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The Spring 2018 Restaurant Opening Guide: Cambridge and Somerville

Pierogi and macarons and empanadas, oh my

Over the river from Boston, Cambridge and Somerville had a bit of a slow winter in terms of restaurant openings; there were a few highlights, from ceviche in Union Square to delivery-only fried chicken sandwiches coming out of Inman Square, but there weren’t very many openings overall. Spring might be another story, however. The big thing to look forward to is Bow Market in Somerville’s Union Square, which debuted on May 12 but is in the midst of a rolling open — it will ultimately feature around 30 vendors, many of them food-related but not yet open, aside from Remnant Brewing. Also new this season: a vegetarian option in Central Square, pizza bagels in Harvard Square, an Italian deli in Davis Square, and more.

Read on for the rundown of spring openings — those that have happened already and those that may happen later in the season — keeping in mind that opening timelines often change, sometimes drastically. This guide will be updated frequently throughout the season as new information becomes available, so feel free to reach out with any info that should be on our radar.

This guide was originally published on April 2, 2018; the date of the most recent update appears above.

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Cambridge

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Amorino Gelato

Amorino

50 JFK St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

This international gelato chain known for its pretty rose-shaped scoops already has a Back Bay location; this’ll be the second in the area. It’s slated for the former Berk’s Shoes space. The franchisee behind the local Amorino outposts also operates a crepe kiosk at South Station that opened in early 2018, Crepe & More. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Black Sheep Bagel Cafe

56 JFK St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

Bagel sandwiches, pizza bagels, coffee, and more. The team includes an alum of Newton gastropub Central. Projected opening: May 2018

Boston Burger Company

610 Main St., Kendall Square, Cambridge

This will be the fourth location for the local burger chain, which is known for its over-the-top burgers, frappes, and more. (The group is also opening a fifth Boston Burger Company, its first on the North Shore — 133 Washington St., Salem — as well as a Davis Square deli called Mortadella Head; see details on that one below.) Projected opening: Early 2018

Gypsy Café and Juice Bar

90 Hampshire St., the Port, Cambridge

This 20-seat cafe and juice bar will open right across the street from Lord Hobo. Projected opening: May 2018

Revival

Alewife, Cambridge

This will be the first to open of Steve “Nookie” Postal’s three forthcoming projects with Crema Cafe co-founder Liza Shirazi. As noted elsewhere on this page, there are two Revival cafes in the works, plus one beer hall called Mothership. Postal is documenting his restaurant-opening adventures every other week; follow along here. Projected opening: Late May 2018 (followed by Revival Davis in the summer and Mothership in the fall)

Surya Indian Express [NOW OPEN]

Cambridgeside, 100 Cambridgeside Pl., East Cambridge

Surya Indian Kitchen N Catering opened in Cambridgeport two years ago, and now it has a sibling in the Cambridgeside food court, serving a menu of Indian food that is largely gluten-free, halal, nut-free, and/or dairy-free. Eat in the food court, do takeout, or order delivery. Opened: April 2018

Talulla [NOW OPEN]

377 Walden St., Cambridge

Husband-and-wife duo Conor Dennehy and Danielle Ayer have purchased the former T.W. Food space — where Dennehy was chef de cuisine and Ayer was briefly wine director before becoming opening general manager at sibling restaurant Bronwyn — and have opened a 12-table restaurant named for their infant daughter. They’re serving a five-course prix fixe menu and a seven-course tasting menu drawing from French, Japanese, Italian, and Spanish cooking techniques. There are a la carte options as well. For drinks, diners will find low-ABV, aperitif-style cocktails as well as some classic cocktails, amari, and more, courtesy of Matthew Schrage, who has worked at or consulted for many bars in the Boston area. Opened: April 20, 2018

Whole Heart Provisions [NOW OPEN]

298 Massachusetts Ave., Central Square, Cambridge

This Allston-based, fast-casual, meat-free restaurant — which shares a co-owner with Roxy’s Grilled Cheese — has expanded to the MIT edge of Central Square, right by Roxy’s. (It’ll also open at the Smith Campus Center at Harvard later in the year.) Opened: April 25, 2018

Zambrero [NOW OPEN]

71 Mt. Auburn St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

The first United States locations for the Australia-based burrito chain Zambrero opened right at the start of spring in Cambridge’s Harvard Square as well as in Warwick, Rhode Island. The Cambridge one took over the space of one outpost of a local burrito chain, Boloco. In partnership with international hunger relief non-profit organization Rise Against Hunger, Zambrero donates a meal for every burrito or bowl sold; the goal is to donate one billion meals by 2025. Opened: March 20, 2018

A Preview of Cambridge's Post-Spring Openings

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A bowl from Cava

&pizza X Milk Bar (1394 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This pizza and dessert collaboration between DC-based chain &pizza and NYC-based chain Milk Bar will take over the former Tory Row and Crimson Corner spaces in the heart of the square. While it was originally slated for spring 2018, a rep for the dual restaurant indicated in mid-May that an exact date isn’t set yet and it’ll likely be beyond spring. Projected opening: 2018

Blackbird Doughnuts (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This Fenway and South End doughnut shop from the team behind the Gallows and Banyan might be opening a new location at the revamped Smith Campus Center, along with a bunch of other restaurants. Keep reading for details on the others. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Bon Me (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): Boston’s ever-expanding Bon Me truck and restaurant empire is bringing its Vietnamese-inspired fast-casual fare to Harvard’s renovated Smith Campus Center. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Breaktime (Unknown address in or near Harvard Square, Cambridge): A couple of Harvard undergrads are opening a cafe and doughnut shop (it’ll serve Union Square Donuts) with the goal of providing stable employment and vocational training to local homeless young adults. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Cava (88 Ames St., Kendall Square, Cambridge): This DC-based fast-casual Mediterranean chain opened its first Boston-area location in Fenway in January 2018, followed by Dedham in the early spring. Next it’ll spread to Boston’s Back Bay and Hingham in the summer, and Kendall Square after that. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Colette (Porter Square Hotel, 1924 Massachusetts Ave., Porter Square, Cambridge): From the owners of Frenchie in the South End comes a new French restaurant to the ground floor of the fairly new Porter Square Hotel. It was originally slated to have a steakhouse, but that fell through. The forthcoming restaurant will seat around 150 inside and an additional 30 on a seasonal patio, and the menu may include steak frites, lobster ravioli, French onion soup, and more. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Dumpling Daughter (73 Ames St., Kendall Square, Cambridge): Dumpling Daughter is the second location for a Weston-based restaurant by Nadia Liu Spellman, whose mother, Sally Ling, was behind the now-defunct Sally Ling’s restaurant on Boston waterfront. Ling is Spellman’s consultant on the Dumpling Daughter menu, which includes dumplings, of course, but also rice bowls, scallion pancake and beef roll-ups, and more. It’s sharing the old Ames Street Deli and Study space with a forthcoming European-style cafe from Spellman’s sister, Nicole Liu. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Falafel Inc. (Yet-to-be-announced address in Kendall Square, Cambridge): Operating under the motto “food for good,” this potential chain originated in DC earlier in 2017 and has big expansion plans, including around the Boston area. A portion of proceeds are reportedly donated to help feed refugees. Projected opening: Unknown

