“Very nice experience here thanks to Tim, Tristen, Shazia, Emraan! They are very polite, fast and friendly with your order and they kept the line moving to get us our orders accurately and quickly. Great team. This is a busy shop due to location right off the highway. Parking is on the street and behind the building. The shop is updated, clean and nicely decorated. It's a pleasure to come here for dining or takeout.“
“Reopened, great to have them back. Service is great, though short staffed and gets very busy when the kids get out of school. You also have "squatters" that just take up tables with no food or drinks next to them. Don't expect a table to work with your drink unless you get lucky. Adequate parking.“
“Been here many times. I legit think the French toast here is the best I've ever had (and I have had a lot of French toast). It's so perfectly fried, and there are many delicious topping choices. My favorite I've tried is the seasonal pumpkin one in the fall. Bit of a sweetness overload though, can't finish it all. But hot tip: they do half portions of French toast so you can combine it with something savory. I also like their sandwiches, biscuits, and home fries. Despite a lot of love for their pancakes, I'd say they are just fine. Mixed experiences with service are making me dock a star. Sometimes they are very slow and inattentive. Even with reservations, they sometimes make you wait a good bit for a table. I guess it makes sense since this place is SO busy. Without reservations, the wait on weekends is insane. So def recommend making one or coming on a weekday.“
“Sip of Joy is a lovely spot in the South End to enjoy a drink and pastry. The service is friendly, and the space is bright and welcoming. There are different types of seating, including counter stools and a large table.I got a plain croissant that was warmed up, and an iced chai latte. Both were tasty, but while I wouldn't get the croissant again, there were other treats that I want to try in the future.“
“Best coffee shop in spring Hill, and gives everything in Davis a run for their money easy. Always a line out the door on weekends and deservedly, but they move fast. Great pepper biscuits, great yogurt. BLT is weirdly bad but the turkey sandwich is great.“
“A charming, small cafe that is bustling with business and with waits round the clock - it’s no surprise that it is highly rated and well reviewed. In addition to its delicious food, the staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming with great service.Food - 17/20Service - 9/10Atmosphere - 7/10Total - 33/40 - excellent brunch, a must-visit“
“Decided to stop in while on Newbury Street, cute café with upstairs and downstairs seating. I got the apple desert and it was really good! $9.25 for it but it was totally worth it! Really creamy cheesecake with apple filling and a chocolate cooking crunch cake1Can't wait to go back and try more one day!“
“This small shop was a very nice surprise for me! They're known for chocolate croissants, and they were, indeed, very good here. I got them fresh, and they were very fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside. The chocolate was also pretty warm, and so it pretty much melts in your mouth. For me, this was even the case 30min after I got my croissant. Also good, for more savory items, were their foccacias. I forgot the name, but I got one with Italian sausage and tomatoes. Very nice, as the sausage was quite flavorful, and the foccacia, while a bit oily, wasn't overly so. The bread was still nice and crispy, too. I would definitely visit this place again, and try their other items. I saw one of their toasted cookies that looked really good, so that's maybe something l want to try, next time.“
“This is a must stop whenever I visit Boston. Forget the north end canolli wars, Third Cliff pastries are the best. I first went in for the coffee, now I find the pastries bring me back.Vegetarian options: They also have Vegan and GF alternatives.Parking: There is short term parking but typical Boston challenges, it's worth it.“
“as soon as you open the door you are greeted with warm & loving energy. this place is magnificent if your looking to study, work, meet new people or simply enjoy a sense of community. Shaan who occasionally works here makes the BEST hot chocolate in this universe!!! So check it out, you will not leave disappointed :)“
“If you're on the hunt for a hidden breakfast gem, this place is a must-try! Not only is the food delicious and visually appealing, but their extensive selection of flavorful teas and robust coffees is sure to impress any caffeine aficionado.The atmosphere is wonderfully relaxing, making it a perfect spot to get some work done or simply enjoy a leisurely meal. The staff is always friendly and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience.When it comes to the menu, you can't go wrong with the grilled cheese – it's a savory delight. And for those with a sweet tooth, the waffles with ice cream are an absolute must – truly to die for! Additionally, the pricing is perfect, making it an excellent value for such high-quality offerings.I highly recommend you check this place out; it's a real treat. My favorite new coffee spot.Parking: It's in the mall so there's plenty of parking“
