Miracle of Science Bar + Grill

Love this bar.Perfect hang for a few drinks and friendly service. Love the quesadillas, solid burger, and good avocado chicken bowl. Honestly a perfect neighborhood bar and restaurant. Casual, comfortable, cool crowd when busy... They are careful with IDs on weekends due to students, kudos to them for doing what's right. I think negative reviews might stem from that as I've seen some kids make a fuss.

I've been to Miracle of Science a handful of times. It's exactly what you'd expect for a Cambridge bar, especially one right by MIT. Sometimes they tend to blast the music a bit too loud, so if you're looking for something quieter, be warned.I wouldn't come here for food, but they do have some typical stuff on the menu. The drinks aren't anything out of this world either. It's more of a convenient spot than anything else.

For a weekend lunch, I ended up at Miracle of Science with some friends. Having not heard of the place beforehand, I had no preconceived notions.Given the dreary weather, I ordered a hot toddy to pair with a cheeseburger. The burger was fine, but given the proliferation of bars and New American restaurants serving burgers, it proved forgettable.The restaurant's science theme lost its charm after a mere five minutes. It didn't add much to the overall dining experience beyond a brief novelty.

The restaurant caught my attention as I was amused by its quirkiness. I had just walking through MIT. When I saw lamb was on the menu, I chose to dine here. There were a few tables inside still available; although the weather was pleasant enough to sit at one of the outdoor tables.Since I already knew I was going to have the lamb, I ordered both the beer and the food at the same time. Since my beer was served rather quickly, I had a chance to enjoy the summer ale. I thought it was odd a single skewer is $10 and two is priced at $20. Their interior menu on the wall clearly explains the plates with two skewers also comes with mint slaw and bean salad. If I had known, I might have stuck with just one skewer. Just the pita, red onions, and tzatziki are a lot of sides. As for the lamb, its meat was slightly tough, but it had sufficient amount of flavor.

Stopped by Miracle of Science for a quick drink and was not disappointed! This is a really cute space in central square. They have a solid menu that's all science themed which we thought was fun. The service was quick and everyone enjoyed their drinks. We will be back, next time for food!9

I came here on a Saturday night with some friends to celebrate a birthday. The gimmick of this bar is that they have their food and drink menu in the format of a periodic table. It's a relatively small establishment with a normal bar area, two clean unisex bathrooms, some regular tables and table tops.This bar is pretty cool and has a laid back vibe. The crowd is 20 to 30 year olds for the most part. Our server was pretty good and responsive with our drinks. I would recommend the Aeronaut Fruited Sour, but not the Mayflower raspberry Porter since it was very bitter and I couldn't taste any raspberry at all. Overall, this is a neat bar to check out when you're starting out your night.

Service was exceptional. The vibe and atmosphere on point. Gritty, fun, delicious! I had the lamb skewers and my sister in law had the shrimp tacos. Sooo good!

One of the best roasted potatoes I have had, as a side! Recommend getting an extra portion of it!

Servers do not disclose that the tip is already included on the bill. Yes, you should check your bill but I was buzzed and didn't fully check so I tipped in addition to included tip.

I had not been to this place in 15 years but was in Cambridge and thought to stop back. My memories did not fail me. The place is still cool inside and served me one great extra rare burger as I requested. The beer choices were as good as ever and the staff still helps to enhance the funky feel. I need to make more trips back to Cambridge.