Gustazo Cuban Restaurant & Cafe (2067 Massachusetts Ave., Porter Square, Cambridge): In 2014, Gustazo opened in the former Elephant Walk space in Waltham. Now it’ll open in the former Elephant Walk space in Cambridge as well, serving dishes like empanadas, ropa vieja, and more. Projected opening: Unknown; it was in the “early stages” as of mid-March 2018

The Halal Guys (Unknown address in Porter Square, Cambridge): The New York City chain debuted in Boston’s Theatre District in late summer 2017. Next up: a location in Cambridge’s Porter Square (and four more in Boston proper). An exact address and opening timeline haven’t yet been announced. Projected opening: Unknown

The Longfellow Bar at Alden & Harlow (40 Brattle St., Harvard Square, Cambridge): The latest from Alden & Harlow and Waypoint’s Michael Scelfo, this will be located above Alden & Harlow, in the longtime Cafe Algiers space. Scelfo has been quiet on details since the initial announcement back in June 2017, but per the agenda for a licensing commission hearing, the new venue may have a dining area, bar, and seasonal patio on each of two floors. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Mothership (Alewife, Cambridge): Commonwealth’s Steve “Nookie” Postal has a few projects in the works with Crema Cafe co-founder Liza Shirazi; see details on the other two projects under the Revival listings on this page. Mothership will be a beer hall with 10 taps, food, and plenty of games. Postal is documenting his restaurant-opening adventures every other week; follow along here. Projected opening: Mothership is slated for fall 2018, with the two Revival locations potentially opening in spring and summer 2018

Oggi Gourmet (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): An original tenant of the Harvard student center, Oggi moved elsewhere in the neighborhood to weather the massive construction, but it’ll open inside the Smith Campus Center once renovations are finally complete. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Patty Chen’s Dumpling Room (907 Main St., Central Square, Cambridge): Patty Chen’s closed in late October 2017, thanks to construction that will ultimately turn the building into a boutique hotel. The restaurant will eventually reopen in a larger space in the new building; the extra space will allow for the addition of a bar. (As for the other tenants in the building, Cinderella’s closed permanently, and Toscanini’s is temporarily closed but opened a new location nearby.) Projected opening: Summer 2018

Pavement Coffeehouse (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This growing local cafe chain will expand to Harvard’s Smith Campus Center once its renovations are complete. (But first, it’ll open a new cafe, roasting facility, and commissary in Brighton.) The Smith Center location will sort of be two locations: coffee and bagels on the first floor; coffee and pastries on the second floor. No sandwiches as there will be plenty of other food vendors onsite. Projected opening: August 2018

Perillas (No location yet): A fast-casual Korean restaurant focused on bibimbap is in the works. There will be three main protein options — bulgogi beef, spicy chicken, and teriyaki tofu — and a variety of vegetables. The owners are hoping to find a place in a neighborhood like Kendall Square (or perhaps Assembly Row in Somerville). Projected opening: 2018

Pineapple Thai (1108 Cambridge St., Inman Square, Cambridge): A new sibling of a Brookline Thai restaurant. Projected opening: Unknown

Saloniki (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): This fast-casual Greek spot with locations in Central Square and Fenway is reportedly expanding to the forthcoming Smith Campus Center. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Sheger Cafe and Ethiopian Restaurant (2376 Massachusetts Ave., North Cambridge): A small Ethiopian restaurant from a nearby salon owner. There will be around a dozen seats inside and a small patio outside. Projected opening: Unknown

Stix Noodle Bar (93 Windsor St., Cambridge): Restaurant group New England Restaurant Concepts, which is behind a variety of restaurants in the Worcester area and beyond, opened a location of its cafe, Brew on the Grid, in this space but closed it after six months and potentially plans to open its ramen-centric Stix Noodle Bar here instead — but the signage mentioning Stix is currently accompanied by a “for lease” sign, so it’s not clear whether this is still happening. Projected opening: Unknown

Swissbakers (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): With existing locations in Reading and Allston, as well as at the Boston Public Market, this bakery will add a cafe within the Smith Campus Center. Projected opening: Fall 2018

Vester (73 Ames St., Kendall Square, Cambridge): As noted above, Nicole Liu is opening a European-style cafe called Vester in the former Ames St. Deli/Study space, splitting it with her sister Nadia Liu Spellman, who is opening a second location of her Weston restaurant Dumpling Daughter there. Vester will serve dishes such as a prosciutto di parma sandwich and a smoked salmon salad, not to mention a daily “splurge” special to complement the feel-good simplicity of the rest of the menu. Projected opening: Unknown, but as of May 1, Liu had already applied for her licenses to serve food as well as and wine and malt beverages

Whole Heart Provisions (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge): As noted above, this vegan-friendly sibling of Roxy’s Grilled Cheese will open in the Smith Campus Center at Harvard (but first, there’ll be a new Central Square location.) Projected opening: Fall 2018

Somerville

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Maca macarons

Buenas

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Rotating empanada options (heated up to eat there or frozen to bring home) and Chilean sauces at the forthcoming Bow Market. Projected opening: Mid-June 2018

