The Blue Room

(Green Restaurant)

Kendall St

Cambridge, MA 02139

(617) 494-9034

The Blue Room is a green restaurant located in Cambridge MA.

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9 Comments about The Blue Room

"Another good, dependable Cambridge restaurant. Great place to go before or after a movie at Kendall...." - tripadvisor.com

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"Couldn't be happier with the Blue Room. Shared five plates and was thrilled with all of them. The grilled octopus with preserved lemon was stunning. W" - opentable user review

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"Expensive, but good brunch. However...had to ask for new silverware, had to ask for plates to be cleared. Finally gave up on the waiter (did we have o" - tripadvisor.com

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"Food was excellent -- good use of local produce and seafood. I had softshell crab and lamb, my friend had a green salad and scallops. Both were deli" - opentable user review

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"I went with a group of friends for brunch. There is indoor and outdoor seating, and an overall cozy atmosphere. The food was excellent, served buffe" - opentable user review

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"Loved the menu, the atmosphere, the service. Our party of three was celebrating a birthday and each of us loved our respective selections: appetizers," - tripadvisor.com

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"Me and my friend stepped inside this restaurant at 7:30pm on 3/6/2010. We were seated at the bar which began filling up steadily after we had been sea" - tripadvisor.com

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"This restaurant has it all. Fabulous service, delicious wine list, soothing but not snooty atmosphere and food that is absolutely delicious. Their bar" - urbanspoon.com

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"Way, way overrated. Esp. their brunch which I tried twice and disliked both times. Friendly Toast is now right across the way and blows this place awa" - tripadvisor.com

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