a crazy club by night. Aimed at
men, open to all.
