11 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Cambridge

“OGGI is not one thing. Looking like a pizzeria at first glance, it is! With large inexpensive slices. But check out the menu of creative burgers and my own fave, a caprese smoked salmon sandwich with pesto. The high-end comfort food cooked with love by Steve is perfectly complemented by wine, beer, and full-bar offerings. Free jazz Thursday evenings and low-cover gigs many nights make this not just another pizza joint but a full- service jazz bar. Best post-pandemic discovery in the Square.“

“Very good, But I don't want to hamburger anymore“

“One of the best local businesses around. The staff is genuinely friendly, the food is consistently excellent, and their commitment to sustainability isn't just marketing—it's reflected in everything they do.

What I appreciate most is that Clover doesn't try to overcomplicate things. The menu is simple, fresh, and focused on great ingredients prepared well. Every meal feels thoughtful, and the quality is remarkably consistent.

Whether you're a local or visiting Boston for the first time, Clover is absolutely worth trying. Vegetarian or not, it's the kind of place that reminds you how good simple food can be when it's done right.“

“Burgers are the best! Service is always friendly absolutely my favorite!!!!!“

“Good food we use them for catering events at our place and always perfect as we expect. 5 star“

“I love this pizza place! Their pizzas are always fresh and flavorful, and I really enjoy the “make your own pizza” concept — it’s fun and customizable. I’ve tried several of their pizzas both in person and through DoorDash, and the taste has been consistently great every time.

The garlic bread is also a winner — warm, buttery, and delicious.

Overall, definitely a must-try spot for pizza lovers!“

“It's ok but sometimes they don't make my coffee right“

“Don't listen to everyone else, I loved this Taco Bell and I wish I could bring all my family and friends to eat this very food that they so kindly made for me at full price. Would recommend. Please go to Taco Bell and support big corporations.“

“coming to the usa, i honestly didn’t think i’d find a place that comes this close to indian flavours, but this one genuinely did. i’d say a solid 97–99% match, and that’s saying a lot. one bite in and it took me straight back to india. the plastic spoons, paper plates, and that proper dhaba-style setup just made it feel even more real. the street-style food is done SO right. the kind of food that satisfies your soul, not just your hunger. the chilli garlic noodles were unreal, and the chicken lollipop omg absolute must-try. every bite felt comforting, nostalgic, and so so satisfying. if you’re missing india or craving real street food vibes, this place will hit you right in the heart. highly recommend 🤍“

“They would have gotten 5 stars but they forgot my sauce, and everything needed sauce...and I think I got an extra too that I paid for, but the food was good and I grabbed stuff from my car...but not everyone keeps their extra sauces in case they're not put in, and I didn't have time to go back. Lunch break.“

“On a friend's strong recommendation, I finally tried Subway, which I hadn't had in ages. My impression of Subway was that it was always cold, hard, and just plain white meal, but this time the experience was surprisingly good.

Tuna Sandwich: Subway in the US doesn't have salad egg fillings, so I had to order a pure tuna one (though the picture doesn't really show what the filling is... my bad). The bread was crispy on the outside and soft and warm on the inside after toasting, and the vegetables added a nice contrast; the tuna wasn't fishy or dry, and it was paired with extra cheddar cheese and pepper. The former added richness and flavor, while the latter removed any fishy taste and enhanced the aroma. Freshly made definitely tastes much better.

This place is in a small food court near Harvard Square; the shop isn't big, and there's only seating in the public area of ​​the square, so takeout would be more convenient.“