Gâté Comme Des Filles

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

The Somerville chocolatier will have a space at the forthcoming Bow Market, serving chocolate mousse in chocolate cones, hot chocolates with flavored whipped creams, and more. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Godavari Mini [NOW OPEN]

23 Union Sq., Union Square, Somerville

Part of a national chain of South Indian restaurants that also has local-ish outposts in Woburn and Framingham, Godavari Mini has replaced Union Square’s longtime spot for North Indian and Punjabi food, India Palace. Godavari Mini features a daily lunch buffet and lots of dosas, among other things. Opened: April 2018

Health Club [NOW OPEN]

278a Highland Ave., Spring Hill, Somerville

This brightly colored sibling and neighbor to Spring Hill cafe 3 Little Figs focuses on grain bowls, salads, smoothies, and “sparklers,” fruity carbonated drinks. The cozy space has seating for about eight, with a few seasonal sidewalk tables outside. Opened: March 23, 2018

Hooked Fish Shop

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

This Bow Market vendor will serve street food-inspired dishes that incorporate fresh seafood from Red’s Best and smoked seafood from Boston Smoked Fish Company. Expect dishes such as Iggy’s bagels with smoked fish, some soups and chowders, poke bowls, fish tacos, seafood banh mi, and scallion pancake wraps. Projected opening: Spring 2018

In Season Food Shop

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Salads, bowls, and more, featuring local produce, at the forthcoming Bow Market. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Jaju Pierogi

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Pierogi from a pair of sisters. They’ve been popping up around the Boston area for a few years; this location — within the forthcoming Bow Market — will be Jaju’s first permanent home. The duo also recently built a large kitchen in Lynn and is working on expanding wholesale distribution. Projected opening: Early 2018

Lucky Strike Social [NOW OPEN]

325 Revolution Dr., Assembly Row, Somerville

This growing chain offers bowling, other games, and comfort food. In Boston’s Fenway neighborhood, Jillian’s recently rebranded into a Lucky Strike social, and there are also locations in Albany and Honolulu. The Somerville location takes up two floors, with a kitchen and bar on the first floor and bowling, shuffleboard, and more upstairs. Opened: Mid-April 2018

Maca

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

This local macaron company will open its first brick-and-mortar location at Bow Market, selling adorable macarons in fun flavors. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Mortadella Head

20 College Ave., Davis Square, Somerville

The team behind Boston Burger Company is not just opening new BBC locations in Kendall Square and up in Salem; they’re also working on an Italian quick-serve restaurant with a focus on sandwiches and pizza. Mortadella Head will be in the former Deli-icious space. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Nibble Kitchen

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Located at Bow Market, Nibble Kitchen will showcase a rotating array of food entrepreneurs from the Somerville Arts Council’s Nibble Entrepreneurship Program, which helps people from Somerville’s immigrant communities develop food businesses. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Hot Box

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Remnant Brewing [NOW OPEN]

2 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

This brewery takes up a large portion of Union Square’s Bow Market, which will soon be packed full of food vendors and more. The brewery includes an all-day cafe, serving Barrington Coffee products, and an outdoor beer garden, and the beer line-up has everything from sours to session beers, New England-style IPAs, and more. Opened: May 11, 2018

Sassafras

688 Broadway, Ball Square, Somerville

Eat at Jumbo’s is undergoing renovations and a rebranding into Sassafras, a fully vegetarian (and vegan-friendly) restaurant. Jumbo’s already offered substantial meatless options, and this evolution will completely remove meat from the restaurant. It remains open during the changeover. Jumbo’s owner Grover Taylor is moving into the role of creative director (managing financing, site development, etc.), while Christopher Silvia is joining the team to head up day-to-day operations. Projected opening: After Memorial Day weekend 2018

Saus

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

Popular downtown fries-and-more spot Saus will open a vegetarian sequel at the forthcoming Bow Market, snagging one of the largest spots at the under-construction space. Expect poutine, salads, sandwiches, beer, and cider — but no meat. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Somerville Brewing Company’s Assembly Row Beer Garden

Assembly Row, Somerville

Somerville Brewing Company, aka Slumbrew, has a brewery and taproom outside of Union Square and a brewpub in Assembly Row. It also had an outdoor beer garden in Assembly Row for nearly three years. It was shut down to make way for construction, but it came back for spring and summer 2018 since construction got delayed. No tent this time — just open air, bocce, music, beer, and more. Opened: May 2, 2018

Tanám

1 Bow Market Way, Union Square, Somerville

This Bow Market spot will be a 10-seat Filipino restaurant — a continuation of the Pamangan pop-up series that has previously hosted events around the Boston area. There will be ticketed dining experiences that include art and music components, and every Wednesday, there will be a utensils-free, kamayan-style Filipino meal. Pending the appropriate permitting, there may also be an outdoor cocktail bar with boozy boba tea, snacks, and more. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Tsurumen [NOW OPEN]

420 Highland Ave., Davis Square, Somerville

This Osaka-style ramen shop took over the former Snappy Ramen space. (Snappy recently moved across the neighborhood, expanded its menu, and changed its name to Snappy Kitchen.) Keep an eye on the active Instagram account for updates: To start, the restaurant has limited hours and limited supply, and it’s currently only accepting cash. Opened: April 12, 2018

A Preview of Somerville's Post-Spring Openings

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Andy Husbands prepping meat at Smoke Shop’s original Cambridge location

Dakzen (195 Elm St., Davis Square, Somerville): This forthcoming Thai restaurant will specialize in noodle soups, including boat noodles and yen ta fo. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Hulun Beir (5 Holland St., Davis Square, Somerville): This Mongolian hot pot and barbecue chain has a Beacon Hill location as well; that one was the company’s first foray into North America. It might expand to Malden as well. Projected opening: Unknown

Rebel Rebel (1 Bow Market Way, Somerville): This natural wine bar will open at Bow Market, courtesy of former Eater Boston freelancer and wine expert Lauren Friel. Expect some small snacks — and the ability to bring in snacks from elsewhere in the market. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Revival (197 Elm St., Davis Square, Somerville): As noted above, this is one of several forthcoming projects from Liza Shirazi (Crema) and Steve “Nookie” Postal (Commonwealth). The Davis location was home to the original Bertucci’s and later a Subway. Postal is documenting his restaurant-opening adventures every other week; follow along here. Projected opening: Summer 2018 (after Revival Alewife, due to open in the spring, and before Mothership, slated for fall)

