Welcome to college where nobody has curfews and everybody has late night munchies. And when I say everybody, I mean everybody.
The nerds who are staying up late burning calories with all that brain power,
the jocks who are up late working it at the gym,
the foreign students who are still thrown off by the time change,
even the skinny, pretty blonde girl from down the hall who never eats in the café has to eat sometime,
and last but certainly not the least munchy, the hippies….and well you all know why they’ve got the munchies.
They say New York is the city that never sleeps, but us Bostonians could certainly hold our own in an insomniac duel. I mean lets be real, college students are basically zombies, we only have four years to cram in as much “studying” as we can. We’ll sleep when were dead (or graduated).
So Rookies listen up, if your going to survive the late night munchies you’re going to need to know all the hot spots on campus where you can do it.
Bova’s Bakery
134 Salem Street
24/7
This family owned bakery has been around since 1932! Who doesn’t dream of a bakery that is open 24/7? Bova’s is perfect for your late night cravings and a little taste of home baked goods!
Felcaro Pizzeria
280 Cambridge Street
Mon-Wed 7-11pm
Thu-Sat 7-3am
Sun8-8pm
Located in the quaint neighborhood of Beacon Hill, this pizza place is always popping. Delicious pizza by the slice, that is sure to satisfy your munchies.
New York Pizza
224 Tremont Street
Sun-Wed 10-1am
Thu-Sat 10-3am
A little taste of the NYC in Boston, it has been called “the best cheap pizza in Boston,” and its time to face it kids, we’re all broke college students.
Dominos
64 Staniford Street
Mon-Sat 11-3am
Sun 11-1am
Surprise, surprise, college kids love Dominos. The best part is THEY DELIVER!
South Street Diner
178 Knealand Street
Open 24/7
This is your typical diner; perfect for late night munchies. They have just about anything you could imagine on the menu. Not to mention the history; the South Street Diner was built in 1947! And was named “The PLACE for college students to start their spring break tour” by Rolling Stone magazine.
Bon appétit!
Written By: Allie Doheny
Major: Public Relations
Year: 2014
Hometown: North Haven, CT
Astrological Sign: Capricorn
Involvement: I love fashion; I work at Jack Wills on Newbury Street. I also love all types of music (I have been to 10 Phish shows), and despite living in Boston I am an avid New York Rangers fan!