Felipe's Taqueria
Properties Housing Felipe's, Crema, and Cardullo's Up for Sale
The real estate deal could fetch more than $100 million and reshape the face of Harvard Square.
Andrew 'n' Ben Do An Outdoor Bar Round-Up
We at “Ben and Andrew” are eternally grateful for the enormous outpouring of support we’ve received since we started writing our hit column, “Ben and Andrew,” last spring. Unfortunately, due to creative differences, “Ben and Andrew” has decided to dissolve. Luckily, we’re releasing a brand new column, “Andrew ‘n’ Ben”, that we think you’re going to love. We encourage you to follow along, and as always, to revisit your favorite “Ben and Andrews” from the archives.
Scene and Heard: Food During Finals
Finals period is coming, and with it, the need for non-HUDS food is stronger than ever before. To help you through Harvard’s hell week, FM has compiled a list of ways to get a satisfying—and cheap—culinary fix.
Flyby Investigates: Guac Talk
Fear not, because we at Flyby embarked on a journey to find the best (and worst) guac of the Square.
Felipe's Says Liquor License Is on Its Way
While the restaurant’s liquor license application was approved, the owners have yet to receive the physical license itself, preventing them from specifying when exactly they can begin to serve alcohol.
Drinks at Felipe's
Felipe’s Taqueria is expecting to serve liquor in the coming weeks at the bar in its new location on Brattle St. This follows a months-long delay to obtain their liquor license.
FM's Guide to the Quickest Burritos in the Square
Picture this: It’s 12:40 p.m. on a Tuesday, you have a class approaching fast at 1, and the dining hall just won’t cut it today. In fact, you have a very specific craving in your bones: burrito fever. But which store deserves your service? Luckily, FM is here to do your dirty work for you.
Felipe's
Felipe’s will be moving from their past location in The Garage to the site formerly occupied by Bertucci’s at 21 Brattle Street, and is set to re-open at the new location in May.
Following Closures, New Year Brings New Eateries to the Square
Students returning to Harvard Square this week will encounter an altered dining scene as new restaurants have replaced several establishments shuttered in the past month.
New Felipe's
A street performer stands in front of the vacant Brattle St. building that will hold the relocated Felipe's Taqueria, set to open in February 2014. Felipe's will move from its long-time location in the Garage to the space formerly occupied by Bertucci's, the Harvard Square Italian eatery that closed in August.
Felipe's To Move to Brattle Street, Expand Menu
Mexican eatery Felipe’s Taqueria will move from its current location to the space formerly occupied by Bertucci’s on Brattle Street and will expand its menu offerings to include alcohol and seafood options around February 2014, according to co-owner Tom Brush.
Sacrifices for Lent: It's Never Too Late!
Ash Wednesday has come and gone, but it’s not too late to participate in Lent, a Christian tradition wherein observers give up a luxury for the 40 days leading up to Easter Sunday.
An Olfactory Journey Through Harvard Square
It’s a beautiful fall morning. The sun is out, the trees are beginning to change colors, and the smell of ...
Late Night Food Fight: Felipe's
I say “not a bad choice” because it’s nearly impossible to realistically make Felipe’s sound like the best decision one can make before going to bed. But let’s move past that for a moment.
The Burrito Brawl: A Case for Felipe's
Within a few months of living in Cambridge, I began to ask myself how on earth do Boloco, Chipotle, and Qdoba compete with Felipe’s?