Udupi Bhavan in Lowell is awfully good.

Yeah I remember having Indian food in London and was really good, was only 12 at the time, but been hooked ever since. Just haven’t found an equivalent. Most likely not the same as India, but this is the only gauge I have to go by

Definitely think Anmol is the best I’ve had in Mass

I don’t know how authentic it is but we love the Tikki Masala from Norwood Spice in, well, Norwood.

I always ask this question of my Indian colleagues. After insisting there simply isn't any good Indian food anywhere in the US, some will concede: Hot Breads in Framingham, Honest in Lowell, and EggMania, also in Lowell.

Thanks. Have to check it out

Passage to India in Salem Anmol in Beverly.

Wasn't he cancelled?

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Quite a few dispensaries in the Mendon area

Cuz fuck them tourists!

What neighborhood?

City of Homes. I like the before and afters.

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I don’t know if requiring it is a good idea, but it’s certainly better to not prevent it.

128 goes north/south. What is this 95 you speak of?

That I actually didn’t know. I had just always assumed there was a Vermont shaped hole up there until 1791.

It's sad that Boston is the first. This should be the law everywhere.

I think plenty of stores and restaurants do it in the states too, the government is now enforcing it as policy though.

According to another commenter it was 2012- so 11 years ago. I think post Covid we could reasonably see a lot of folks changing their minds on this one.

“Hey we can’t figure out the food shortage/homeless crisis ourselves, can you do it for us?”

Bad OP. No illegal content in our sub.

Bannned. You go bye-bye now.

This wouldn't happen if 95 went through Boston and down 24, like it should.

Don’t think so hard, it’s a tip on the total