This place has Seoul: from the spicy avocado salad to the hearty dumpling stews and the elegant stir fried seafood, Seoul Kitchen serves up traditional Korean dishes with spicy twists. Sweetened sauces and spicy broths bring meats to life and harmonize with seasoned vegetable; it's Asian fusion meets mom's comfort food, and every bite is worth savoring. The entrees generally cost between $12 and $15, and most appetizer's will run you about $5. It's not as wallet friendly as, say, Chinese restaurant Happy Garden down the street, but the delightful service and large portions make the experience worth the extra few dollars. And, with extensive vegetarian and sushi options, Seoul Kitchen is good for your heart. And your Seoul.

Hours: Mon-Thu: 11am-2am Fri-Sat: 11am-2:30am Sun: 11am-2am The expansive menu includes the standard Chinese fare--crab rangoons ($3.75), spare ribs ($4.25), General Gau's Chicken($7.50)--as well as Pad Thai and an array of options in Fried Rice, Lo Mein, Chop Suey, Egg Foo Young, and Moo Shi. Whether you're hankering for some saucy beef, a big bowl of sesame noodles, or even a few quick appetizers, this place will satisfy any craving for good Chinese food. And with late night delivery and plenty of vegetarian options, Happy Garden makes for happy customers.

[www.littlepizzaking.com/ Little Pizza King] Hours: Mon-Thu: 11am-10:45pm Fri-Sat: 11am-11:45pm Sun: Noon-10:45pm It's fast, it's tasty, and it delivers: in a college town, these are the factors that set Pizza King apart from other joints. And though it's named for the pizza, it's the subs here which are truly outstanding. Not only are they affordable--a large, which should be named emormous, runs between %5.50 and $7--but they are some of the best in the area. The Milano (pesto on grilled chicken, bacon, and fresh mozzarella cheese, &7.00 for a large) is not to be missed, and the Buffalo Chicken Sub ($6.50 for a large) is a perfectly spiced old favorite. A large pizza starts at $8.99 for cheese, and there are dozens of toppings available. Standard appetizers--wings, ribs, and tips, $6.50 and up--are also available and taste great.

Brighton-Allston's own unique story is told here through exhibits on Early History, Transportation, Agriculture and Horticulture, Industry and Commerce, Suburbanization, and Institutional History, as well as a detailed exhibit about Brighton's Founding Family, the Winships. Admission: FREE Open: Tuesday - Friday 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. Every second and fouth Saturday of the month