6 Places In Harvard Square That You Have To Visit If You Are Older Than 21.
Visiting Harvard Square for the first time? Look no further! Yamba Boutique is here to help you navigate Harvard Square and bring you to the best places in the area.
Why should you visit Harvard Square?
Harvard Square is a cultural and historical hub that offers a unique blend of experiences for people from diverse backgrounds. With its rich academic atmosphere, the Square features stunning architecture, historic landmarks, and beautiful spaces for people to enjoy. As a small family run business in Harvard Square, we want to make it our mission to lead the charge in bringing to light the amazing businesses that make the Square such a magical place to visit.
Yamba Boutique Harvard Square Recommendations
There are many places that we can recommend you visit when you land in Harvard Square, but we believe that these 6 places are some of the best places you will find in Harvard, whether you consume cannabis or not. Here is our list of the places to be if you find yourself in Harvard Square:
- Source Restaurant
Source Restaurant has some of the best pizza in Harvard Square. Located on Church Street (Right next to Yamba Boutique) Source is know for their wood-fired pizzas made from locally sourced ingredients. As a place that also serves drinks, Source not only has an amazing and inviting atmosphere, but their delicious menu makes it an ideal place to relax and enjoy a meal. - The Painted Burro
For a lively dining experience, The Painted Burro offers Harvard Square visitors a taste of Latin American cuisine. Located at 32 Church St (across from Yamba Boutique) this restaurant features an extensive menu of flavorful dishes, including tacos and enchiladas, along with a wide selection of tequila and cocktails. If you find yourself in Harvard Square on the weekend or during brunch hours, this is the place to be. Thank us later and tell them Yamba Boutique sent you. - Wusong Road
Wusong Road is Harvard Square’s go-to tiki bar, blending Asian-inspired tapas with tropical cocktails. The unique decor and laid-back vibe provide the perfect backdrop for enjoying a drink with friends. The ambiance and attention to detail will have you remembering this place long after you leave. It’s an excellent choice for those who consume cannabis and those just looking to unwind in a fun atmosphere. - Harvard Art Museums
Just steps from Harvard Square, the Harvard Art Museums consist of three distinct museums: the Fogg Museum, the Busch-Reisinger Museum, and the Arthur M. Sackler Museum. With over 250,000 works of art ranging from ancient to contemporary pieces, these museums offer an enriching experience for art lovers. People coming into Harvard Square can explore masterpieces by renowned artists while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of the galleries. - Yamba Boutique
Located at 31 Church St., Yamba Boutique is a recreational dispensary located in Harvard Square. Since opening its doors, Yamba Boutique has served the Harvard Square and Cambridge community with their cannabis needs. With a carefully crafted menu, Yamba Boutique has grown to be a town favorite. With amazing discount programs and unique products, Yamba Boutique continues to look for ways to serve the Cambridge community and be a one stop shop for all cannabis and cannabis related products. - Charles River Esplanade
For those who want to enjoy the outdoors and prefer nature over the inside of buildings, the Charles River Esplanade is a beautiful place for leisurely strolls or picnics. This is an amazing place to go after getting your cannabis from Yamba Boutique! The city skyline views along with the river make this place one of the most special in the Harvard Square area.
These are just a few places amongst many that we feel you should visit if you’re ever in the Harvard Square area. Let us know in the comments any places you would add or we may have missed.
Yamba Boutique’s Mission
Yamba Boutique’s mission is deeply rooted in creating a safe, inclusive, and empowering space for communities that have been historically marginalized and disproportionately affected by cannabis prohibition. As the first Black woman-owned cannabis dispensary in Cambridge, Yamba Boutique aims to educate and empower women, the LGBTQ community, and older adults, who are often left out of the cannabis conversation.
Founded by Leah Samura, Yamba Boutique is committed to ending the harmful stigmatization of cannabis use through education, accessibility, and empowerment. Boutique offers a welcoming, hospitality-inspired experience that caters to both the cannabis-curious and seasoned users. As a historical dispensary in Cambridge, Yamba Boutique aims to introduce and educate the community on cannabis and how it can improve and aid in everyday life. Yamba Boutique seeks to normalize its use and promote a healthy lifestyle.