The new Formaggio is much bigger and brighter than the old, with more and bigger piles and displays of wonderful things to eat. And radicchio at a price you may have never seen.

Oggi, a pizzeria plus, has persisted in an always changing Harvard Square – and it’s the fresh sandwiches that are the go-to.

Arguing for the creation of a baked goods subscription service – specifically of baguettes – brought advice from a savvy reader that there already is one, and from Cambridge’s own Iggy’s Bread. It just isn’t one everyone can use.

This is homestyle comfort in a container, and it more rightfully belongs at the center of a meal than as its prologue.

The Thistle & Shamrock, like many neighborhood stores, has always been a good place to buy cigarettes and copies of the Boston Herald. You could also get bread and milk, and potato chips. And of course lottery tickets. But it has become more idiosyncratic, and change is a constant.

The big game is over and Craigie On Main’s Super Bowl wings are gone, but the regular menu still offers a renowned burger, revolving family meals and the red chile-rubbed whole roasted chicken for two, as well as fried chicken popups and Valentine’s Day options.

We’ve lost Cambridge, 1., Sandrine’s Bistro on Holyoke Street with its Alsatian flatbread, Three Aces and a bunch of “Greek” pizzerias, often actually run by Cypriots. But what’s coming looks delicious too.

If you miss the wood-grilled pizzas of Cambridge, 1., in Harvard Square, Source serves glorious wood-fired pizza pizza, gastropub appetizers (chicken wings, salads and burrata) and gourmet pasta worthy of comparison to Gran Gusto and Giulia.

Three eateries opened in Cambridge since mid-January capture very different aspects of the city and its eating habits – as a fried chicken mecca (Laced Quality Kitchen), a paradise for higher-end comfort food (Geppetto) and a home to healthy innovation (Spyce).

A search for good, basic Thai food arrives at Yummy Thai on Massachusetts Avenue in North Cambridge, mostly for generous lunch combos featuring pad thai, pad see ew, drunken noodles and other traditional dishes.