Clover
$ • Fast Food, Cafe, AmericanAbout Clover
Customers' Favorites
Falafel Skewers with Hummus & House Hot Sauce
Blue Oyster Mushroom Sandwich
Impossible Meatball Sandwich
French Fries with Rosemary
Classic Breakfast Sandwich
Egg and Eggplant Sandwich
Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
French Fries w Rosemary
Baja Mushroom Sandwich
Chickpea Fritter Bowl
Clover Reviews
Loved the place and food. I got the chickpea platter on a Wednesday for lunch. Was very wholesome with a selection of 3 salads (coleslaw, cucumber-tomato and shredded carrots), chickpea curry, falafel with hummus, farrow and warm pita. Good portion size and great price. Very healthy choice and fresh.
Wow! Who knew a zuchinni-based sandwich could be so good! That crispy tofu and sweet sauce really makes it special
This location is so convenient and close to the Central MBTA stop. I love so many things on their menu. The popovers with carrot marmalade are so good. I also love their platters, hummus, pita, falafel, popover breakfast sandwich, cowboy cookie, ginger soda, fried mushrooms, and my favorite the ZUCCHINI SANDWICH 🥪! Honestly anything on their menu is so good. I could eat every meal here
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Friday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 11PM |
Based on the reviews, Clover offers food that looks just like the pics on menu and tastes even better, with locally sourced ingredients supporting regional farms. The sandwiches are described as absurdly simple and absurdly delicious, with a seasonal zucchini sandwich being absolutely incredible. The food is solidly tasty and fast, though some find the overall taste of a set meal (sandwich, fries and drink) quite bland. The Chickpea Fritter sandwich was refreshing but relatively tasteless, and the rosemary fries didn't have much seasoning. The ginger lemon drink had a light ginger taste but no sweetness. The people are nice and friendly. However, there are concerns: a mouse was seen running across the floor. There is no phone number to contact and they don't answer emails, and a machine tipped $200 instead of $2. Prices are a little high for what it is, and the vibe is sort of "annoyed this job isn't even more automated."