Editing Boston (section)

===Cambridge and Somerville=== 
Much like diverse Cambridge itself, you can find a little bit of everything in the bars and clubs across the Charles River from Boston. Top spots depend on the night of the week and personal taste, as many venues have different themes on different nights.

* ''Central Square'' - [http://www.mideastclub.com/ The Middle East] and [http://www.ttthebears.com/ TT the Bear's], the [http://phoenixlandingbar.com/nightclub.html Phoenix Landing], [http://www.yelp.com/biz/brick-and-mortar-cambridge-3 Brick and Mortar], [http://www.middlesexlounge.us/ Middlesex Lounge], [http://www.mideastclub.com/zuzu/index.html ZuZu], and [http://www.rivergodsonline.com/entertainment.htm River Gods] in Central Square. 
* ''Kendall Square'' - check out [http://www.thinktankcambridge.com/ Think Tank], [http://lordhobo.com/ Lord Hobo] and [http://www.cambrew.com/ CBC].
* ''Porter Square'' - further out on the T's Red Line, has [http://www.toadcambridge.com/ Toad]. 
* ''Davis Square'' - close to Tufts University. Check out Orleans, Foundry, Johnny D's, [http://www.saloondavis.com/ Saloon], The Burren, and Sligo.
* ''Inman Square'' - is a section of Cambridge and Somerville with many independent bars, restaurants and cafes, including [http://www.rylesjazz.com/ Ryles Jazz Club] (also, salsa), Bukowski's Tavern for beer lovers, and Atwood's Tavern for roots music. 
* ''Union Square'' - Many laid back bars with live music fill this small area, including the Independent, [http://www.backbarunion.com/ Backbar], Precinct, PA's Lounge, Sally O'Brien's and Razzy's.

Central Square, Harvard Square and Davis Square stations on the Red Line all are good bets if you simply exit the station and walk around looking for these establishments.