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|Thu, 06-14-2007 - 5:30pm
Has anyone had one of these? I went natural child birth with my other 4 children, (well they did dope me up when I was screaming so much that other moms were getting scared. But tell me... does it hurt to get one? does it make you sick, how does the contractions feel with an epidural. Are they gone? Are they just dulled so you don't scream as loud? So anyone who has had one in the past please share. I don't want to scream like a truck driver with this one.
|Thu, 06-14-2007 - 5:54pm
I love epidurals. I had one with my first 3 and I don't remember any pain: just sweet relief. With my 3rd one, they gave me an epidural at the same time they induced. That was my favorite delivery.
For some unknown reason (probably cause it was middle of night) they did not give me one with my 4th. I made lots of noise, too. I have HBP this time around, and I figure they will not want it going up any more than necessary in labor, so I'm counting on an early epidural. My OB has also said they will induce as soon as I am term-37 wks, so I intend to have my epidural plans all set up. Obviously, I am a big baby about pain.
|Fri, 06-15-2007 - 12:45pm
I had one with my son after 12 hours of labor. I was at 4 centimeters and in excruciating pain. Basically, I had lost any ability to cope with the pain.
I loved it, for the most part. I was able to get some sleep (I had been in labor since 8 p.m. the night before). I felt no pain. However, it did slow my labor a bit. They gave me pitocin and that got it going again.
11 hours after the epidural, I was ready to push. The epidural didn't affect my ability to push at all, and I definitely had a strong urge to push, too. I pushed for 1 hour, which I think is pretty good for a first-time labor and a 9 1/2 pound boy!
Now I am pregnant with my second baby. I still want to see how far I can go without needing an epidural, but I'm certainly not reluctant to get one. I had no ill effects from it, except for a mild headache afterward.
|Fri, 06-15-2007 - 1:02pm
Thank you so much.
I put up with enough pain with the first four, I even had a tooth pulled with no novacain, so I can take a lot but im going for the epidural. why should I suffer, I barely got to see any of my children born and since this will be my last one, I want to see this one and not be totally doped up.
Thank you so much for the info, it help a lot.
|Fri, 06-15-2007 - 3:13pm
I didn't have a great experience with it. My contractions were very painful and close together when I was given pictocin (which I did not want). My doctor wanted the baby out prety quickly because my water broke at 36 weeks and I hadn't even had a group B strep test yet. Anyhow, it didn't hurt at all. I don't have a phobia of needles so it didn't bother me but I did throw up shortly after getting it because my blood pressure dropped really low, very quickly. The nausea subsided and it definitely took all the pain away. The problem was, I dilated quickly and it was time to push but I couldn't even feel enough to push well. They ended up cutting it off so by the time the baby came out (2 hours later) I felt all of it. I will try not to get one this time and maybe push more efficiently. I'm open to it though if the pain is bad enough.
|Fri, 06-15-2007 - 4:02pm
With my first pregnancy my water broke at 35 weeks. I didn't really feel a lot of labor pains at first but when I finally did I asked for the epidural. I was only a centimeter dialated at that point so I thought I would be in this pain for a while yet, but by the time they finished giving me the epidural they checked me again and I was already complete and ready to start pushing. I felt nothing but I also had a really hard time pushing. I felt like I had no control over the birth at all. It also made me sick to my stomach. I think this time I will wait a little while and see if I progress as fast as I did with the first one. If so I won't have another epidural.
|Sat, 06-16-2007 - 1:10pm
This is a completely stupid question but when you all talk about water breaking at 34 or 35 weeks, we're talking about a normal 40-week pregnancy, right? I get confused because everyone counts their pregnancy differently! My friend who had her baby recently thought I was nuts 'cause she counted her entire pregnancy as being 9 months (or 36 weeks). When I was pregnant, the OB/RE counted it from my LMP, so I was on the 40-week scale.
|Sun, 06-17-2007 - 3:35pm
Yes, I'm referring to a normal 40 week pregnancy, so I delivered 4 weeks early (at 36 weeks). HTH
|Sun, 06-17-2007 - 11:12pm
Thanks Lynn! Personally, I think any woman who gives birth is a rock star! I have friends who did it completely natural with a doula to assist...I don't think I could do that. I'm such a wimp!
|Mon, 06-18-2007 - 10:10am
Yes, I was also counting it as a normal 40 week pregnancy. I delivered 5 weeks early at 35 weeks.
