Clover

Ulysses★★★★★

Stopped by to grab a bit; while visiting Boston. Not entirely certain what was in the Popover I choose to eat. Nonetheless, I do remember it being delicious. The restaurant itself had a cool rustic feel with a nice big wooden table and chairs in the sitting area. The entire facility was very clean; including the bathrooms. The staff was very active and friendly; as I was immediately greeted upon entering. Very helpful with choosing something that was vegetarian friendly. Only wish they had a more options for us vegetarian/vegans.

Vassar★★★★★

I thought this place was going to be bad vegetarian food and I’m not really in that food but this tasted just like chicken and is a great option for a vegetarian meal I got the chicken sandwich! And loved it!!

Joshua Yuan★★★★★

Ordered the popover breakfast sandwich, which was some really interesting and delicious bread (which I later learned to be called the "popover") sandwiching a variety of ingredients and some white sauce which kind of tasted like ranch. Overall, a really good combination. I ended up staying at this Clover for several hours getting work done with their WiFi. They only have a few power outlets. It gets crowded during lunch rush but otherwise there's usually no line.

Alec★★★

Great vegan options for lunch. The breakfast menu is lacking in the vegan options department (I know, just order no egg). I ordered the Verde Rice and Bean bowl with no egg, it still came with egg. Aside from this I find the breakfast variant of the bowl to be uninspired. Mine was very wet at the bottom from the beans, and without the rice or plantains to take any of it up, it leaves the potatoes to get soggy. I always love the lunch bowl, but the breakfast version falls flat in comparison to the variety and the balance of moisture found in it's midday mama.