“Adorable little coffee shop. It's next to the theatre tucked along the side street by the hospital. I didn't see it right away but after I went in, the aromas were wonderful and I had to try their yuen-yueng latte which definitely won me over. Thank you for your kindness and your care and love for the things you make, I can tell effort goes into it “
“What an innovative and cool concept - cinema + coffee. The coffee is off the charts here - from the selection of beans, to the roasting on site, to the brewing. It’s all science, and they nail it here. Baked goods are exquisite, and the service is unparalleled. You won’t find a better coffee shop in boston.“
“Great spot for the area! Trendy, bright, and eclectic. Doubles over as a coffee shop before 4 (at least on weekdays). Wide range of beer options, from New England IPAs to barrel-aged options (barleywine and a millet ale were on tap recently). Friendly, inclusive staff. Chill or meet up with friends.“
“Friends and I met up for brunch. I do recommend the Filet-o-Fish which comes with a side of fries. It is sooo good! I love the food portions as well, size is just right.Sauvage Mama Breakfast plate is your full breakfast, while you can skip the avocado toast and opt for something else. One of us is vegetarian and said it did not hit the spot.The atmosphere of the restaurant definitely a Parisian cafe! Brought back memories!Will come back for the food, drinks, and ambiance.“
“Amazing service. They were very nice and polite and don't even get me started with the donuts. The donuts were AMAZING they were soft fluffy crisp but not to hard they were so soft and I couldn't wait to get home to eat them I had a tiny snack in the car overall 11/10 please come here.“
“Coffee, Baklava, and most importantly the unique experience of being able to peer into arguably Boston’s coolest full-service motorcycle shop. If you’re there you might even get a sneak peek at some of the Madhouse teams latest projects!!!“
“Great spot for a relatively quick to-go order. Grabbed myself an iced latte "half caff" with maple. It did not disappoint. Not much to report on regarding service. Ambiance was clean and professional being that it's within The Godfrey Hotel. I enjoyed exploring the various coffee products they have on display. Nice shop to pop into!“
“Pleasant ambiance, nice playlist. The hot waffles are yummy! But get them out of the paper very quickly or you'll be eating some of that paper glued by the sugar... Coffee wasn't "the best" in Boston, but it's smooth. Only issue was (the lack of) the space. It's very small and the few tables were hoarded by people on their laptops...“
“This place is simple. It sells boba, and it sells waffles. I’ve tried the waffles, next time boba! But I did really love the variety it had with waffles. Lots of fun flavors like strawberry cheesecake and apple pie (which I got). I also loved how all the employees handled the waffles with care.The place was pretty busy on a Saturday evening with not a ton of space. I got my waffle in about 10 minutes and ate it on the walk to the theater.The apple pie waffle was good. The waffle itself was hot and yummy. It wasn’t a Belgian waffle, but it wasn’t a normal waffle either. The batter must have something in it to make it taste a bit different. It was pretty fluffy and held up the toppings quite well. The cinnamon apple chunks were lightly warmed and gently sweet. The “crust” was Biscoff cookies. I think a Graham cracker crumble would have been better because the Biscoff was too sweet compared to the apples and waffle.I’ll definite come again!“
“One of my favorite places in Boston & Cambridge: good coffee, excellent food, and pleasant ambiance. In warmer times, the back yard is very pleasant. It's very popular though, so snatching a seat can be difficult. Oh, and lately it doesn't offer takeout“
“Best coffee beans in Boston! I love this place. It’s very old, historic, and beautiful. Aside from coffee they sell other gems as well. But the coffee is the best. What got me is how reasonable the prices are. I’ve been multiple times and sometimes my coffee beans are less expensive then at a grocery store. Which is awesome, especially for the North End of Boston. I even picked up a cup of house blend while I was there. Perfect for sipping while roaming the streets of the North End, and Boston.“
“My son ate all of your greek style pancakes and thats a huge compliment to the food! Everything else from the brunch menu was super tasty and service was great. it gets busy early, so come as early as you can. Overall, great food great service and very airy and spacious space. Loved it!“
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“Had a great experience at this local coffee shop. Both of our drinks were absolutely delicious- got the iced strawberry matcha and a plain cold brew. Might be my new favorite cold brew in the area! Also tried the garlic pao de queijo, which came steaming hot and was amazing. 10/10 experience and great atmosphere to get some studying in.“