It was kind of funny how it happened. They were worried about an early delivery the whole pregnancy so when I went to the doctor's that day and she said "everything looks great and if you were to deliver today the baby would be fine."
So sure enough 3 hours after my visit my water broke and I was headed to the hospital to give birth. I always said she heard the doctor and decided to come on out.


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Judge signed final decree and now wife is trying to appeal. Will wife have a case if time lingers past the amount of days allowed under operational law? Does this hold true in all states?
It's not clear if your ex is really filing a true "appeal" (which is subject to extremely strict time limits in California), or is asking for some other sort of relief, (reconsideration, set-aside due to mistake, etc.) which may not be subject to such strict time limits. The rules in other states don't matter if you have a California dissolution.
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As you can see by the answers of experienced lawyers, your description of 'trying' to appeal does not tell us more than your former wife is not happy with the judgment. You have not been clear as to whether the judgment was a result of a court trial or by a stipulation. In any event, whether or not the judgment is appealable depends upon all the factors discussed by my colleagues.
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Techno-Sciences, Inc. is providing financial sponsorship for the Maryland Robotics Center?s seminar series, now named the ?Techno-Sciences, Inc. Robotics Seminar Series," Maryland Robotics Center Director S. K. Gupta (ME/ISR) has announced.
"This generous sponsorship from Techno-Sciences Inc. will enable us to bring well known robotics experts to our campus," Gupta said. "This seminar series is intended to help our students learn about the latest advances in the robotics and also showcase our activities to robotics experts.?
Jean-Luc Abaziou of Techno-Sciences was on hand for the first seminar of the semester on January 28. Before the seminar, he spoke about the company, its relationship with University of Maryland researchers, and its interest in robotics.
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Dramatic and unprecedented plumes of methane - a greenhouse gas 20 times more potent than carbon dioxide - have been seen bubbling to the surface of the Arctic Ocean by scientists undertaking an extensive survey of the region.
The scale and volume of the methane release has astonished the head of the Russian research team who has been surveying the seabed of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf off northern Russia for nearly 20 years.
In an exclusive interview with The Independent, Igor Semiletov of the International Arctic Research Centre at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, who led the 8th joint US-Russia cruise of the East Siberian Arctic seas, said that he has never before witnessed the scale and force of the methane being released from beneath the Arctic seabed.
"Earlier we found torch-like structures like this but they were only tens of metres in diameter. This is the first time that we've found continuous, powerful and impressive seeping structures more than 1,000 metres in diameter. It's amazing," Dr Semiletov said.
"I was most impressed by the sheer scale and the high density of the plumes. Over a relatively small area we found more than 100, but over a wider area there should be thousands of them," he said.
Scientists estimate that there are hundreds of millions of tons of methane gas locked away beneath the Arctic permafrost, which extends from the mainland into the seabed of the relatively shallow sea of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf.
One of the greatest fears is that with the disappearance of the Arctic sea ice in summer, and rapidly rising temperatures across the entire Arctic region, which are already melting the Siberian permafrost, the trapped methane could be suddenly released into the atmosphere leading to rapid and severe climate change.
Dr Semiletov's team published a study in 2010 estimating that the methane emissions from this region were in the region of 8 million tons a year but the latest expedition suggests this is a significant underestimate of the true scale of the phenomenon.
In late summer, the Russian research vessel Academician Lavrentiev conducted an extensive survey of about 10,000 square miles of sea off the East Siberian coast, in cooperating with the University of Georgia Athens. Scientists deployed four highly sensitive instruments, both seismic and acoustic, to monitor the "fountains" or plumes of methane bubbles rising to the sea surface from beneath the seabed.
