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Om Restaurant And Lounge

92 Winthrop St., Cambridge, MA, 02138

(617) 576-2800

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Restaurant/Bar Details

American, Asian, French

Cuisine

$$ ($15 - $30)

Price

Romantic

Atmosphere

Not Required

Reservations

Non-smoking

Features

Hours

Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m .

Dinner: Sun.-Thurs. 5:00 p.m.-10 p.m.
Fri. & Sat. 5:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.

Bar: til 1 a.m.

Payment

Mastercard, Discover, Visa, American Express

Location & Nearby Info

Om Restaurant And Lounge
92 Winthrop St.
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 576-2800

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Show nearby:

0.0 mi 1 The Loft @ Tommy Doyle's

0.1 mi 2 Z-Square Lounge

0.2 mi 3 Blacksmith House, Cambridge Center for Adult Education

0.7 mi 4 Plough and Stars

1.5 mi 5 Brighton Music Hall

1.8 mi 6 The Black Sheep Restaurant & Bar

2.1 mi 7 House Of Blues

2.2 mi 8 Crossroads Irish Pub

2.7 mi 9 Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar

2.7 mi 10 Lucca Back Bay

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Reviews & Comments

CRITICS REVIEWS

A work in progress, hopefully: Om falls short of expectation

(no rating) May 18, 2011 - Boston.com - Devra First, Globe Staff

In 2009, the South End restaurant Banq became Ginger Park. The reinvention was promising. Management brought in chef Patricia Yeo to turn the food around. Arriving from New York, where she garnered acclaim for her restaurant AZ, Yeo put together a roster of Asian-inspired small plates that shone.

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In Harvard Square, OM meditates on inventive food

(no rating) Aug 30, 2007 - Boston.com - Joe Yonan, Boston Globe | January 20, 2006

USER REVIEWS

2 reviews

(no rating) Apr 28, 2009 - Jibcam

Don't bother!!

Don't believe the hype! Apparently this restaurant was good when another chief and management was in control. Some of our food was served at our table stone cold (mashed potatoes...come on!) and some even under cooked. Never had sushi quality tuna where some of the medallions were over cooked and some rare on the same plate.
Over priced and not worth the wait for a reservation. If you enjoy an over crowded lounge to be "seen" in Cambridge and don't mind paying $12.00 for a glass of wine that retails for $18.00 a bottle. You might just enjoy the "hype".

2 reviews

(no rating) Mar 12, 2009 - rvwalsh99

some good, some really bad

While waiting for friends in the bar we had the tastiest sweet potato ravioli I have ever had but....then we stayed for dinner.

My companions thought their fish dishes were just OK. I had the seafood stew. I love seafood and cook all kinds of seafood stews. I've been to Morocco (the chef's home country) multiple times so I ordered the stew hoping for a Moroccan twist. It was aggressively disgusting! The broth had a muddy cistern water flavor and the seafood was rubbery. It was too disgusting to eat and I had it taken away. No apology or gesture was offered but at least we didn't have to pay for it.