The Smoke Shop BBQ (Assembly Row, Somerville): Andy Husbands’ barbecue joint — with locations in Cambridge’s Kendall Square and Boston’s Fort Point — will expand to Somerville’s Assembly Row next. This location will have two patios. Projected opening: 2018

Urban Axes (2 Union Sq., Union Square, Somerville): One of Massachusetts’ growing collection of ax-throwing venues that also happen to serve booze. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Unnamed new project from the team that was previously going to open Carmen’s Trattoria & Italian Pub (Assembly Row, Somerville): Popular North End restaurant Carmen Trattoria closed in mid-2016 with the promise to return, and it later announced that it would open at 521 Assembly Row in Somerville — a larger space with a menu featuring a mix of old favorites and new additions, including Italian-inspired pub fare. But now — confirmed by a rep in April 2018 — the team is opening something different instead, and it’s in an even larger space at Assembly Row. Stay tuned for more details. (It may be called La Cucina Italian Eatery.) Projected opening: Unknown

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The repercussions of Iran’s controversial arrest of the Shiite cleric Hussein Shirazi could include a weakening of Iranian influence over Shiites in Iraq. On March 6, Iranian authorities arrested Shirazi, who was beaten and insulted in front of his father, Grand Ayatollah Sayed Sadeq Shirazi, while the…

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Science Fiction and Fantasy New Releases: 15 August, 2020

Whether in a Celtic Otherworld or the ashes of a future Earth, magic worlds swarming with elementals or the cold vastness of space, this week’s new releases are filled with valiant deeds and desperate acts.

Duty, Honor, Planet – Rick Partlow

We thought we were alone…

We’re going to wish we were.

Jason McKay and Shannon Stark, two young Republic Space Fleet Intelligence officers, are given the leadership of a new special ops unit. The mission? Guard the spoiled daughter of an important senator on a tour of the colonies.

Neither of them thought the mission would be anything more than babysitting…until the aliens invaded the colony.

Implacable, relentless, merciless, the armored creatures slaughter everyone who gets in their way. The team is forced to go on the run with the people they’re supposed to protect.

But survival will be the least of their challenges. Because it’s not as simple as an alien invasion, and the truth may be even stranger than they can imagine.

Jason and Shannon are forced to weigh the lives of the people they lead–and the ones they love–against their duty, honor, and planet.

A Fire Reborn (The Elemental Warrior #3) – D. K. Holmberg

The threat Tolan has long feared has been defeated, but a new danger emerged, one that poses a threat to both shapers and the elementals.

For the first time since mastering his connection to the elements, Tolan fears an elemental. He’s long advocated the elementals were misunderstood, and tried convincing others within Terndahl to free them from the bond, but the appearance of Light has proven his mistake.

Chasing the threat leads Tolan to take a dangerous journey, one that challenges all that he’s learned of spirit and brings him back to the lands beyond the waste where he discovers a secret hidden from the rest of the world for centuries.

What he uncovers is more deadly than anything he’s ever known, and one his unique connection to the elements might not be enough to stop. It will take more than a master of spirit to survive; it will take a true element warrior.

Fulcrum of Light (Catalyst #2) – C. J. Aaron

Freedom has come at a price.

Stranded on the coast of an uncharted land, Ryl will be tested as the world outside the Palisades proves darker than within.

With little to no direction save the cryptic information from a mysterious stranger, Ryl must rely on his new-found skills and place his trust in his new companion. Together they forge onward into the barren wastes of the Outlands. As the sickness approaches, their time and hope fades.

Surrounded by uncertainty, will they discover there is more to fear than just the unknown?

Ryl survived The Stocks. Will he survive the Outlands? His search for the secrets of the power that flows through his veins continues.

Will he find the answers before his time runs out?

Gale Force (Four Horsemen: The Guild Wars #7) – Chris Kennedy and Mark Wandrey

In the aftermath of Peepo’s war against humanity, the Mercenary Guild is still in chaos. On Earth, the moratorium on mercenary contracts is disrupting Jim Cartwright’s efforts to stand up the new Terran Federation. Making matters worse, Jim has received intelligence that someone is squatting on asteroids in our Solar System…and Sansar Enkh is pretty sure they don’t have Earth’s best interests in mind. Fearing the aliens have plans for another invasion—or worse—Jim takes his ship, Bucephalus, and sets off to investigate.

While the mercenary guild is in recess, Nigel Shirazi has an opportunity to make some credits, and when he leaves to pursue an illicit contract, Alexis Cromwell decides to follow up on some information she’s received on the mysterious Weapons Conglomerate. Nigel wouldn’t approve of her running off, especially eight months pregnant, but Alexis has never been one to listen to instructions—or orders for that matter. She gathers a squadron of Hussars and heads off on her quest.

Events in the galaxy are happening at a frantic pace as the guilds battle each other in the shadows…and sometimes in the open. The Four Horsemen are once again at the center of it all, and as the guilds squabble, the Dusman aren’t sitting on the sidelines. They have their own plans, and humanity is only part of them.

The Guild Wars aren’t over; they’ve only just begun.

The Great Die Slow – Harry Piper

A lost knight stumbles upon an ancient horror… A desperate lord makes a deal with an unholy, hungry power… A young girl driven half-mad by grief pursues an impossible quarry…

Set in a Dark Age Celtic landscape shrouded in myth and legend, these dark, often tragic, tales tell stories of ordinary men and women confronted by evil both human and inhuman.

Whether priest, knight, farmgirl or sellsword, they will all be forced to take up arms and fight against forces that will test their strength and their sanity to the limit, in stories that will chill you, excite you and perhaps even break your heart…

Stories included: The Man In Chains Manawyddan the Heartless and the Unquiet Mere The Penitent Cadell’s Fate The Burden Sir Gareth and the Thing That Hid The Great Die Slow

Into the Stars (Rise of the Republic #1) – James Rosone

The stars are within mankind’s reach…

…But what awaits in the void may end humanity…

Mars and the Moon have been colonized, piracy runs rampant in the asteroid belts, and a thriving society grows in the depths of space. Humanity prepares to embark upon its greatest journey—the colonization of Alpha Centauri.