"In a very small area, less than 10,000 square miles, we have counted more than 100 fountains, or torch-like structures, bubbling through the water column and injected directly into the atmosphere from the seabed," Dr Semiletov said.
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Natalia Shakhova, a colleague at the International Arctic Research Centre at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, said that the Arctic is becoming a major source of atmospheric methane and the concentrations of the powerful greenhouse gas have risen dramatically since pre-industrial times, largely due to agriculture.
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Now that summer's really heating up and local veggies are ramping up, I thought I'd ask: what are your favorite Boston salads? Lettuce, no lettuce, hierloom tomato, greek, Caesar, chopped, fine dining or take out, put 'em all out there!!
I'll start by nominating the Tiger's Tears from Myers and Chang. Addictively spicy, loads with herbs, tender beef slices and a rainbow of peppers...
Also the New England Seafood Salad from hammersley's, super light and fresh with shrimp, scallops, lobster, asparagus and peas.
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Fireplace Grill lunch salads: particularly the Cobb with grilled chicken. Horataki or shephard's salad from Family and Esperia. And, surprisingly, pretty good lunch salads including greek salad from Temptations in Coolidge Corner.
Seafood Cobb Salad at, wait for it, Skipjack's...I'm not kidding! Farm Grille was closed for vacation, so we went across the street to Skipjack's, and had a Seafood Cobb with lobster on a crostini, perfectly poached shrimp, and smoked salmon, on greens with hardboiled egg and avocado....
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i second aquitaine's beet salad. A high quality Aged Boucheron (and when do you ever see unusual cheese on a salad here, something other than chevre, cheddar, parm, feta, blue...............?
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The single best salad we have ever had, one that we cannot not order when dining there, is at EVOO and is Eva's Greens with Rabbit confit, pecans and cherries and cheddar.
second to it are thee 2 salads at the adjacent Za:
Hass Avocado, Black Bean, Tomato, Red Onion, Cheddar Cheese, Bread 'n' Butter Pickled Jalapeno, Red Pepper, and Cilantro Salad with Cumin-Lime Vinaigrette, Sour Cream, and Tortilla Crunch 8.00
Verrill Farm's Beets, Orange, Red Onion, Parsley, Toasted Hazelnut, and Goat Cheese Salad with Eva's Pea Greens and Citrus Vinaigrette 7.50
Also love East Coast Grill's brunch salad of avocado, lettuce, cilantro, mango, hearts of palm, and pepitas.
For take out, my favs are at Azama Grill: Mousskaa- eggplant, tomato and chickpea salad; and Avocado salad with lime and red onion.
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Ohhhh...I love that rabbit salad at EVOO. Good call.
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Love that avocado and black bean salad at Za. Also, the potato salad with cucumbers, radishes, kalamatas, oregano and feta.
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Yoma's ginger and tea leaf salads are 2 of my favs: http://yomaboston.com/Site/Welcome_to.... The ferocious green papaya salad at Bangkok Blue is another: http://bkkblueboston.com/
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Cambridge 1 makes an array of very nice salads.
As much as I hate to admit it, I do love the Original BBQ Chicken Chopped Salad at California Pizza Kitchen. It's about the only thing on their menu that I like, but I love it.
If you like the Tiger's Tears from Myers + Chang (which I also like) them you'll love the Tiger's Tears at Floating Rock in Cambridge and Thmor Da in Revere. Thai restaurants typically have a beef salad (Yum Nuer) that is not entirely dissimilar; S&I Thai is my favorite these days. There's a great tea-leaf salad at Yoma in Allston.
Erbaluce does some very nice "fancy" salads. Sebastian's does surprisingly nice "design-your-own-salads"; Whole Foods has a nice salad bar. I've had good salads also at Eastern Standard, Aquitaine, and Evoo.
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I love that BBQ Chicken Chopped as well - the ingredients are very fresh - and the jicama/corn/black bean/tomato/basil combo tastes so clean and satisfying!
