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While students might be glad to have yet another choice of affordable food in the Square, this opening represents the third by a major chain—an occurrence that used to be an oddity—in the past year. IHOP opened on Eliot Street last November and Qdoba has sat on Mass. Avenue since March...
...compensate, another quasi-Mexican eatery, national chain Qdoba, opened to help students squelch their appetite for burritos. And late-night syrup guzzlers can head to the local IHOP...
...Restaurant and Coffee Shop, which has stood at the nexus of Harvard square for 30 years. The Greenhouse’s closing is but the latest reminder of the trend of locally owned businesses shutting down, and being supplanted by private chains—the most recent examples being Qdoba and the International House of Pancakes. While many have expressed concerns that Harvard Square is losing its tradition of supporting locally owned establishments, the real issue going forward is the loss of businesses that support the Cambridge community Our main concern with corporate enterprises entering the Square is not their...
...chain eateries like the International House of Pancakes (IHOP), Wagamama, and Qdoba open in the Square, independent shops like the Greenhouse that once flourished around Harvard Yard have had difficulty staying in the black...
Wagamama’s opening comes on the heels of an influx of other large chain eateries. An International House of Pancakes outlet opened in November and the Mexican restaurant Qdoba opened last month...