Then everything changes…

A deep space reconnaissance probe discovers a new Earth-like planet twelve light-years from Earth’s sun. The probe also finds something unusual, something…unnerving. A new mission is created, a space fleet is formed, and humanity embarks on unraveling the greatest mystery of all—the origins of life itself.

Can the factions of Earth remain united, or will old rivalries and animosities destroy the fragile peace in the face of this terrifying existential threat?

Will exploration prove to be a fatal mistake?

Legacy of Vale (The Circuit Saga #2) – Rhett C. Bruno

War threatens to destroy the Circuit once more…

After arriving on Ceres Prime, ADIM, is hesitant to help the Ceresians. Their hatred for his creator will never wane, and he starts to understand the danger all of Cassius’ many rivals pose. How can he keep him safe?

When Sage Volus finds herself a captive of Cassius Vale, she begins to struggle with her role in the coming war, and what exactly it means to be an executor. The removal of her cybernetic implant reveals emotions she thought she’d buried too deep to be found. She must make a decision on who she truly wants to serve.

After breaking free of the solar-ark Amerigo and certain death, Talon Rayne finds himself in unusual company. His quests to hold his daughter again will bring him to places he never thought he’d go―into the very arms of his people’s most hated foe.

As the battle grows ever closer, threatening the all-out war that could annihilate millions, these four must determine what part they intend to play, who they will align themselves with, and what it means to be human in a solar system where that means less and less.

Shadows of Ivory (The Godforged Chronicles #1) – Bryce O’Connor and T. L. Greylock

I burned cities and drowned mountains. I pulled stars from the night sky and scorched the world with their flames. I am the Fisher King, and the grave does not bind me.

An academic with a taste for adventure, Eska de Caraval has means and influence, wit and charm… and a knack for acquiring artifacts that may not be hers to claim.

But when Eska comes into possession of a strange disc of rune-carved bronze, she finds herself abruptly hunted by all manner of adversaries: an assassin in the shadows, a monster in the deep, a bitter rival burning with vengeance.

From sword and fang and flame Eska must defend herself, struggling all the while to unravel the mysteries of a dangerous artifact. An artifact so powerful, a dead tyrant will rise again to wield it.

We Are Earthlings (Soldiers of Earthrise #6) – Daniel Arenson

The final battle is here.

The fate of humanity will be sealed.

We’ve been fighting this war for so long. On one side—an empire spanning the stars. On the other side—a single rogue planet.

We’ve shed so much blood. We’ve buried so many sons.

Yet we are all Earthlings. We hate with the same fire. We love with the same flame. We die in the same darkness. We sing the same great song of humanity.

For years, Jon and Maria fought on opposite sides. For years, the war has kept them apart. Now Jon and Maria must meet again. Now they can bring peace . . .

Or everything we’ve fought for will burn.

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Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions

Recent Sale

$2.05 MILLION

2154 Second Avenue (between Tito Puente Way and East 111th Street)

Manhattan

Built in 1910, this 9,825-square-foot, five-story property in East Harlem has one vacant commercial unit and 17 apartments, all occupied. The building, which is rent stabilized, last changed hands more than 50 years ago.

Buyer: 9300 Realty

Seller: CC 2154

Brokers: Peter Von Der Ahe, Seth Glasser, Jacob Kahn and Haley Hasho of Marcus and Millichap

Recent Lease

$150/SQ. FT.

$600,000 approximate annual rent

163 Mercer Street (between West Houston and Prince Streets)

Manhattan

A Bathing Ape, a Japanese fashion brand known as Bape, signed a 10-year lease for this two-story, 4,000-square-foot building in SoHo, which was formerly the flagship store for Marc Jacobs. Built in 1867, it was once used as a wagon house and includes garage doors. The owner bought the building in the 1970s.

Tenant: A Bathing Ape

Tenant’s Broker: Gabriel Paisner of Odyssey Retail Advisors

Landlord: 39 Tapir

Landlord’s Brokers: Steve Rappaport and Margie Sarway of Sinvin Real Estate

Recent Sale

$22.9 MILLION

79-81 Clifton Place (between Classon and Grand Avenues)

Brooklyn

This six-story apartment building in the Clinton Hill neighborhood was built in 1939. It has seven one-bedroom units, eight two-bedrooms, 21 three-bedrooms and four four-bedrooms, as well as 16 parking spaces. The building last changed hands in 2012.

Buyer: Freo Group

Seller: Ami Ariel of G-Way

Brokers: Daniel Shirazi, Robert Khodadadian and Jacob Lewis of Skyline Properties

For Sale

$22.9 MILLION

3816 Barnes Avenue (between East 219th and East 220th Streets)

The Bronx

This 6,460-square-foot, four-story multifamily building is in the Williamsbridge neighborhood. It has five two-bedroom apartments and two one-bedroom apartments. Two of the apartments have been gut renovated.

Seller: 3816 Barnes

Brokers: Jonathan Squires, Michael Fioravanti, Josh Neustadter, Addison Berniker and Shayne Soltan of Cushman & Wakefield

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Brooklyn multifamily building sale tops this week’s list of mid-market deals

The Freo Group bought a multifamily building in Brooklyn for almost $23 million this week, while the Moinian Group bought a Brooklyn gas station it plans to turn into a mixed-use development. Here are the details: The Freo Group purchased a Brooklyn multifamily building at 79-87 Clifton Place in Clinton Hill for $22.9 million from seller Ami Ariel. Daniel Shirazi and Jacob Lewis of Skyline Properties brokered the deal for the buyer and the seller.

