Mr. Bartley's Burger Cottage

Picturesque burger restaurant opposite harvard yard, but little more. after two failed attempts (check the opening times, it closes early), I visited them for an afterwork dinner. many burgers with different twists. I ordered a medium rare iphone, which has tweezers and mushrooms. it was good, except the meat that burned something and made closer to good than to medium-sized. the sweet potato friars were good. no beer (except root beer). each surface was greasy. the prices were higher than expected (over $20 after controlling and tapping without drinking). the personal was slow and did not notice us for more than 10 minutes, but otherwise correct. I really wanted to like it because the place is really cool, with remembrance everywhere and the feeling of an authentic Harvard-Students'-favorite character, but unlike that, it had little to offer.

Best burger in town, do not forget to try special shakes

The restaurant was tidy but unimpressive. I added grilled chicken to my Caesar salad for an extra charge, but it was disappointing - just 5-6 small, dry pieces. My companion thought his Tony Soprano burger was okay. The waitstaff was attentive and friendly. We dined outside but there was no customer restroom available.

From service to eating everything was pleasant over mr. bartleys burger. the burger! no wonder burger is in there, wow. I have the drag race and it was loaded from top to bottom. by coincidence they served it with pommes instead of tweebel rings, but the waitress noticed this and brought out the rings so that I had both. my wife enjoyed the mussel cahowder and fish and chips. of pennsylvania and with so many wonderful options in cambridge. we would recommend lunch or dinner here.

I’d give this place a 4.2. I was excited to eat on a college campus. I am glad we chose here. The atmosphere was very laidback. I liked the random cheeky signs on the walls. My wait staff was very personable we were great customers too. That probably helped). I tried to put on my best Boston accent which sucks) to order the Harvard Yard. It’s basically a chicken BLT. I chose the Boston Baked Beans as my side. I added a side of Mac and cheese. The sandwich was good. I didn’t love the beans but that’s not totally on them. I don’t like beans much but felt I should try some Bostonian food. If you like beans you might like them. The Mac and cheese was really good. My friend had onion rings. They were very light, almost like onion strings. They were delicious too. I’d go back, even though they wouldn’t let me sign the wall of notable diners.