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To Goodtimes A Guide to GOODTiMES at Boston COLLEGE Restaurants Fire & Ice 617-547-9007 205 Berkeley Street B/C/D Line to Arlington Feel like creating your own meal? At Fire & Ice you choose all the ingredients and sauces for your dish, and have it cooked in front of you. It’s a great place to go with a large group of people because everyone gets their food quickly and with its huge selection, no one will leave hungry or dissatisfied. Tasca 617-730-8002 1612 Commonwealth Avenue B Line to Washington Street Walk into this restaurant and you will feel like you’ve traveled over the Atlantic to Madrid. The authentic décor and wide variety of Spanish tapas will entice you back for more. Brown Sugar 617-787-4242 1033 Commonwealth Avenue B Line to Babcock Street Although on the outside, Brown Sugar appears to be another take-out restaurant, the interior decorations, prompt service, and tasty Thai food prove that this restaurant deserves its Zagat Survey, “Best Thai Food in Boston,” rating. Anna’s Taqueria 617-739-7300 1412 Beacon Street C Line to Summit Ave A favorite if you are in the mood for some tasty and CHEAP Mexican food. The service is always prompt and the food fresh and flavorful. Try the chicken quesadilla once and you’ll be back for more of Anna’s addicting food. Roggie’s Brew & Grill 617-566-1880 356 Chestnut Hill Avenue BC Comm. Ave Bus to Bank of America Stop A classic BC hangout, this is perfect spot to watch any sports game while enjoying chicken wings and pizza. If you are feeling really hungry, try a “Big Daddy” slice to satisfy your cravings. Also, Roggie’s takes Eagle Bucks, delivers, and is open late, adding to the appeal of this already great restaurant. The Avenue 617-782-9508 1249 Commonwealth Avenue B Line to Harvard Ave If you are still looking for that sporty Roggie’s-like atmosphere but want to get away from BC, The Avenue, owned by the same people as Roggie’s, is where you will find the same tasty food and great service. Restaurants Applebee’s 617-731-0159 381 Chestnut Hill Avenue BC Comm. Ave Bus to Reservoir Stop Just opening a year ago, this chain restaurant has quickly become a BC hangout. Eat outside when it’s nice out, or enjoy the cozy booths inside when Boston winter’s hit. A great place to eat with friends in a relaxed atmosphere. Pino’s Pizza 617-566-6468 1920 Beacon Street BC Comm. Ave Bus to Bank of America Stop Known for its pizza, Pino’s is a staple of Cleveland Circle. The cheese pizza with feta is phenomenal, just like their quick service and cheap prices. Pino’s also offers a variety of hot and cold sandwiches, and delivers. Appetito 617-244-9881 761 Beacon Street, Newton Center D Line to Newton Center This cute Italian restaurant is perfect when you are craving some hearty food. It’s also a short walk from the Newton Campus, so when Stewart Dining Hall isn’t doing it for you, grab a bite to eat here. Legal Sea Foods 617-277-7300 43 Boylston Street D Line to Chestnut Hill or walk down Hammond St. from Upper Campus Great for fish lovers. The lobster is amazing and if you want clam chowder, this is the place to go. Originating in Cambridge, this lively restaurant is a great place to take the parents when they come to visit. Dick’s Last Resort 617-267-8080 Prudential Mall B/C/D Line to Copley A great place to have a few laughs and hang out in a lively atmosphere. Not only can you enjoy buckets of ribs, chicken, and shrimp, but also being served will be an experience in itself because the waiters are allowed to be as sarcastic and wild as they please. Papa Razzi 617-527-6600 The Mall at Chestnut Hill Short cab ride from D Line Chestnut Hill Come on, who doesn’t love Italian food, especially when it’s reasonably priced without losing any of its delicious flavor? Papa Razzi is great place to go after a long day of shopping at Chestnut Hill Mall, or whenever you are craving some hearty chicken parmesan. Restaurants The Cheesecake Factory 617-964-3001 Atrium Mall, 300 Boylston Street Short cab ride from D Line Chestnut Hill Who doesn’t love raspberry, banana cream, tiramisu, Oreo, decadent chocolate, or just plain cheesecake? Did I mention that this restaurant also has extensive dinner and lunch menus too? The cheesecake slices are gigantic, so grab a few friends and sample a variety. Fugakyu Japanese Cuisine 617-608-0721 1280 Beacon Street C Line to Coolidge Corners The unique décor, which will make you feel like you are in Japan, and prompt