Go-to order:Chickpea Fritter + Sriacha (flavors work much better with this hot sauce in that it balances the acidity)Mocha + espresso shot + mexican chocolate syrup
Recommended dishes: Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
William W
Yesterday I had lunch at Clover Food at the Harvard Science Center. I was greeted by a Clover staff member (host) who said that Clover was a "guest" of Harvard. When I asked if that means Clover does not pay rent his answer was "I don't know". When I asked if Clover is on Tripadvisr his answer again was "I don't know". The staff is poorly trained. Anyway, by big gripe here is the OUTRAGEOUS prices. They charge $16.26 for a meager sandwich (two meatballs in a pita bread). I'm an adult. I feel for the students who may want to have lunch between classes and who are expected to pay exorbitant prices. Do those at Clover have no conscience? BTW, this is in advance and self service (cafeteria style).
Ready2Go200
A new branch is now open in the Prudential Center betweeen the Hynes Convention Center and the Sheraton Hotel. I had the chickpea fritter and it was basically inedible. Very spicy, very burnt. (The salads which accompanied it were ok.) Also, servce was very slow even before they became busy. I assume all their branches use the same recipes.
No es todo vegano, pero si preguntas saben perfectamente qué si y qué no, aunque sería mejor que estuviera marcado.
A very pleasant tasting coffee and a warm atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I like the food here! The menu does not specify what is vegan and what contains dairy or eggs, so you have to ask.
The people are always so friendly!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great veg
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great place to grab coffee before heading into the library to study. The extra shot price is too high though.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Slow service and the least impressive coffee I’ve had in a while :(
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 3
Security is really aggressive and you can't even sit down??
Too expensive for what it is. Food was ok
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
It started to rain so I & my friend went for shelter. The place was so calm with people doing their own stuff. I ? it because of its
Atmosphere: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
bad hours. never open when we needed it
Great experience
Go-to order:Chickpea Fritter + Sriacha (flavors work much better with this hot sauce in that it balances the acidity)Mocha + espresso shot + mexican chocolate syrup
Recommended dishes: Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
Yesterday I had lunch at Clover Food at the Harvard Science Center. I was greeted by a Clover staff member (host) who said that Clover was a "guest" of Harvard. When I asked if that means Clover does not pay rent his answer was "I don't know". When I asked if Clover is on Tripadvisr his answer again was "I don't know". The staff is poorly trained. Anyway, by big gripe here is the OUTRAGEOUS prices. They charge $16.26 for a meager sandwich (two meatballs in a pita bread). I'm an adult. I feel for the students who may want to have lunch between classes and who are expected to pay exorbitant prices. Do those at Clover have no conscience? BTW, this is in advance and self service (cafeteria style).
A new branch is now open in the Prudential Center betweeen the Hynes Convention Center and the Sheraton Hotel. I had the chickpea fritter and it was basically inedible. Very spicy, very burnt. (The salads which accompanied it were ok.) Also, servce was very slow even before they became busy. I assume all their branches use the same recipes.
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