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#SundayFunday – Eat at Jumbo’s. Enough Said.

Eat at Jumbo (Source: Facebook)

Eating wings during the Super Bowl isn’t a cliché for New Englanders, it’s a way of life. When your home team is led by the GOAT – you don’t want to bite into a tiny cucumber sandwich with the crusts cut off during the fourth quarter with 2 minutes left and no timeouts! Instead, you can elevate the game highlights with a meaty, saucy wing that captures the true feeling of Super Bowl in New England. While there are a lot of wing places, there’s only one that tells you where to go right in its name: Eat at Jumbo’s.

Winner of the 2017 Best Wings by Boston A-List and listed as one of Thrillist’s Best Wings, Eat at Jumbo’s is one of the great local places where everyone knows your name. With a menu serving forty wing sauces – all bottled in-house – customizing an NFL game day meal is as easy as Brady throwing to Amendola for the winning touchdown. With authentic wing flavors like the suicidal tender sauce – a homemade hot sauce lined with a kiss of death – and the pterodactyl sauce – a bbq sauce with a mild kick at the end – eating at Jumbo’s turns an ordinary Sunday in Somerville into a #SundayFunday filled with flavor exploration and adventurous eating. Of course, we go for the wings, especially during Super Bowl Sunday, but if you’re looking for variety, not to worry because Eat at Jumbo’s is as unique as its name.

From the Atomic Burger – a burger topped with Jalapenos and ‘napalm death sauce’ – to the Bob Marley Pizza – a pesto base pie topped with free-range Rasta Jamaican jerk chicken, banana peppers, and Roma tomatoes – eating at Jumbo’s is all about the electric experience and the defiance of your regular pizza and wing place. Eat at Jumbo’s receives the #SundayFunday seal of approval and not just for their creativity, but for those suicidal tenders – our mouths are still on fire.

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Comedian Bob Marley at Mechanics Hall – 4/19

Screen Shot 2013-04-02 at 9.31.19 AMSomething funny is happening at Mechanics Hall at 7pm on April, 19th… Bob Marley.

Celebrating 15 years as a stand-up comic, Bob Marley is one of the hottest and most sought-after comedians in the country. He has been featured in his own special on Comedy Central, and is one of the few comics to do the complete late night TV circuit: “The Late Show” with David Letterman, “The Tonight Show” with Jay Leno, “Late Night” with Conan O’Brien and “The Late Late Show” with Craig Ferguson and Craig Kilborn.

Marley, a Maine native and University of Maine at Farmington graduate, uses biographical and observational material for his high-energy routines. He began his career in his hometown of Portland, and then moved to Boston to gain experience in a city known for spawning comedy all-stars.

A regular at the Aspen and Montreal comedy festivals, Marley was named one of Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch,” Marley has also appeared in several films, including the cult favorite, “Boondock Saints.” The peripatetic Marley works nonstop throughout the country, in such cities as Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Washington, D.C., Boston, New York and Denver.