Multiple locations

• What to order: The Fancy
• $9.50
• This breakfast sandwich features fried eggs, bacon, cheddar, avocado, red onions, and house mayo on toasted multigrain.

• What to order: Chicken salad sandwich
• $9.50
• This perfect grab and go lunch features chicken salads with arugula on a homemade challah roll.

Downtown/Financial District

• What to order: House Noodle Soup
• $9.95
• Try these hand-rolled thin noodles in chicken broth with pork + vegetables.

• What to order: Cowboy Style Brat or the Bourbon Cherry Bacon Brat
• $10 each
• Pick a beer-brined pork bratwurst or vegetarian beyond sausage, both served with various toppings.

• What to order: Build Your Own Roasted Turkey Sandwich
• $9.95
• Find this food vendor inside Boston Public Market and select the quarter-pound option for the right price point. Then choose your bread and condiments.

Allston/Brighton

• What to order: Tacos
• $4 each
• There are three vegetarian options to try, including Fueguito Taco, barbecue jackfruit, and crispy tofu.

• What to order: Original Korndog
• $6
• This trending Korean street food is made with a beef hot dog, a mozzarella stick or half and half, then dipped in a homemade batter and panko, and coated with sugar.

• Guns N’ Roses | Monday, Aug. 21 | 5:30 p.m. | Fenway Park, 4 Yawkey Way, Boston | $33-$150 | Turn Boston into “Paradise City” with this 80s rock band.
• Pammy’s Pilsner Patio Party | Monday, Aug. 21 | 9 p.m.-12 a.m. | Pammy’s, 928 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge | Price of purchase | This late summer patio party is first come, first served and will feature the third anniversary of the collab with Lamplighter Brewing Co. called Pavona Pilsner.

• Back-to-School Celebration | Tuesday, Aug. 22 | 11 a.m.-3 p.m. | TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston | Free | Pre-register for the 12th Annual Back-to-School celebration that will help prepare thousands of local students for the new school year.

• Bike Seaport | Wednesday, Aug. 23| 7:30-11:30 a.m. | Seaport Common, 85 Northern Ave., Boston | Free | Make a reservation for a complimentary bike check-up session in the Seaport.

• The BPDA approved 11 new development projects totaling ~1.1 million sqft in Allston, Brighton, East Boston, Fenway, Hyde Park, and Roxbury. The housing projects will create 876 residential units + 184 units will be designated income-restricted.

• Boston food suppliers and other local businesses have called for the city to open a recovery campus in Widett Circle, about a mile from South Station. The proposed campus would serve the people struggling with homelessness and addiction at the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Boulevard. (Boston Globe)

• The owners of Union Square restaurant Field & Vine have announced plans for a second eatery called Junebug. The new business will open in the former T&B Pizza space in October. Expect a mouthwatering menu of pizza, seafood, and veggie dishes. (Boston Magazine)

• Soak up the last rays of summer at Mayor Wu’s block party on Thursday, Aug. 24. The food, refreshments, and family fun kicks off at 5 p.m. on Roslindale’s Augustus Avenue — catch all the action between Poplar and Whitford streets.

• There’s a new top dog at The Liberty Hotel. Benny, a 14-week-old English Cream Retriever, has been named “Director of Pet Relations” at the historic Beacon Hill hotel. Guests and their furry friends can find Benny at the Liberty’s weekly dog-themed “Yappier Hour.” (NBC Boston)

• Refinance rates are skyrocketing. But home equity rates remain relatively low — which means that now is a great time to borrow against your home. Calculate your payment.*