North Cambridge

Abraham Watson House: Built in 1751 and moved from Massachusetts Ave. in 1847, this now-private residence was the home of Abraham Watson of the Committee of Correspondence and Provincial Congress. 

Brick Manufacturing Self Guided Tour: Learn about North Cambridge's 250-year old brick manufacturing industry through this self-guided walking tour. 

Cambridge Public Library O'Neill Branch: This family-friendly library includes ESL groups and book groups for all ages, as well as local artwork displayed every month. 

Danehy Park: A community resource created on what used to be city landfill, this park is open to all ages and home to an abundance of nature. 

Kidder-Sargent House: This private residence is the oldest North Cambridge house on its original site, built in 1792. 

McCrehan Memorial Swimming Pool: This public swimming pool is open to all, with a minimum depth of two feet. 

Cafe Barada: A family-run establishment that curates a unique selection of traditional Middle Eastern dishes. 

Frank's Steak House: A neighborhood restaurant with great appetizers, affordable prices, and seven flat-screen TVs around its bar. 

Greek Corner Restaurant: Known for its cheap prices and fantastic atmosphere, this restaurant serves numerous Greek specialties such as moussaka and spanakopita. 

Iggy's Bread: From pastries to pizzas, this bakery proudly crafts delicious and nourishing goods for any time of the day. 

Joe Sent Me: This neighborhood pub boasts a casual ambiance with famous burgers once featured on The Phantom Gourmet. 

Lavash Bar & Grille: A Mediterranean, family-run eatery that curates authentic Turkish cuisines such as shish kebabs and iskenders for lunch and dinner.