Boy are we happy to live within 3 miles of the Scoop 'N Scootery in Arlington, MA. Every Tuesday - Sunday from 3pm until 2am (gasp!), they will deliver incredible homemade sundaes to your door. Oh, yes, we are living in the age of glorious instant gratification. But even if you don't live that close, you could get sundae delivery even faster from Foodler or Grubhub.

On this particular Tuesday evening, Sam and I had a hankering for dessert while coming home from a meeting. I mean, we had to do a little "research" -- take one for the team, so to speak! Order minimums are $10 with a $1.50 delivery fee. 

Within minutes, we were drooling over two scrumptious sundaes while both eyeing the Tums because we're over 30 hahaha. Both were incredible. We tried: the Cookie Monster: Cookie dough yogurt topped with chopped Oreos, chopped M&Ms and homemade whipped cream -- and added an extra marshmallow fluff core because, Somerville. And the incredibly decadent Fainted Pikachu: Frosted red velvet cake sandwiched between chocolate and cake batter ice cream topped with brownie bites and fudge. Neither disappointed, but we had to freeze more than half of each for the next day - not a bad problem to have. 

Insider tip: Two mini sundaes are $14.50 which covers the order minimum and allows you to try two flavors more reasonably -- yum!!

Did you know fewer millennials go to Farmers Markets? I didn't! It's a pleasure to have the Davis Square farmers market within walking distance of our home. Every Wednesday from end of May until Thanksgiving time, from 12pm - 6pm, tents are set up in the parking lot outside of Flatbread Pizza. 

Insider tip: Some of our favorite farmers market finds include:
-- Fresh produce, of course! This week we enjoyed juicy donut peaches
-- Incredibly flavorful organic ravioli (our favorite is the truffled wild mushroom)
-- Lip-smacking cheese burrata to eat with all those tomatoes we are harvesting
-- Yummy, crusty sourdough bread

One of our favorite places in Davis Square is the Somerville Theater. When Sam and I were thinking about moving closer to the Square, we envisioned walks to the theater on wintry days that would otherwise have been spent at home. 

On the Davis Square Food Tour, we often meet in front of the Theater. It was built in 1914 by Joseph Hobbs -- you can still see the words "Hobbs Building" on the outside. Originally the building had a 1,200 seat theater, a bowling alley, billiards, a cafe, and meeting hall and dance floor!

The Theater offers a really cool Silent Movie series. Jeff Rapsis is a musical genius, and he plays live music to accompany silent movies at the Somerville Theater at least once a month. We've seen incredibly funny Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton films among others. The next "Silents Please" is August 27th - check it out!