This poblano pepper-topped tortilla makes for a tasty option from the daytime-only to-go menu from Olé in Cambridge’s Inman Square.

No Harvard affiliation needed: The student-written play, an annual tradition, holds its own against professional productions in Somerville and Cambridge.

The continuation of Denis Villeneuve’s reenvisioning of Frank Herbert’s beloved sci-fi saga is bigger, a notch better and more filled with action.

These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include a modern oddity – a new silent slapstick called “Hundreds of Beavers” – as well as repertory fare including “Predator” and new works including the doc “Four Daughters” and Wim Wenders’ “Perfect Days.”

Mothership’s menu covers the bases of family dinner, shareable snacks, libations, vegetarian options and rib-sticking fill-ups, a mix of cafe and upscale casual.

With a gold-star-worthy tomato sauce, Mortadella Head is an easy favorite simple slice of pizza in Somerville’s Davis Square.

Moments of humor and joy leaven the drama of P. Carl transitioning at the age of 50 and being forced to question the strength of his relationships.

These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include “Pictures of Ghosts,” from acclaimed Brazilian director Kleber Mendonça Filho, the ultraviolet 1970s relic “Dirty Harry” and free screenings of the star-studded “Spaceman” and prescient “Silent Running,” as well as new works “Drive-Away Dolls” and “Madame Web.”

The cafe foods that come to mind when Americans dream of Paris are at the PRB Boulangeries in Cambridge’s Kendall Square and Somerville’s Ward 2.

There was no cheese in sight in this dish from one of the Chilacates chain serving fast casual Mexican, but this was still a tasty bite.