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Want a REAL burrito you displaced West Coasters that are now Bostonians? Well, head on over to Union Square in Somerville where you can have your pick of beans, meats, cheeses, and salsas to create your perfect concoction. Never say that Boston can not deliver south of the Border taste again. Voted Best of Boston for burritos!

Heaping portions, delectable dishes, and uniquely spiced sauces make Great Thai Chef a well-deserved escape from Square drudgery. Smack in the middle of Union Square, Great Thai attracts a largely local crowd of couples and families that seem to know the place well; the cozy, low-key atmosphere is enough to make any first-time diner eager to return. Appetizers around $5; entrees $8-14. Smaller-sized lunch dishes are more affordable versions of the same dinner favorites ($5-7). This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

Only a 15min. walk from the Science Center, Sherman Café is the place to go if you want to escape the feeling that you know everyone and have been everywhere at Harvard. And you're missing none of the comforts of the Square: Toscanini's ice cream ($3-4), cheap coffee ($1.20-1.80), along with the added bonuses of fantastic sandwiches and soups, excitingly eclectic music, and free wireless internet. The pressed gruyère sandwich with carmelized onions, mustard, and spinach on scali bread ($6.25/half $3.75) is a favorite—grilled cheese to the max—but you can't go wrong with any of their mouthwatering inventions. If you're looking for the place to settle in and finish your thesis or write the next Great American Novel, Sherman is it. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.