Where to eat near Northeastern University

Lucy Ethiopian Cafe offers authentic Ethiopian cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. For an hour and a half every Friday and Saturday evening, they offer an Ethiopian coffee service where they traditionally wash, roast, and grind the beans before brewing the coffee in a clay pot. Address: 334 Massachusetts Ave.

Ginger Exchange Symphony has a menu full of affordable rice bowls, noodle bowls, bao baos, sushi, and other Asian cuisine. They’re also known for spicing it up with their Korean fried chicken wings. Address: 250 Huntington Ave.

Darryl’s Corner Bar & Kitchen cooks up old-fashioned Southern-style cuisine and often has live jazz performances. Swing by on Sunday morning for brunch, or on Wednesday nights for a chicken and waffle special. Address: 604 Columbus Ave.

Woody’s Grill & Tap is a hidden spot nestled on Hemenway Street where you can grab a burger or share a specialty wood-fired pizza. Try the balsamic steak tips with roasted mushrooms in a brandy cream sauce. Address: 58 Hemenway St.

The Squealing Pig is a cozy restaurant and bar on Mission Hill serving classic pub food. Indulge in their impressive burger selection, from grass fed beef to organic lamb with cucumber yogurt relish. Address: 134 Smith St.

Amelia’s Taqueria is a haven for lovers of Mexican food. In addition to burritos, tacos, and nachos, they also serve tortas and chimichangas. Equally impressive is their extensive selection of Mexican sodas. Address: 309 Huntington Ave.

Pho Basil, with a mix of Thai and Vietnamese dishes, is a small cafe mostly known for its Pho bowls. Among the spot’s many other offerings are stir-fried noodles and curry dishes such as beef cinnamon and chicken mango. Address: 177 Massachusetts Ave.

Teriyaki House is a hybrid between Japanese and Chinese dishes, with teriyaki bowls, sushi, and plenty of wok options. The lobster rangoon appetizer is new to the menu, along with their spicy chicken wings. Address: 1110 Boylston St.

Mission Bar and Grill in Brigham Circle is a place to grab burgers, brunch, or even 25-cent wings on Sunday night while playing trivia. Enjoy some cocktails with your brunch such as their Peach Bellini (peach nectar and champagne) or a Strawberry Mojito. Address: 724 Huntington Ave.

Moby Dick of Boston features Persian-style kabobs and other Middle Eastern BBQ. Their Fesenjan dish is a stew made with chicken, pomegranate paste, and walnut served with basmati rice. Many of the ingredients are also organic. Address: 269 Huntington Ave.

Chutney’s serves classic Indian cuisine like samosas and stuffed sandwiches known as “naninis.’’ They have vegetarian options in addition to lamb and chicken-centered entrees. Address: 173 Massachusetts Ave.

Ichiban Yakitori Sushi House serves Japanese-fusion food, including yakitori, sushi, and noodles. The restaurant also offers lunch specials and happy hour deals like $1 oysters daily. Address: 14 Westland Ave.