Harvard Square was pretty interesting. It had a college feel to it with the odd shops and performers and such. We ate at Mr. Bartley's, which is supposed to be a fixture in the square. There was a line out the door, which made sense after we walked into the tiny restaurant. All their burgers were named after politicians, so I ordered the Ted Kennedy which had mushrooms. It was a nice change from the McCormick dining.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Down the Street
Today we decided to walk down two miles down Mass Ave. to check out Harvard Square since I've been curious about it for a month now. We took a detour to check out the campus, complete with red brick buildings and ivy. They also had a huge Catholic church and some nice courtyards too. But the whole campus was eerily quiet.



Harvard Square was pretty interesting. It had a college feel to it with the odd shops and performers and such. We ate at Mr. Bartley's, which is supposed to be a fixture in the square. There was a line out the door, which made sense after we walked into the tiny restaurant. All their burgers were named after politicians, so I ordered the Ted Kennedy which had mushrooms. It was a nice change from the McCormick dining.

Harvard Square was pretty interesting. It had a college feel to it with the odd shops and performers and such. We ate at Mr. Bartley's, which is supposed to be a fixture in the square. There was a line out the door, which made sense after we walked into the tiny restaurant. All their burgers were named after politicians, so I ordered the Ted Kennedy which had mushrooms. It was a nice change from the McCormick dining.
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