Compared to nearby Anna’s Taqueria, Boloco is an Amercanized version of Mexican cuisine. Offset from the hustle and bustle of Davis Square, this burrito joint is a nice place to chow down with a spacious, contemporary dining area. The food, topped with a lot of cheese and greasy compared to other authentic Mexican joints in Davis Square, is above average. However, Boloco’s vegetarian dishes outshine their burritos. Try Boloco’s guacamole dip and vegetarian quesadillas for a fresh alternative.

They turn off the wifi during lunchtime and close at 4pm.

The Burren, a great rocky expanse in Ireland's County Clare, is one of the world's truly unique places. Its ancient, awe inspiring stone structures hold secrets from the past that may never be unraveled. Closer to home, The Burren, Irish Pub and Restaurant in Somerville's Davis Square, is now one of Boston's truly unique places. It captures the mythical nature of its namesake with a rich old world feel that takes hold and slowly pulls you toward another time. Open since January 1996, the Burren's history reaches back farther than that. It is actually the realization of a dream shared by two young Irish musicians, Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello. Tommy and Louise began playing together nearly 10 years earlier. Today people can gather to enjoy a drink, the warmth of good friends and the excitement of live traditional Irish music, in the Burren, a dream come true.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is one of Davis Square’s new kids on the block. There’s an obvious Californian influence at this hipster restaurant—ranging from its art deco-style décor to its minimalist menu. When compared to Anna’s Taqueria, the food doesn’t measure up. And, gasp, they don’t even have quesadillas. If style over substance is your thing, Chiptole is right up your alley.