In the heart of one of the most dynamic locations in Massachusetts and just around the corner from world renowned Tufts University, you’re never far from restaurants, cafes, pubs and taverns, gyms and wellness studios, or everyday conveniences such as food stores, banks and shopping centers.
Have a late breakfast at one of Ball Square’s hotspots like Kelly’s Diner, Sound Bites or the Ball Square Cafe, pick up a pastry at Lyndell’s Bakery, one of the nation’s oldest ‘scratch’ bakeries in operation since 1877, then stroll past Tufts University and down to Davis Square, a vibrant regional center for retail, nightlife, dining and more.
Davis Square is a prime business location with over 200 businesses including healthcare and high-tech corporations, national non-profits, media offices, and local institutions like the The Burren Pub, The Rosebud Diner and the Davis Square Bowl Haven. The Somerville Theatre shows movies, live performances, and has a satellite gallery of the Museum of Bad Art. Davis Square is host to several popular festivals and events throughout the year. The Somerville Arts Council's popular ArtBeat festival takes place here every year on the third weekend of July, while the HONK! Festival of activist brass bands occurs here every October. And don’t forget to check out the Davis Square Farmers Market before you leave!
Leave the car in your underground garage because easy access to Harvard University, Kendall Square and downtown Boston is at your doorstep. Cedar Place is in a commuter’s dream location, less than an 8 minute walk to two future MBTA Green Line stations at Lowell Street and Ball Square and about a 15 minute walk to the Red Line at Davis Square.
Just a 3 minute walk down Cedar Street is the Somerville Community Path a walker’s and cyclist’s dream, the Community Path extends through Davis Square and North Cambridge, where it connects with the 10-mile paved, multi-use Minuteman Bikeway at the Alewife MBTA station and continues through the towns of Arlington, Lexington and Bedford.
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A really cool and eclectic spot with restaurants, supermarkets, pubs, shops and service businesses. The site of various festivals and events throughout the year. View Website
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Stay at a boutique hotel, shop at Star Market or Target, grab a coffee at Panera or authentic Japanese food at the Porter Exchange Building. Just a few of the options in this busy haven of commercial activity.
A retail hub for West Somerville and the neighborhoods near Tufts University featuring a variety of pubs, restaurants and cafes
What can be said…. it’s Harvard Square! View Website
Fostering community through rock climbing, fitness, arts and culture. Visit Website
Astanga-inspired vinyasa yoga studio
Personal, group, studio classes and quality coaching.
Outlet shopping, dining, movies and attractions, there’s always something to do when you’re here.
Opening June 2019, a full-service resort offering the best in upscale hospitality, dining, shopping, gaming and more. Visit Website.
Fine wines, beers, spirits and gourmet platters.
Pharmacy
Entertaining the community with stage and screen since 1914.
Exceptional coffee and food from locally sourced ingredients.
Food, drink and the excitement of traditional Irish Music.
Delicious, quality seafood in a relaxed, casual atmosphere.
A definitive neighborhood joint, serving honest food and drink.
Much-loved restaurant serving down-home style Southern food and BBQ.
A cozy neighborhood speciality bakery and cafe.
Award-winning American comfort food and well-crafted cocktails.
Top-notch sandwiches, coffees and sweets in a welcoming neighborhood setting.
Rustic Fare of the Balkan and Mediterranean region.
Casual, contemporary restaurant and sports bar.
Tex-Mex restaurant and tequila bar.
The area’s most recognizable and unique burgers.
American comfort food incorporating locally sourced ingredients.
Innovative Spanish restaurant and tapas bar.
Authentic Indian food of superior quality at reasonable prices.
Progressive American Cuisine.
A comfortable neighborhood pub and restaurant.
The new food and drink of Germany and Central Europe.
A gastrobrewery and makers of Slumbrew Craft Ales www.slumbrew.com.
Vibrant Eastern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food.
Family run prepared foods, catering and restaurant with a seasonal menu.
Food and produce market. Open May 15 to November 27. Wednesdays only 12-6 PM.
Breakfast, brunch and dinner with a mix of American and Middle Eastern flavors.
Traditional American diner in a 1953 Jerry O’Mahoney two piece dining car Visit Website.
One of the country’s oldest retail “scratch” bakeries since 1887.
Great food, games and drinks.
A welcoming craft beer and spirits bar.
Transit Score does not reflect future Green Line MBTA stations and will change significantly upon completion
