The Turing Tavern

1281 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, MA 02139

"We were looking for good food in a place where we could talk, (listening and see each other) The Turing Tavern was the perfect finding..! Drinks were superb, food excellent, service nice and respectful. The music was lovely and at the perfect volume. The Turing Tavern offers different activities on different days of the week for people to choose. I will definitely recommend this place to friends and go back soon."

"We thoroughly enjoyed their brunch! The omelette was tremendous and their toast was perfect texture and consistency. Their avocado toast was delicious and easy to eat without making a mess!"

"I came in towards close for a snack, the staff was very nice and thoughtful which really gave it a good atmosphere. I got the nachos and a creme brulee. The creme brulee was pretty and creamy. I think the nachos would have benefited from a round plate or large bowl, and they were stuck together so much that they were hard to eat. The presentation was nice but I'd prefer if the toppings were evenly distributed even if it's less aesthetic."

"Came here on a Sunday afternoon for a late lunch with my family and was pleasantly surprised. The place was empty at 245pm, which is why I gave 4 stars for atmosphere, however it was perfect for out situation. We ordered a a few apps and Flatbread which were 50% off from 3-6pm. All were very generous servings and also very tasty. I would highly recommend the BBQ pork rib Flatbread. Although they didn't have a kids menu, we got the chicken tender appetizer for our toddler which was great, and more than enough. They had the nfl on their tvs. Service was very quick and attentive. Overall, great place."

"A refreshing addition to the local sports bar landscape in Inman Square. On a Friday afternoon, we walked into Turing Tavern shortly after their kitchen swung into action at 2:30 PM. The place exuded a modern sports bar atmosphere that is quite rare to find in Cambridge. We started off with the House-made Meatballs and the Mussels. The meatballs were slightly overcooked, but they were still enjoyable. The accompanying baguettes, however, were over-toasted, resulting in a bitter aftertaste and a failure to adequately soak up the sauces. On the other hand, the Mussels were a nice surprise. Bathed in a savory garlic white wine sauce, they were plump and sumptuous. As for the main courses, the glazed pork chops, unfortunately, suffered from overcooking. It was overly dry, and we gave up after a few bites. Thankfully, the seafood pasta was superb. It was soaked in the same sauce as the Mussels, and the sauce melded perfectly into the linguine. While the food prices here were slightly higher than other bars around, some of their seafood dishes were definitely better than local pub fares. Whether there's a game on or you're just in the mood for a laid-back meal, it’s a place worth checking out."