Who needs a "Sonsie in Somerville" when there's Eat in Union Square? I just love this place--unpretentious yet somewhat hip atmosphere, very good and reasonably priced food, friendly vibe. Charlie, the owner/manager, and Adam, the bartender, used to work at Sonsie and have done a great job translating that "poser palace" ambiance into something more comfortable and, well, Somerville-like. This is the best thing that has happened to my neighborhood since curbside recycling! Long may it prosper. Bob S. wrote: > That's what the folks at Johnny D's are planning, apparently. Chatting with > a waitress there last night about the recent redecoration, she said that > they'd soon pull down the outside wall and replace it with large windows > that open onto the street, so that patrons can enjoy the buses, fire > engines, and ambulances zooming down Holland Street. Don't know about > questionable valet parking practices, though. > > Bob > [email removed] > "It's getting harder and harder to act weird" -- Bill Griffith via Zippy
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