Clover Food Lab: Innovative Vegan Delights in Cambridge

Service was fast and super friendly! The rosemary fries were perfection. Also really enjoyed my chickpea fritter sandwich. My friend liked the Nashville hot mushroom sandwich but her mouth was definitely feelin’ the heat The ginger lemonade was a tad too strong for my liking initially, but once the ice melted and diluted it a bit I found it refreshing.

Delicious. Super easy to order and get your tasty food, good service and plenty of workers cooking, cleaning, and restocking the whole time I was there. I really enjoyed the wall decor and the history tid-bits to read, spent an extra 20 minutes walking around the store to admire the tiles. Very fairly priced with good portions. Big fan, very happy to have stopped in!

Very nice place to eat, the staff is super nice and friendly. I got the Mediterranean bowl and it was very good! Also right next to Harvard, so perfect location. Would always come back:)

As a vegetarian traveler, this spot is a must-visit (especially since the chain is limited to the Greater Boston area). The food was decent with a few pleasantly surprising elements, though not mind-blowingly good. I particularly enjoyed the hibiscus iced tea. Ordering is done at an open counter, essentially talking to a clerk face-to-face, where they'll gladly explain the menu options. The restaurant boasts a vibrant and airy interior with a see-through design. I'd definitely return on my next trip to Boston.

I just had a great cup of their Roman tomato soup with incredible high quality olive oil and Parmesan, and a great cup of decaf coffee. The coffee, the french fries, and the sandwiches are my favorite, and all the food is almost always gourmet level. If they served chicken this would be the only place I ever ate out, I just need more protein. They do an amazing job!

There wasn’t a long wait. The staff were very friendly and helpful, almost too friendly for the northeast in my opinion. I found the portions to be very generous with a good mix of textures and colors. My beet poke bowl was good but I sort of expected rice instead of barley or farro. This restaurant is vegetarian or vegan. The menu doesn’t have that much variety but it’s worth putting in the SG, dig, and life alive rotation.

Had the famous falafel sandwich at Clover in front of Harvard—easily one of the best I’ve had in a while. The pita was slightly toasted on the outside, giving it a nice crunch, and the filling was super juicy and packed with flavor. Fresh, satisfying, and definitely worth the hype. Will be back!

I found the food at Clover Food Lab to be fun but also salubrious. My wife and I tried two mains and a side of fries. You would be hard pressed to notice the meatball sandwich to lack real meat; it was enjoyable. My only grievance would be that it needed something else in the sandwich. Maybe arugula would do the trick. The real winner was the chickpea sandwich. You have created one delicious meal! Absolutely wonderful! I don’t have much to say about the fries. I enjoyed them but wouldn’t consider them to be anything spectacular. Finally, I would be remiss to exclude the service. The employees were simply wonderful. They felt genuine in their greeting and professional in their explanation of the menu. I would recommend this place.