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PERFECT HARVARD 5. The epic snack L.A. Burdick’s Chocolate Shop & Café is Harvard Square’s best stop for a hot chocolate (it also serves coffee). With its soft lighting and tables too small for homework and laptops, this is one of the last bastions of coffeehouse conversation. The staff make their own pralines from different varieties of cocoa beans and are happy to explain the differences. Don’t feel touristy for choosing the Harvard Square – walnuts snuggled in chocolate, then frosted with more chocolate – from the pastry cabinet. Down the street, the onescreen Brattle Theatre shows foreign, classic and independent films. Since the Fifties, The Brattle begins every Harvard semester with a Humphrey Bogart series. Casablanca is reserved for Valentine’s Day. L.A. Burdick Chocolate Shop & Café 52D Brattle Street. Tel: +1 617 491 4340. www.burdickchocolate.com The Brattle Theatre 40 Brattle Street. Tel: +1 617 876 6838. www.brattlefilm.org 6. The truck stop Cambridge is full of start-ups and spillover business from the universities. Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduates founded Clover Food Lab, a health-conscious, vegetarian fastfood chain with trucks in Boston and Cambridge, and a permanent home in a brightly lit warehouse at Harvard Square. This is the place to grab a quick and cheap sandwich, delicious rosemary fries (you would swear they were healthy), a coffee or a hot brew of ginger and honey to cure the almost inevitable East Coast winter cold. The staff send each other orders on their iPhones, and obsess about flavors, nutrition and the caffeine content of each dish and drink. If your curried spaghetti squash soup is a bit bland, help yourself to extra basil. It grows on the table. Clover HSQ 7 Holyoke Street. www.cloverfoodlab.com 7. The rooftop brunch The saying “the better the view, the worse the food” is not true of Daedalus. From the spacious rooftop deck overlooking Mount Auburn Street, you can tuck into a hearty brunch of eggs Benedict and huevos rancheros washed down with a mimosa. At night, it’s all about the draft beer, with the Irish owners only too happy to pour you a stout or ale from the old country. The crowd tends to be heavy on chain store preppy, Ugg-shod students and young consultants. But you’re just as likely to find an MIT kid who runs three companies from his bed-cum-office in nearby Somerville. 451/2 Mount Auburn Street. Tel: +1 617 349 0071. www.daedalusharvardsquare.com 8. ‘The game’ Harvard Crimson is the collective name for Harvard University athletics teams. Harvard has more teams in Division 1 of the National Collegiate Athletic Association than any other university. Football is a big deal, especially when the Yale Bulldogs are the bad guys. For 127 years, it’s been blue against crimson in The Game, the Ivy League showdown played in November at either the Harvard Stadium or the Yale Bowl. In early spring, attention turns to ice hockey. The first two Mondays in February see crowds gather at the Garden in Boston for the Beanpot, a two-day hockey tournament between Harvard, Boston University, Harvard Book Store Rizzo’s Joseph Calautti Harvard Stadium 95 North Harvard Street, Allson, Boston. www.gocrimson.com TD Garden 100 Legends Way, Boston. www.td - garden.com/www.beanpothockey.com Northeastern, and Boston College. 9. The look Preppy, the style of the northeast elite, is as rare as the snow leopard around Harvard’s campus. Even the super-rich now dress as anonymously and casually as the modest, hopeful American middle class did before it put on a watertight parka and set up camp in Zuccotti Park with Occupy Wall Street: jeans, sneakers or sensible Timberlands or Sorel boots � 96 DECEMBER 2011/JANUARY 2012 SCANORAMA
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