From Colette French onion soup and Abbey halloumi fries to the the Good Egg sandwich at Bom Dough and various stops in between, here are some dishes around town that’ll keep you happy between bigger sit-down meals.

Here are a few good grab-and-go food options, with an eye on locale and diversity of cuisine, as we head back to the classroom and office.

Judy’s Bay has a killer set of sake offerings and menu filled with fresh New England seafood delivered with Japanese and Hawaiian accents.

The summer my have cooled for the moment, but who knows what’s coming? If the heat returns, you’ll want to keep in mind a well-kept little secret of North Cambridge: maple soft serve at Momma’s Grocery + Wine.

It’s belly-filling happiness to see the Friendly Toast return to Cambridge, with a spot-on festive feel to it. Even though the location holds 160 customers and we’re in city-emptying August, the Toast usually demands a wait.

Gufo, a modern twist on fine Italian, offers a number of dishes with a grand ingenuity to them – simple concepts you really don’t find elsewhere.

Given the heat wave here last week, the idea of a bowl of ramen might sound a bit counterintuitive – but what if those noodles were cold?

There may not be a better happy-hour deal in town than this salad, pizza and dessert offer – an adult happy meal served only at Posto’s bar.

The Dudley’s got you covered from a delicious Shanti Naanwich, sandwiches such as the Nubian Fave and the Goddess Nectar, a steamy-summertime-slaking blend of iced tea, strawberry juice and lemonade. Get a large.

Shōjō’s got a late-night aura to it even when it opens. It’s a fervent and festive invite, sure to delight with basil-infused drinks and clever gastropub fare.