Too expensive and the bread tastes like dust. I prefer Felipe's Mexican or the new Achilitos in Harvard Square, or Life Alive in Central Square for taste and price. Not surprised that they're going out of business and filed for Ch 11. Clover, Sweetgreen and places of this sort are just a waste of money.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
Fritz Lekschas
I really like Clover’s food and was always happy with their service but today we weren’t that lucky. We ordered ahead of time for pickup but by the time we arrived the door was locked. Staff members were inside but they ignored us. After a few minutes of waiting a staff member signaled us that they were closed. Why was the ordering system accepting orders then? Why did nobody put up a sign telling customers that they were closed? Also, why was the phone line disconnected? (We tried to call to find out what’s going on) The order was cancelled after over an hour but overall this was disappointing and a waste of time. It’ll probably be a while before we give them another try.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Lynne Dewey
Fun place to grab wholesome food, soups, or drip coffee. Indoor seating. Bright atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sarah Lodato
Vegetarian options: All vegetarian
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fries Were Great, Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
Adam Cook
Classic Cambridge fast food, good for you and tastes good. A bit pricey for good quality.Parking: A few street parking spots.
This s a Boston chain serving healthy food, my wife and I had the chickpea fritter sandwich and shared a corn chowder. Very good food at good prices. You order your food at the counter and pick it up when it is ready. Recommend, especially for lunch.
Zainab Malik
A casual counter with great vegan and vegetarian options. Amazing fast food that's
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Chloe M
Everything I've had from here has been great, my favorites being the BBQ Seitan and the tomato soup. I doordashed it when I was sick last week and it was so healing. The pita bread is the cornerstone of every dish. I'm slowly becoming a regular here.
James Knauer
Really no vegan breakfast options, there is 1. The staff didn't have any alternatives. The food still looks good though for others with different dietary needs.
Jill Velioglu
The most delicious local fresh pita sandwiches around! The classic falafel pita is a masterpiece. I look forward to their seasonal mushroom pitas all year round! If you are a meat lover I dare you to try the impossible meatball pita?
Great coffee! Great food and awesome service. The spicy Tunisian bowl is a favorite of mine, but their hummus is literally the best I ever had. Plus I love that their ingredients are so quality and locally sourced!
wren newman
Worked here February 28,March 1 and March 2, 2022. I know for a fact that this was the Clover that had the food poisoning scare that had to close down all the Clovers 10 years ago. Also too many staff in the kitchen and I know that's a Board of Health violation. They are an awful business to work for as I did take take out and got violently ill from that. Ellen Murphy oh yes indeedy I did work here. You're welcome Clover. ?
Cristian Jara-Figueroa
I’m only posting this because I really like clover. We came for lunch in December 30th and it wasn’t the best service. The staff had some normal hiccups and confusion regarding our order, but the really sad part is that we found a hair in one of our sandwiches. I don’t think this was an unavoidable mistake, given how the staff was wearing their hair nets. I took a picture of one person, but there were at least three people not wearing a hair net at all or wearing it in a “symbolic” way. I do appreciate you guys being open on the Friday after the holidays, but if it means slacking on the quality of the service, you might want to rethink that.
John Ohrenberger
The chickpea fritter platter was nasty. Undercooked, cold crunchy rice salad (blegh) and mysterious other not-fresh veggies in various states of refrigeration and yuckiness. I guess the fritters themselves and pita are okay. But the rest was very off and a waste of money.
Sasha Sagan
Clover is a bit of a cult, but their pesto is delish. (Their workers ought to unionize!)Vegetarian options: *Everything* is vegetarian. Lots of things use eggs, but there's also plenty of vegan options.
Too expensive and the bread tastes like dust. I prefer Felipe's Mexican or the new Achilitos in Harvard Square, or Life Alive in Central Square for taste and price. Not surprised that they're going out of business and filed for Ch 11. Clover, Sweetgreen and places of this sort are just a waste of money.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 3
I really like Clover’s food and was always happy with their service but today we weren’t that lucky. We ordered ahead of time for pickup but by the time we arrived the door was locked. Staff members were inside but they ignored us. After a few minutes of waiting a staff member signaled us that they were closed. Why was the ordering system accepting orders then? Why did nobody put up a sign telling customers that they were closed? Also, why was the phone line disconnected? (We tried to call to find out what’s going on) The order was cancelled after over an hour but overall this was disappointing and a waste of time. It’ll probably be a while before we give them another try.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 3
Fun place to grab wholesome food, soups, or drip coffee. Indoor seating. Bright atmosphere.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vegetarian options: All vegetarian
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fries Were Great, Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
Classic Cambridge fast food, good for you and tastes good. A bit pricey for good quality.Parking: A few street parking spots.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Hummus, Chickpea Fritter Sandwich
This s a Boston chain serving healthy food, my wife and I had the chickpea fritter sandwich and shared a corn chowder. Very good food at good prices. You order your food at the counter and pick it up when it is ready. Recommend, especially for lunch.
A casual counter with great vegan and vegetarian options. Amazing fast food that's
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Everything I've had from here has been great, my favorites being the BBQ Seitan and the tomato soup. I doordashed it when I was sick last week and it was so healing. The pita bread is the cornerstone of every dish. I'm slowly becoming a regular here.
Really no vegan breakfast options, there is 1. The staff didn't have any alternatives. The food still looks good though for others with different dietary needs.
The most delicious local fresh pita sandwiches around! The classic falafel pita is a masterpiece. I look forward to their seasonal mushroom pitas all year round! If you are a meat lover I dare you to try the impossible meatball pita?
Restaurantji Recommends
Great coffee! Great food and awesome service. The spicy Tunisian bowl is a favorite of mine, but their hummus is literally the best I ever had. Plus I love that their ingredients are so quality and locally sourced!
Worked here February 28,March 1 and March 2, 2022. I know for a fact that this was the Clover that had the food poisoning scare that had to close down all the Clovers 10 years ago. Also too many staff in the kitchen and I know that's a Board of Health violation. They are an awful business to work for as I did take take out and got violently ill from that. Ellen Murphy oh yes indeedy I did work here. You're welcome Clover. ?
I’m only posting this because I really like clover. We came for lunch in December 30th and it wasn’t the best service. The staff had some normal hiccups and confusion regarding our order, but the really sad part is that we found a hair in one of our sandwiches. I don’t think this was an unavoidable mistake, given how the staff was wearing their hair nets. I took a picture of one person, but there were at least three people not wearing a hair net at all or wearing it in a “symbolic” way. I do appreciate you guys being open on the Friday after the holidays, but if it means slacking on the quality of the service, you might want to rethink that.
The chickpea fritter platter was nasty. Undercooked, cold crunchy rice salad (blegh) and mysterious other not-fresh veggies in various states of refrigeration and yuckiness. I guess the fritters themselves and pita are okay. But the rest was very off and a waste of money.
Clover is a bit of a cult, but their pesto is delish. (Their workers ought to unionize!)Vegetarian options: *Everything* is vegetarian. Lots of things use eggs, but there's also plenty of vegan options.