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I like CPK's Field Greens salad with the pears and candied walnuts a lot...I'm sure it's not a very highbrow thing to like, but I do! :)
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The BBQ Chicken chopped salad is the only thing I've ever ordered at CPK. It's great - nice and crunchy. I even buy jicama occasionally to add to my own salads at home as an ode to that salad.
On a completely different note, I love the frisee salad with sweetbreads and a poached egg at ESK.
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you may well be aware of this , but just in case: jerusalem artichoke ("sunchokes") are crisp and crunchy like jicama- but with actual flavor; nutty carrot-like is how i describe them. thay have a really fascinating history and actually are native to MA. btw, no need to peel them. great as is, sliced or julienned in salads;a staple in ours.
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Oh yeah - I had the grilled calamari salad a few weeks ago, and it was amazing, though pricy for the size.
I also really enjoy the Hillstone fried chicken and avocado salad - haven't been there in a while, so I hope they still have it. And of course, Karo's chicken kabob salad, with "the sauce."
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Phatchris you are right the tuna ribbons at Neptune is fantastic. Too delicious to share with another person.
re: phatchris
The crab louis salad at Neptune is fantastic when it is on the menu. I have found the tuna ribbons to be inconsistent and sometimes on the bland side.
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That Fling salad is really good.
I always love the salads at Rendezvous Central Square. Steve Johnson has a way of making salads appealing to even those, like me who seldom order them when dining out. The last time we spoke to him he said we had to try the chilled shellfish salad. I adore the lobster salad when he has it on the menu and I'm slightly addicted to the one with the sliced apples, cheddar and pecans.
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I just had a spectacular asparagus salad with poached egg, truffle vinagreitte, and a Parmesan like cheese last weekend.
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My wife had that recently, and it was amazing!
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Just had that chilled shellfish salad @ Rendezvous and loved it. Nice mixture of lobster, calamari, octopus (?), and shrimp. My bf wiped my plate clean with bread.
Ooh, ooh, I forgot, one more...The preserved fish and bitter herb salad at Angkor Wat in Lynn...very cooling on a hot day....
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Steak & tomato salad and lobster salad are great at Abe's as well. I like Abe's a lot for lunch and brunch, not so much for dinner.
spicy pig ear salad at shangri-la in belmont
larb ped (duck larb) at s&i thai in allston
larb pla dook foo (crispy catfish larb) at montien in the theatre district
zaalouk (eggplant and tomato salad) at moroccan hospitality restaurant in malden
laphetthot (tea leaf salad) at yoma in allston
jinnthot (ginger salad) at yoma in allston
thayettheethot (green mango salad) at yoma in allston
antipasti bar at vinny's at night in somerville
serbian-style potato salad at the serbian festival in cambridge
goi sua (jellyfish salad) at pho 2000 in dorchester
som tum (papaya salad) at s&i thai in allston
tiger tears at floating rock in cambridge
bok l'hong (papaya salad) at thmor da in revere
pleah sach ko (beef salad with mint) at senmonorom in lowell
tum mak hoong (papaya salad) at phien's kitchen in lowell
yuk hwe (raw beef salad) at chung ki wa in medford
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all salads at Sunrise Cafe in Dorchester and at most of the Dorchester vietnamese restaurants, particularly spicy chicken.
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had what i reckon was an anomalous yook hwe at chung ki wa - ice cold, literally, as in actually icy. once it came to temp it was quite good, but dang, it hurt my teef on first bite.
While none of these is healthy or seasonal, I like the frisee salad at Eastern Standard, the BLT-as-a-salad at Flour (though they tend to burn the bacon) and the spinach and bacon salad at the Capital Grill. I guess if you put enough bacon on something, there's a good chance I'm gonna like it...
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Ooh, Flour's lamb-sandwich-as-a-salad is good too!
Sometimes I crave just a simple salad, and lots of it, for not too much $$. Cambridge 1 has an arugula salad-- just arugula, with a light dressing and shaved parm or grana or something in that neighborhood-- this, with a beer from their pretty decent selection, hits the spot for me. The atmosphere is often loud and it can be crowded, however, so my alternative is Upstairs on the Square, the Zebra Room or bar room, for a frisee salad with poached egg and lardons. I usually get one of their stupendous cocktails with it. This salad is so good I sometimes order a second one. ...These rooms are currently being renovated and the menu somewhat incorporated into that of the more formal, upstairs dining room, so I don't know if it's currently available. Anyone else have suggestions for finding great, but simple salads?