service are just the beginning of a wonderful dining experience. This restaurant has an extensive collection of sushi, including non-fish variety, so go with a group and split a few rolls. City Side 617-566-1002 1960 Beacon Street BC Comm. Ave Bus to Bank of America Stop A great place to grab a bite to eat or people watch if you are lucky enough to get a seat on the balcony overlooking Cleveland Circle. Convenient location, reasonable prices and good service make this restaurant a must-go-to. The Hard Rock Café 617-424-7625 131 Claredon Street B/C/D Line to Copley Rock out at the Boston location of this world-famous restaurant. See if your favorite artist has visited and signed the wall while enjoying a tasty meal. Pizzeria Regina 617-227-0765 11 ½ Thatcher Street B/C/D Line to Haymarket Although now Pizzeria Regina has branched out, the original located in the North End is a great place to go for a few slices. This restaurant also offers other entrees, but is most famous for its pizza. Try a slice of triple-cheese pizza and you will understand why. The North End B/C/D Line to Haymarket A little taste of Italy in Boston. You will feel like you’ve been transported to the cobbled streets of Rome with the variety of authentic Italian restaurants. Coffee & Dessert White Mountain Creamery 617-527-8790 19 Commonwealth Avenue Located across the street from St. Ignatius Church on Lower campus Looking to take a study break? From Purple Cow ice cream to the ever-unique Coffee Oreo flavored ice cream; this place has something for everyone. They also make ice cream cakes and other delicious desserts. Cold Stone Creamery 617-562-6002 470 Washington Street Walk down Lake Street from Lower campus, go right on Washington Street Not satisfied with the same, boring ice cream flavors? Cold Stone lets you create your own. So if you are craving banana ice cream with cookie dough, graham crackers, and Reese’s peanut butter cup, you can have it at Cold Stone. JP Licks 617-738-8252 311A Harvard Avenue, Brookline C Line to Coolidge Corner This small but classic ice cream parlor has cool decorations and delicious ice cream, smoothies, and shakes; perfect for a hot afternoon. Dunkin Donuts 617-527-5848 15 Commonwealth Avenue Located across the street from St. Ignatius Church on Lower campus Dunkin Donuts is a great place get a cool smoothie in the summer or a hot coffee in the winter. They also have a wide variety of delicious donuts, bagels, and breakfast pastries available at all times. Starbucks Coffee 617-787-2480 470 Washington Street Walk down Lake Street from Lower campus, go right on Washington Street Craving a tall mocha frappuccino? Starbucks has something for everyone along with a great environment for studying. Roaster’s Coffee and Tea 617-867-996 85 Newbury Street B/C/D Line to Hynes Convention Center Need a break from shopping on Newbury Street? This is a perfect place to grab a quick cup of coffee and recharge. It also features a variety of tasty pastries. Mike’s Pastries 617-742-3050 300 Hanover Street B/C/D Line to Haymarket Famous for its delectable confections, this is the perfect place to go for an after dinner dessert. MOVIES Cleveland Circle Cinemas 617-566-4040 339 Chestnut Hill Avenue BC Comm. Ave Bus to Reservoir Stop Close, convenient, and you can buy discounted movie tickets in the ticket booth in McElroy. AMC Chestnut Hill Five 617-277-2500 27 Boylston Street Short cab ride from D Line Chestnut Hill Big theater with discounted tickets available in the ticket booth in McElroy. Coolidge Corner Movie House 617-734-2500 290 Harvard Avenue C Line to Coolidge Corner Bored with mainstream films? This theater shows artsy and foreign films at great prices. AMC Fenway 13 617-424-6266 401 Park Drive D Line to Fenway Call for show times and prices! Harvard Square Loews 617-864-4580 10 Church Street, Cambridge B/C/D Line to Park Street, Transfer and take Red Line to Harvard Square Another great place to catch the independent and artsy films that regular theaters don’t show. Brattle Theater at Harvard Square 617-876-6837 40 Brattle Street, Cambridge B/C/D Line to Park Street, Transfer and take Red Line to Harvard Square Yet another great venue to catch a classic film. Simon’s IMAX Theatre 1-866-815-4629 Central Wharf B/C/D Line to Government Center, Transfer and take Blue line to Aquarium Located in the New England Aquarium, the 3-D screen will make you feel like you are part of the movie.
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