Source: https://therealdeal.com/2020/01/13/brooklyn-multifamily-building-sale-tops-this-weeks-list-of-mid-market-deals/

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Köln – Endlich wieder Dschungelfieber bei RTL! Der Dschungel ist wieder fest in Promi-Hand! Mit neuen Stars, neuen Prüfungen, vielen Überraschungen und ganz viel Spaß startet “Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!” in die 13. Runde. Gewohnt bissig präsentieren Sonja Zietlow (50) und Daniel Hartwich (40) die Show täglich live aus Australien. Wer überwindet seine Ängste, wer heult sich bei Dr.…

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“Dschungelcamp” 2018: Männer stehen auf Transgender-Model

Seit dem 19. Januar flimmert wieder der tägliche Promi-Wahnsinn aus dem australischen Dschungel über den Bildschirm: Der RTL-Klassiker “Ich bin ein Star ‒ holt mich hier raus!” geht in die nächste Runde. Das Casual Dating Portal C-Date.de hat seine Userinnen und User schon im Vorfeld gefragt: Mit welcher Kandidatin und welchem Kandidaten würden Sie in der Wildnis am liebsten Ihre Hängematte teilen? Überraschung: Die Favoritin sorgte bereits im Vorfeld für Schlagzeilen! Dschungelcamp: Ein Foto vom Drehort Ja, sie wollen! Die User von C-Date stehen auf die Frau, die mal ein Mann war - und deshalb (und mit nackten Tatsachen im “Playboy”) bereits heftig für Furore sorgte. “Mit welcher Dschungel-Kandidatin oder mit welchem -Kandidaten 2018 würden Sie am liebsten Tarzan und Jane spielen?”, fragte das Casual Dating Portal in einer Umfrage. Die Favoriten: Transgender-Model Giuliana Farfalla und “Bachelorette”-Sieger David Friedrich. Transgender- Model vor “Bachelor”-Kandidatin und Katzen-Schwester Überraschung: Die C-Date-User würden das Transgender-Model Giuliana Farfalla nicht von der Kante ihrer Hängematte stoßen. Die langbeinige Blondine, die 2017 bei “GNTM” für Schlagzeilen sorgte, wurde als Pascal Radermacher geboren. 29 Prozent der User finden: Na und? Der zweite Rang geht an “Bachelor”-Kandidatin Kattia Vides. 20 Prozent der Herren würden mit der gebürtigen Kolumbianerin auch mal zwischen Kakerlaken schnakseln. Das ist wenig verwunderlich, wenn man bedenkt, dass die Brünette schon in der “Bachelor”-Villa gern äußerst freizügig herumspazierte. Rang 3 geht an Jenny Frankhauser, die bisher die Reality-TV-Karriere ihrer Schwester Daniela Katzenberger überließ. 17 Prozent der Männer würden die Katzen-Schwester gern zum Schnurren bringen. Keine Lust auf Ex-Frauen 16 Prozent küren die Komikerin und Schauspielerin Sandra Steffl zu ihrer persönlichen Dschungelkönigin. Auf 10 Prozent schafft es Sängerin Tina York, die Schwester von Schlagerstar Mary Roos. Wie im echten Leben hat Natascha Ochsenknecht auch auf C-Date wenig Glück mit den Männern: Gerade mal 6 Prozent möchten mit der Ex von Schauspieler Uwe Ochsenknecht am Lagerfeuer träumen. Das Schlusslicht bildet Tatjana Gsell: Nur 2 Prozent würden mit dem Ex-Model/Escort-Girl/Schönheitschirurgen-Gattin/Reality-Sternchen an ihrer Liane durch den Dschungel schwingen. Heiß, heißer, Eskimo Callboy Auch bei den Herren macht ein “Bachelorette”-Kandidat das Rennen. David Friedrich ging vergangenes Jahr gar als Sieger hervor ‒ auch wenn die Liebe zu “Bachelorette” Jessica Paszka nicht von langer Dauer war. Bei den C-Date-Userinnen wird er ganz heiß gehandelt: Ganze 32 Prozent würden sich den Schlagzeuger der Band “Eskimo Callboy” ins Iglu ‒ pardon: in ihre Hängematte ‒ bestellen. Daniele Negroni scheint den zweiten Platz abonniert zu haben: Auf ihm landete er bereits 2012 bei “DSDS”, nun auch bei den den Damen: 24 Prozent hätten nichts gegen ein bisschen Dschungel-Amore mit dem gebürtigen Italiener. Rang 3 geht an den Bad Boy des deutschen Fußballs, Ansgar Brinkmann. 21 Prozent der Frauen können sich vorstellen, mit ihm im Urwald zu spielen. Soul-Sänger Sydney Youngblood verkaufte in den Neunziger Jahren zwar über 5 Millionen Tonträger, bei den Damen scheint er aber keinen großen Schlag (mehr) zu haben: Nur 13 Prozent wollen den gebürtigen Amerikaner. Auf dem letzten Platz landet mit 10 Prozent Reality-Star Matthias Mangiapane. Das dürfte dem “Hot oder Schrott”-Darsteller herzlich egal sein ‒ schließlich ist er glücklich mit seinem TV-Partner Hubert Fella liiert. Quelle: C-Date Bild: MG RTL D / Arya Shirazi Bild: MG RTL D / Arya Shirazi Weitere gern gelesene Artikel * Masern, eine Bedrohung für die Menschheit? * Vor- und Nachteile vom Autofahren * Warum die Ice Bucket Challenge nicht cool ist * "König" von Deutschland, Peter I, an Silvester 2017 in Freiheit? https://www.extremnews.com/berichte/vermischtes/a43e169990510de?source=feed&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Forbes’ 2018 ‘30 Under 30’ Came Early This Year. Here’s Who Made the Education List.

When it comes to education, Forbes’ 2018 “30 Under 30” list might be summed up best as the year of the founder.

Most of the 38 honorees (cofounders are grouped together) are listed as entrepreneurs, though their companies—and backgrounds—are rather diverse.

Judging this year’s nominees were Charles Best (founder of DonorsChoose.org), along with Stacey Childress (CEO of NewSchools Venture Fund), Wendy Kopp (cofounder of Teach For All) and Joe Vasquez (codirector at Runway Incubator), himself an “Under 30” alum.

From ambitious founders of community nonprofits to a spoken word poet, here’s a look at who made this year’s “30 Under 30 Education” list.