You may find this hard to believe, but Mr. Bartley's Burgers in Harvard Square has a great Greek salad. The dressing is to die for.
For an easy, every day option, I do like the Chef Salad at Tossed. My wife loves it too. Consistent, fairly inexpensive, fast...I wouldn't mind seeing more branches in other citys (Portland, ME Please?!)
Given the return of summer, I thought I'd bump this thread with some recent favorites. I'd love to hear others' thoughts on favorite Boston salads, particularly those that are veg-heavy and light on meat/cheese/creamy dressings.
-Cutty's gets so much (deserved) love for their sandwiches and bagels, but I'm crazy about the fennel and peanut salad (mixed greens with shaved fennel,
crispy shallots, peanuts, aged gouda) with their tangy house dressing. This is a combo I would never dream up on my own, but it is so wonderful.
-Tico has another of my favorites... the shaved cabbage and vegetable salad with salsa verde crushed almonds. I can't recall what veggies show up in this, zucchini maybe? Green beans? It's delightfully veggie-full. It's listed as an appetizer, but I think it makes an excellent lunch.
-Dorado in Coolidge Corner makes another favorite. The Dorado Salad is "romaine lettuce, green cabbage, jicama, tomatoes, cucumbers, scallions and watermelon tossed in our citrus & chipotle dressing with crisp tortilla strips & queso fresco." You can add chicken, steak, grilled fish, or fried shrimp for an extra $1.95.
Finally, a shout-out to the brussels sprout salad at Area Four. It's not on the menu now, given that it's summertime, but it's essentially shaved brussles sprouts, hazelnuts and, I believe, pecorino. An all-time favorite.
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The Farm Salad at Sweet Cheeks Q is always one choice on our visits there. Lovely.
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+1 on the farm salad! People always look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them that they should order salad at a bbq joint but they're never let down.
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Bogies Place wedge salad is certainly not a healthy alternative, but it is a guilty pleasure and one of the best versions I've ever had.
Another non healthy choice, color me crazy, but I love the chopped salad with chicken at Maggiano's. Something about the sweet dressing, bacon, and blue - well it's not a weight watchers salad either.
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Along similarly fatty lines, Four Burgers in Central will make your burger into a burger salad. The patty comes on top of greens, alfalfa sprouts, carrots, tomato, bell peppers, and red onion. I like to add cheese, caramelized onions, grilled mushrooms, and sometimes bacon. I think burger juice makes a pretty great dressing.
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wow, those all sound really terrific. i wanted to mention Ribelle's amazing kale treatments. Often it's stir fried/charred, but with its presentation and temp, it comes off as a salad.The oyster crema is prob my fav treatment (they always include some neat crunchy element [ like toasted quinoa] to complement the creamy and chewy) and it is one of my top fav dishes i have had there.
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I love that salad at Area Four SO much. I think they currently have a salad with green beans and shaved mushrooms that still has the peppered hazelnuts, pecorino, and lemon vinaigrette. I need to get over there to try it...
re: marketpeach
Just an FYI-- when I was reading through this 2011 thread, I realized that a good many of the mentioned restnts (more than usual)-- no longer exist!
Rendezvous, Floating Rock,and more. So if you see some salad that calls out to you, you might want to make sure the place and/or the particular salad- still exists.
re: opinionatedchef
OTOH, there are some new ones!
My current favorite, the "Dressing Fish", on the wall at Northern Thai in Brighton...A larb-like mass of chopped roasted fish, with shrimp paste, lime juice, chilis and fish sauce, that you scoop up with lettuce and herbs...
