I live a couple of blacks from davis square and absolutely love it. So so so many bars and restaurants to choose from, I have lived here two years and still not been to them all. It does get busy on weekends so make a reservation if you want dinner!

Davis Square is surrounded by bars, cafeterias, shops and supermarkets. Davis Square is very close to the Tufts University. The red line connects Davis Square to Harvard Sq., Kendall (MIT), the Hospital Charles MGH and Boston downtown.

This neighborhood is often overlooked, but it has quirky vintage thrift shops and unique bars. If you need your chain coffee, burgers, or atm's though, it's all there as well.

We lived within walking distance for 10+ years until we moved recently. We miss it terribly. The restaurants are great, especially, Posto, Rudys and Diva. The Artbeat festival in july is not to be missed. Lots of live music and great food. Don't miss Dav'es fresh pasta. Best fresh sandwiches you have ever had. They have a great wine selection... More

Bowling, movies, ice cream, clothing, gift shops, thrift shops, hell even pawn shops! fancy restaurants like Out of the Blue, casual places like Mikes and loads of other places to eat, get coffee, snacks, hang out. It's sort of bohemian but cleaned up, mostly independent places. A bit of everything. It's easy to get to (red line, buses, etc, several... More

Davis Square has tons of restaurants, numerous bars, and is a great place to just people watch. You have to go.

Davis Square had undergone an amazing transformation over the years, starting when the T arrived. Back then, it was a great place for the blue-haired ladies of the world. Today, it welcomes young and old alike if they are looking for good food or upbeat places to meet.

Music. Unique Shops. Restaurants. Bars. Street Musicians. Davis Square has almost everything you'd want. The only thing it may be lacking is parking. There are a few lots and you may wat to try your luck with those. 3 hour max, metered parking in the lots, payable by credit/debit card only. However a better bet is probably taking the T.... More

What a wonderful place to stroll. lots of eclectic shops and restaurants. fun people watching too. So convenient to get to since it is right on the red line. Hard to park a car though if you drive. Spaces are very limited.