Somerville Food

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Somerville’s alteration from a rundown urban area to its luminous, artisanal opposite has been comparatively swift. The Somerville Food has remained a far-off enigma throughout the people’s childhood. They find it quite amusing. They were growing up but candidly didn’t even know where Somerville was. It might as well have been the other end of the terrain. When I stirred here, until I got my first bills in the mail, I thought I had moved to Cambridge. I’m not assembly that up.” This little Thai dot in Union Square disappoints me once each few weeks when I try to go over there for eating on a Sunday and realize its dinner only that day.

To assist us traverse that booming cooking scenery, both new and aged, we’ve asked Lewin and his partner Katrina Jazayeri (currently operational at Wink & Nod’s pop-up incubator), as well as longtime occupant Will Gilson, the chef and proprietor of Puritan and Co. in Inman Square, to give us their picks for the best doughnuts, diners, and “hipster” Mexican foodstuff in all of Somerville.  If you have ever driven from side to side Union Square on a Saturday or Sunday morning and seen a line downward Bow Street that looks like there is a new iPhone for sale you were almost certainly looking at the line for The Neighborhood. Anyone who has been there understands that the eccentricity of this family-owned bakery is what makes it huge.