Restaurants near Arthur M. Sackler Museum

Harvest remains Harvard Squares oasis of civilized dining. Delicious food in a lively yet quiet setting. We didn't eat in the outside terrace but the fireplace was roaring and looked inviting. The service is pleasant and professional, the food is tasty, and beautfully presented. All in all, a really classy place for any meal.

Overall we had a great meal at Pammy’s. The food and service were great, and the ambiance and decor were lovely. The value of the menu is lacking imo. $84 with no drinks including for 3 relatively small plates. The “choose your own adventure” seems to be a bit of a gimmick as most people will order a starter, pasta, and main. Not only that, but they tack on a mandatory 6% extra charge for their kitchen staff. Here’s an idea- they should use the substantial amount of money we pay them for the food and drinks, and use that to pay their staff a fair wage. I have to say it left a terrible taste to feel nickel and dimed in this way. At $550 for a dinner for 4, with only about one drink per person, as much as I enjoyed the meal, I can’t say this was a good value or something I’d do again. I would strongly advise that they include any mandatory fees in the cost they advertise, instead of hiding a surprise fee in fine print on the menu.

The waitress was very nice and helpful. The food was delicious and the buffet had something for everyone.

Our experience was amazing, drinks and food came on time, the server was outstanding, very good job i would go again with my wife.

What a wonderful way to start a Sunday. The food that was ordered was excellent, well cooked, looking good on the plate, and delicious. A lovely combination of items on the main course that we ordered, that was not big but had wonderful component parts. The service was excellent. There were many other intriguing items the menu as well. Who could ask for anything more.