Dining

For on-campus dining, visit the Harvard University Dining Services site for an introduction to the many dining experiences you will enjoy at Harvard. Harvard offers many locations for affordable dining both on the Harvard campus and the Medical School campus for graduate students.

Harvard's Graduate Student Center, Dudley House features Cafe Gato Rojo, a student-run cafe.  Food trucks can be found on Divinity Ave. and Oxford St.  The Plaza, located just outside the Science Center, is also an exceptional venue featuring plenty of seating, food trucks, and activities including an ice skating rink and farmer's market.

Queen's Head Pub is a popular spot for reasonably priced food and drinks. Queen's Head offers many fun evening activities including team trivia and karaoke.

Harvard also offers Crimson Cash, a debit card system accessed through your Harvard ID. When dining on campus, you can leave the wallet behind and use your ID to make purchases. There are no service charges and Crimson Cash does not expire as long as you have a valid Harvard ID.

The Boston area is filled with incredible restaurants, cafes and bars. You can find whatever you're looking forward on many online sites.

Boston Magazine regularly updates Where to Eat, Right Now: The List, a compendium of where you should be eating in the Boston area right this very moment. The Magazine also offers a Cheap Eats list for students on a modest budget.

For dining in Harvard Square visit Harvard Square.com, which also lists information on other attractions in the square. 

With over 67 million local reviews, you can never go wrong searching on Yelp.