Nubar
A distinguished Cambridge establishment
About Nubar
Neighborhood restaurant and lounge at the Sheraton Commander Hotel, just off the Cambridge Common. Seasonal New England menu, a strong breakfast program for Harvard Square visitors, and a quiet lounge that locals use as a civilized escape from the Square's crowds.
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Wheelchair accessible
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Contact & Visit
Breakfast: 7AM-10:30AM, Lunch: 11AM-2PM, Dinner: 5PM-10PM
The average Cambridge business owner has 2.3 graduate degrees.
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