Nonprofits and Community Engagement

Shaping students into community-minded citizens can be a challenge, but Danielle Hughes is doing just that (26) with her nonprofit Detroit Speaks. Fatema Basrai (27), who served with Teach for America, heads up a San Antonio-area organization, SAISD, that cultivates public education advocates and leaders.

Entrepreneurship in education was a driving force in Elyse Burden’s (28) case. Her nonprofit, Real World Scholars, provides classrooms with the online tools to start their own community-based businesses, which has been used in hundreds of classrooms to date.

Perhaps the same could be said for Allyson Dias (28), who is also leading a nonprofit initiative—but, uniquely, one that encourages students to side-step traditional education. Dias helps direct the Thiel Fellowship, the brainchild of billionaire Peter Thiel, which gives $100,000 grants to students that drop out of college and start their own companies. Jomayra Herrera, 24 also helps spot promising entrepreneurs looking to close opportunity gaps in her role as an analyst at the Emerson Collective.

Ricky Hurtado (28) and Elaine Townsend Utin (27) began their organization, NC Scholars’ Latinx Initiative, with the goal of putting more North Carolina immigrant and first-generation college students on the path to success—already they’ve seen 90 percent of the students they worked with last year pursue higher education. Melissa Lee (28), a cofounder of The GREEN Program, looks to create tomorrow’s future leaders in sustainability through 10-day travel abroad experiences during school breaks.

Recognizing that high housing prices are making it hard for some urban districts to retain teachers, cofounder Jesse Vaughan’s (28) Landed helps educators finance and buy property to establish roots.

And yes, the list made room for one innovator from the public system. Jonathan García (28) has spent his career convincing businesses to fork over cash to the public education system, and has helped rack up more than $20 million in investments to Bay Area schools. He’s now taken his talents to Maine’s Portland Public Schools as senior director of strategic partnerships and external affairs.

Creatives

Despite the massive helping of business-savvy founders on this year’s list, there was some room for creativity too.

Many of the creative types honored are using social media to reach large numbers of students and education influencers. Poet and filmmaker Richard Williams (a.k.a. Prince Ea, 29) has created videos that have received about a billion views across social media, where he showcases his spoken word poetry on topics such as social justice and education.

Osmosis cofounder Shiv Gaglani (28) doesn’t work in K-12, or even higher ed, but rather has helped form a company responsible for educating health care practitioners and patients about topics such as the Zika virus via animated online videos.

Tony Weaver’s (23) Weird Enough Productions creates content like short films to foster better media literacy, and fight misrepresentation. Meanwhile, Emily Graslie (28) is the creative mind behind the YouTube breakout sensation, The Brain Scoop, a channel that breaks down materials from exhibits you might find at your local natural history museum.

And in a different vein, Mark Pavlyukovskyy (26), a cofounder of Piper, helped create a DIY computer kit that lets kids build and program their own computer through gameplay.

College and Career Readiness

A champion of the concept of “microtutoring,” where students can get on-demand help on individual topics, Richard Werbe (24) cofounded Studypool, which has worked with more than a million students.

Michael Benko (28) and E.J. Carrion (28) founded an organization that pairs students, including those from underserved backgrounds, with nearby peer mentors via their smartphones, and collects data on how students are using the service to share with schools.

Their approach is similar to that of three cofounders of CollegeVine—Vinay Bhaskara (23), Zack Perkins (22) and Johan Zhang (22)—some of the youngest honorees on the list. CollegeVine also puts students in touch with peers for advice about the labyrinth that is today’s college admission process. Christoper Rim (22) is also devoted to college admissions. But his company, Command Education Group, helps both paying and underserved students gain access to elite colleges.

Katie Fang (26) created SchooLinks, a company that uses “machine learning” and algorithms to help students discover college and career options that suit them—before they get there.

Finally, machine learning company, EquitySim’s cofounder Justin Ling (28) made the list for his work on using technology to remove the bias from hiring practices. Ryan Williams (28), who once worked at Goldman Sachs, cofounded Jopwell, a recruitment service and platform for minority job seekers.

Founders Galore

A gaggle of entrepreneurs, building tools for everything from assessments to student loans and storytelling, round out the 2018 list.

Climb Credit cofounder Raza Munir (29) was recognized for his company’s work in getting investors to buy the student loans of those in high-demand fields.

Yoran Brondsema (28) and Thomas Ketchell (29) created Sutori, an interactive timeline and storytelling tool.

Xiaohoa Michelle Ching (27) was honored for work with her company Literator, which provides schools with data about individual student reading performance.

Metrics also inform the work of Andrew Hill (29), who cofounded LiftED, a startup that helps educators and parents track and shape education goals and results for students in special education.

Boasting 50,000 weekly users, Nick Gavin's company built Stackup, a gamified browser plugin that helps teachers understand how students are interacting with material they read.

OneClass’ quartet of cofounders—Jackie Li (28), Maggie Peng (28), Jack Tai (28), Kevin Wu (29)—created a comprehensive note taking and study guide database that now reaches more than two million college students.

Aiming to take the hassle out of manual grading, Arjun Singh (29) cofounded GradeScope, a company that automates feedback for instructors and students.

Finally, a few executives made the cut as well, including Andrew Hermalyn (29), who heads partnerships for online degree company 2U, and has been responsible for bringing some of big names to the platform, such as Harvard and UC Berkeley. Edtech investment professional Hilary Shirazi (29), now at LinkedIn, was a force behind her company’s acquisition of skill site Lynda.com.

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Teenage woman prohibited from Rochdale town centre after racially abusing cab driver and assaulting police

A troublemaking teenage woman who caused suffering for people in Rochdale has been banned from the town.Jade Whitworth

, 15, racially mistreated cab driver, tossed rubbish at their cars, and likewise attacked GMP officers, police said.Whitworth has actually also been barred from going to Matthew Moss High School and from tossing any items at buildings in the district after she triggered distress to people’ innocently setting about their everyday company’. The teenager, of Marland in Rochdale,

was slapped with 2 youth rehab orders and provided an electronic tag after she was convicted of racially exacerbated criminal damage and racially exacerbated attack at Manchester Magistrates'Court on June 1. Read More She was then provided a one year criminal behaviour order on June 15 as part

of her conviction, implying she cannot go into the town centre unless she is with a responsible grownup or has a pre-arranged appointment.She has actually also been prohibited from hanging around in public with specific people, and is prohibited from causing harassment, alarm

or distress to anyone in the borough.A GMP representative stated:“The order follows a brochure of offenses committed by Whitworth including criminal damage, assaults, assaults on officers and racially intensified public order offenses. ”

http://i3.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/incoming/article13276941.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/Banning-map.jpg“> Sgt Daniel Shirazi, from GMP’s Rochdale town centre team, said: "Whitworth has actually caused torment for residents and visitors to Rochdale who have innocently been going about their everyday service.

