Middle East Restaurant & Club

Boston, Massachusetts

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€4.95

Middle East Restaurant & Club

Across the Charles River in Cambridge sits the Boston area’s Mecca for punk and indie rock. Downstairs, punk and indie bands blast through their sets, while upstairs, the smaller, renovated room hosts more laid-back acoustic and hip-hop shows.

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address472 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge
emailmeinfo@mideastclub.com
phone+1 617 864 3278
publicTransportCentral Square
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/mideastclub/

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