One Kendall Square

This place keeps losing its enjoyable restaurants: Flattop Johnny's, Friendly Toast, Blue Room, coffee shop, & now both Smoke Shop & Cambridge Brewing Co. Turning into an evening wasteland, leaving almost nowhere to eat nearby when seeing a movie across the street

Kendall Square is a collection of imposing buildings housing mostly Biotech companies. Marriott is located close to the T Station. Saliently located on the Red line and close to Boston downtown

Neat little area with lots of food options and a theater! At nighttime it's pretty to walk through as everything is all lit up. Usually semi busy but not over crowded. I love coming here.

I have grown accustomed to the assigned seating at other theaters. Since it was a busy night we arrived early to get good seats, yet still ended up in the 2nd row from the screen. But a pleasant surprise- the seats reclined in such a manner and with legs straight out that you could view the movie without ending the night with neck pain. I was as comfortable as if I was watching on the couch at home. Well done.

One of the better places to see amovie in Boston. Comfortable seating without being the obnoxious oversized "Wall-E" style space-ship sized recliners. They have a well curated selection of independent movies mixed in with the first run stuff. Parking is very easy with validation.

Our usual Sunday night dinner and beer spot is the Cambridge brewing company. The beer is fresh and the food is great! Family atmosphere feels like your own living room.

Cinema renovated (seats are great for full sized folks) front entrance is a problem the mat brunches up at door should be checked after each show (had an accident foot got caught in mat horrible horrible still trying to heal) overall customer service was excellent manager, .crew ect.bathrooms very well maintained

Several upscale eateries in the square. The Smokeshop, Friendly Toast, the Blue Room. All accessible, all in the same area. Very convenient for a small bar hop, convenient for small, dinner affairs.

Updated 8/28/18: When you live near 1 Kendall Square, you realize some things: A. There is no liquor store within a half mile of you. B. Grocery stores are few and far between. C. Restaurants cater to the bio-tech industry = higher prices D. The T isn't close and buses rarely pass through. Parking is available at a garage, probably your best bet on a busy night. E. There are great restaurants and bars, and nightlife is FINALLY increasing! So WHY walk a half mile from the Kendall T Stop in a direction you're pretty sure is leading you to nowhere? Here are 10 respectable reasons involving food and at least one non-food related ... Amelia's Not actually IN 1 Kendall Sq, but only a block south on Portland Street. Italian. Small, intimate. Pricey, but tasty. Atasca For Portugese fine dining just beyond Emma's about 500 ft. Outdoor seating. The Beantown Coffeehouse Open on weekdays, but not late. Good muffins, coffee, sandwiches (of the breakfast and lunch type) Beauty's Pizza Take-out pizza, doughy and tasty, loaded toppings. Not IN the square, but not far... Bon Me Yeah, you know that food truck? It has claimed space here, too. Cafe du Pays Cambridge Brewing Company (CBC) Fresh brewed beer by CBC and food. Outdoor seating. Flattop Johnny's Bunch of pool tables, two dart boards. Outdoor seating. Tuesday Ladies' Night (50% discount for pool) The Friendly Toast Kitschy retro diner style - menu full of made up words like "Miscellany" Kendall Cinema Not for mainstream movie viewing. Independent. The Smoke Shop BBQ Casual restaurant. Outdoor seating. State Park Cocktails, concept eating and drinking. Outdoor dining. Sadly, the following restaurants that used to be in/near this location have closed: Anise The Blue Room Emma's Pizza Hungry Mother Shine Tommy Doyle's West Bridge