"She has actually non-stop acted in an anti-social manner and thought she would get away with it.Read More"Not when has she believed or

cared about how her behaviour is bothering, traumatic and utterly unacceptable."We want individuals to feel safe when they are out and

about in our town and I hope this case just shows how seriously we take behaviour such as this.” Anybody who sees Whitworth breaching this order ought to contact authorities on 101.

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Teenage woman prohibited from Rochdale town centre after racially abusing cab driver and assaulting police

A troublemaking teenage woman who caused suffering for people in Rochdale has been banned from the town.Jade Whitworth

, 15, racially mistreated cab driver, tossed rubbish at their cars, and likewise attacked GMP officers, police said.Whitworth has actually also been barred from going to Matthew Moss High School and from tossing any items at buildings in the district after she triggered distress to people' innocently setting about their everyday company'. The teenager, of Marland in Rochdale,

or distress to anyone in the borough.A GMP representative stated:"The order follows a brochure of offenses committed by Whitworth including criminal damage, assaults, assaults on officers and racially intensified public order offenses. "

http://i3.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/incoming/article13276941.ece/ALTERNATES/s615b/Banning-map.jpg"> Sgt Daniel Shirazi, from GMP's Rochdale town centre team, said: "Whitworth has actually caused torment for residents and visitors to Rochdale who have innocently been going about their everyday service.

"She has actually non-stop acted in an anti-social manner and thought she would get away with it.Read More"Not when has she believed or

cared about how her behaviour is bothering, traumatic and utterly unacceptable."We want individuals to feel safe when they are out and

about in our town and I hope this case just shows how seriously we take behaviour such as this." Anybody who sees Whitworth breaching this order ought to contact authorities on 101.

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The Spring 2018 Restaurant Opening Guide: Cambridge and Somerville

Pierogi and macarons and empanadas, oh my

Over the river from Boston, Cambridge and Somerville had a bit of a slow winter in terms of restaurant openings; there were a few highlights, from ceviche in Union Square to delivery-only fried chicken sandwiches coming out of Inman Square, but there weren’t very many openings overall. Spring might be another story, however. The big thing to look forward to is Bow Market in Somerville’s Union Square, which will feature around 30 vendors, many of them food-related; it could open — at least partially — as soon as May 12. Also on the docket: the arrival of a collaboration between DC’s &pizza and New York’s Milk Bar to Harvard Square, a new vegetarian option in Central Square, and more.

Read on for the rundown of potential spring openings, keeping in mind that opening timelines often change, sometimes drastically. This guide will be updated frequently throughout the season as new information becomes available, so feel free to reach out with any info that should be on our radar.

This guide was originally published on April 2, 2018; the date of the most recent update appears above.

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Milk Bar’s “crack pie”

&pizza X Milk Bar

1394 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge

This pizza and dessert collaboration between DC-based chain &pizza and NYC-based chain Milk Bar will take over the former Tory Row and Crimson Corner spaces in the heart of the square. Projected opening: Spring 2018

Amorino

50 JFK St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

Black Sheep Bagel Cafe

56 JFK St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

Bagel sandwiches, pizza bagels, coffee, and more. The team includes an alum of Newton gastropub Central. Projected opening: May 2018

Boston Burger Company

610 Main St., Kendall Square, Cambridge

Gypsy Café and Juice Bar

90 Hampshire St., the Port, Cambridge

This 20-seat cafe and juice bar will open right across the street from Lord Hobo. Projected opening: April 2018

Revival

Alewife, Cambridge

This will be the first to open of Steve “Nookie” Postal’s three forthcoming projects with Crema Cafe co-founder Liza Shirazi. As noted elsewhere on this page, there are two Revival cafes in the works, plus one beer hall called Mothership. Postal is documenting his restaurant-opening adventures every other week; follow along here. Projected opening: Spring 2018 (followed by Revival Davis in the summer and Mothership in the fall)

Talulla [NOW OPEN]

377 Walden St., Cambridge

Whole Heart Provisions [NOW OPEN]

298 Massachusetts Ave., Central Square, Cambridge

Zambrero [NOW OPEN]

71 Mt. Auburn St., Harvard Square, Cambridge

A Preview of Cambridge’s Post-Spring Openings

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A bowl from Cava

Dumpling Daughter (73 Ames St., Kendall Square, Cambridge): Dumpling Daughter is the second location for a Weston-based restaurant by Nadia Liu Spellman, whose mother, Sally Ling, was behind the now-defunct Sally Ling’s restaurant on Boston waterfront. Ling is Spellman’s consultant on the Dumpling Daughter menu, which includes dumplings, of course, but also rice bowls, scallion pancake and beef roll-ups, and more. It’s moving into the old Ames Street Deli and Study space — part of which may be a different but related restaurant, Vester. Stay tuned for more. Projected opening: Summer 2018

Pineapple Thai (1108 Cambridge St., Inman Square, Cambridge): A new sibling of a Brookline Thai restaurant. Projected opening: Unknown

Stix Noodle Bar (93 Windsor St., Cambridge): Restaurant group New England Restaurant Concepts, which is behind a variety of restaurants in the Worcester area and beyond, opened a location of its cafe, Brew on the Grid, in this space but closed it after six months and plans to open its ramen-centric Stix Noodle Bar here instead. Projected opening: Unknown

Whole Heart Provisions (1350 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square, Cambridge):As noted above, this vegan-friendly sibling of Roxy’s Grilled Cheese will open in the Smith Campus Center at Harvard (but first, there’ll be a new Central Square location.) Projected opening: Fall 2018

Somerville