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Do you mean Thai North? Um...wow!
re: marketpeach
Love the salads at Area IV! I enjoy the (seasonal) brussels sprouts salad so much I've started making it at home. All the rest I've tried have been really tasty too, always a great mix of flavors and textures. On the current menu, I've enjoyed the Kitchen Sink a lot, which I believe varies a bit seasonally, and I think of their smoked bluefish gyro as a great salad, atop pita. (Some of their pizza specials are like big salads atop pizza as well. So good.)
Root in Allston kindly made their eggplant caprese sandwich into a salad for me tonight. Fresh basil and tomatoes, lovely greens, plus the crispy eggplant was like delicious croutons. And the garlicky vegan crema, creamy thyme sauce, and balsamic made for a killer dressing.
Note: sandwiches at Root come with fries or side salad, so I got a side salad with my big salad. Bit redundant of me, but I just mixed the side salad into the big one.
They have other salads on the menu that I'd love to try, like the kale with butternut squash, cranberries, pepitas...
Can't remember if both of these are listed, but my two favorite salads in the city are the Wedge Salad at Bogie's Place, and the Ubiquitous Kale Salad at Alden & Harlow.
Another vote for that kale salad at Alden.
Liquid Art House does beautiful little composed salads, like the summer salad on the current menu. Pricey but delicious.
Kale & nectarine salad at Myers & Chang also surprised me and my kale-jaded palate.
The Abbey does nice salads. Had one of greens, baby tomatoes, fig and burrata I quite liked.
Doesn't appear to be on the current menu, but I like the curried quinoa salad at Root.
Not on the current menu, but Coppa's farro salad is one I could eat every time I go there.
Not sure grilled romaine with oxtail and egg at Strip-T's counts as a salad, but I'm glad that one is back on the menu.
The German cucumber salad and potato salad at Karl's Sausage Kitchen Cafe are perfect of their kind.
Duck larb at Thai North is terrific.
re: MC Slim JB
Kale salad was by far the best thing i had amongst the 9 plates i tried at Alden and Harlow. Too bad, about half of them were marred by oversalting.
re: veggielover
We have become major devotees of Ribelle's 2 diff kale dishes.They are both so unique with elements of creamy, crunchy and acidic punch. The Kale w/'Oyster crema'did not appeal to me but of course, after eating it, I swooned! and now i have to order it every time we go there.
re: opinionatedchef
no kale salad on the menu at Ribelle's the past two weeks. The sprout salad and the beet salad were great though.
Hopping on the kale salad train to recommend Tory Row's "Kale Kale Salad." They do an interesting preparation of very finely shredded raw kale and roasted kale which, with slivered almonds, makes for a nice texture. Plenty hearty, especially if you add grilled chicken or shrimp. Must like red onion.
Tory Row
3 Brattle St (Harvard Sq.)
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 876-8769


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We had an incredible rehearsal dinner last night at Brother's Pizza. (Oct. 31, 2014) The large banquet room was easily transformed into a beautiful place. I loved the round tables which had linen tablecloths, flowers, and floating candles. Even with the 2 square tables pushed together in the middle for the groom, bride, best man and his date, there was plenty of space between tables. We decorated their "tree" plants with twinklie lights which reflected nicely in the large mirror on the wall . Everyone commented on how delicious the food was!! We had the buffet..with all you can eat pizza, chicken alfredo, baked spaghetti and salad. Even the decaf coffee was good. It was very reasonably priced. The waitresses were attentive and friendly. The manager was nice too. Laura Lamm provided an incredible MMA inspired grooms cake. Everyone had such a good time. Thank you Brother's for helping to make our special night so great!
December 4, 2010
Brothers Pizza is a staple in this community. Anyone here knows the owners, and has frequented this restaurant. The staff is amazing, and the food is excellent!!! If you are new to the area, or have lived here all of your life, you will…
August 31, 2008
We are recently new to the area and were told "you have to try Brothers". So, we did. My Wife and I were very impressed with the fast and friendly service! We definitely felt very welcome! The food was excellent but, get ready for a box…
January 12, 2007
I love the food!! They have a great variety of food at resonable prices. It would be better to take the food home as the service is not up to par unless one of the owners is serving you.
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