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Tiny hole in the wall that you might miss if you didn't know it was there. Pizza, pasta, sandwiches and panini. Delicious creations like The Vermonter sandwich ($7.25) with maple turkey, smoked gouda, sliced green apple, red onion, sun dried tomato mayo, and extra thick multigrain bread which is then baked to perfection in their oven. For $6.25 you can have The Whites Cranberry Salad (fresh greens topped with walnuts, Cape Cod cranberries, cucumbers, red onion, crumbled blue cheese and a side of balsamic vinaigrette. A variation on the French Dip ($6.95) is the vegetarian Farmer Dip for $6.75, stuffed with fresh spinach, carrot, red onion, cucumber, mushrooms, roasted red pepper, tomato, sliced mozzarella, and a side of rosemary au jus. There are no less than 7 variations on the classic Reuben sandwich. Try the Z-berg Pizza with proscuitto and carmelized onions ($13.95 large). I could go on all day. Free delivery to East Boston and the Airport. This merchant is a participant in the Boston Community Changeprogram, which donates a portion of your purchase to a charity of your choice.

Mexican joint with more of a cafe environment. A lot of special plates under $13 with steak, chicken or seafood. Pupusas and Tacos are $1.75 each, and the Pizza Mexicana is $4.95.

This isn't a pretty place, but is definitely right in line with Eastie sensibility - no frills. Just a tiny one-room restaurant. Great quality tacos for about $1.50 each, and they'll make the soft corn tortillas while you wait. Huevos ($4.50 - $6), burritos) ($4 - $6), pupusas ($1.75 each), carne asada and more. Located right at the Maverick T stop. Bonus: Guatemalan beer.

Serving baked goods and lunch items, such as pupusas, tacos, arroz, sopas, meriendas, and more.

Fabulous little neighborhood pub run by Eddie and Tommy, who really care about their customers. Local old timers will be lining the bar, and the owners like to make it a safe haven in an area that can be kind of rough. Eddie will even drive people home himself to make sure that they make it back in one piece, and on Xmas they serve a dinner for the needy. Great old fashioned music plays, and they serve a "fine selection of beer and cordials." It doesn't matter if you're rich or poor, they'll treat you like family when you walk in the door. TV, Keno, and a jukebox available.

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Bustling little spot serving sandwiches, columbian plates, and tostones. Long list of appetizers which are great to grab and go when you're too busy to sit and eat. Fish cake ($2), Empanadas ($1.40), Stufffed Casava ($1.50), Columbian Sausage ($1.90), Corn cake with cheese ($2.50) and Fried Pork Skin ($1.90).

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