“Kushala Sip Coffee House is a beautiful, clean spot offering a great selection of food and beverages. I ordered a hot Café Latte and a Spanish omelette, and both exceeded expectations. The latte came in a generous glass mug, while the omelette was perfection with layers of thinly sliced potato. The ambiance was serene, with other patrons enjoying their Sunday morning over relaxing bossa nova music. A perfect place to unwind and enjoy quality food and drink. Highly recommend! It’s so nice to see that Chelsea is finally Gentrifying.“
“A perfect place to try a typical American donut, they are huge and the dough is super spongy. Countless glazes and very good service, they don't have tables to sit at, but it's worth coming and giving yourself this great little tribute.“
“I ordered a black sesame latte, Jerusalem bagel, and a tiramisu. Never had a Jerusalem bagel so I was very curious, and it was good! Has a very cozy yet lively vibes. Love all the interior designs. Would have to come back to try more things! Service wasn’t too bad.“
“Fast service, good pastry options, reasonable prices. They get their pastries from Cafe Beatrice, which are quite delicious with interesting flavors (black pepper and Gruyère scone pictured). Reliable WiFi and cute ceramic dishware.This is like a 4.5/5 in my book. My only complaints are that the seating can get a little dicey and they run out of pastries by early afternoon.“
“Love this place. It’s my refuge in the mornings before going into work.I’m so glad they changed the music to more mellow sounds like Slowdive, Cigarettes After Sex, and REM. That with a lower volume made the ambience that much better and more welcoming to folks wanting to quiet their minds or have a conversation.We just moved here from LA and I’m glad we found this place. Great food, lovely staff, interesting smart clientele, and peaceful ambiance. Highly Recommended.“
“I would say that Angels Cafe is one of the best cafes to try if you ever visit Sharon because some of their food is out of this world, like their salads, pastries and hummus.Most people who live near there who don't want to work at home or are meeting people usually go to angels because they have free wifi and chargers, plus just food in general.Vegetarian options: Falafel. Could not say more.Kid-friendliness: Kid foods and fresh Orange juice dispensers.“
“Vester has something for everyone. Great coffee, tea, pastry & breakfast sandwiches for mornings; Salads, sandwiches, wine for later in the day or take out if you can’t stay. Friendly service, comfortable atmosphere - a must try. Named as one of Boston Magazine’s best new restaurants.“
“Came in for a quick visit and the main seating area was very busy. Lots of people working, which is to be expected for any cafe in Boston. The staff was friendly and lively when they took my order. I just got a raspberry crumb bar and it was linzer tart like and delicious! They had some other tasty options it seemed so I will probably be back for a study session.“
“weirdest thing to me is when food establishments don't have restrooms and glasser is one of them. A small place with limited seating, usually taken up by WFH or possibly students. The matcha rose latte i had was on the powdery side but with that being said, the flavor was still nice- not too floraly while still maintaining the green flavor profile of matcha.“
“Every time I come in I get an açaí bowl with extra bananas and peanut butter and this is probably the best place to get it at. I’ve been coming in for a year now and they have yet to disappoint! The owner is really welcoming and the service is fast!“
“Cute place with very friendly staff. I got a cappuccino and a spinach Aussie pie. The Aussie pie was flaky and the texture was great. However, it was slightly on the bland side. That can be fixed by adding salt or ketchup etc. Not bad. The cappuccino seemed to be more milk heavy. None of the stuff was bad by any means, but not necessarily for my preference.“
“here now & i'm in love! you enter in by passing through an enchanting curtain into what feels like its own world. countertops lined with old newspaper clippings bear fresh loose leaf tea (moroccan mint for me), sandwiches (banh mi was scrumptious), and pastries alongside a wide variety of people working or catching up. can't wait to return next time i'm in boston.“
“I stopped in here with a friend after a long walk and I'm so glad we went here. We got there not too much before closing, but they were just as friendly and accommodating as if we got there first thing. They have a ton of options, including plenty for vegetarians and vegans. I got the breakfast burrito (as I am seemingly always craving one) and my friend got the caprese. I was tempted by the treats they had in the display case, but we opted just to get our sandwich/burrito. Our food came out quickly and was perfectly made. I really appreciated that the egg in my burrito was bodega-style which made it so much less messy to eat. My friend practically devoured her sandwich; she thought the maple balsamic was so tasty and the veggies and pesto were really fresh. She has food allergies and was really happy with how much they laid out what was and wasn't in the food. They had convenient parking and plenty of outdoor tables. I will definitely come back when I'm in town.“
“Went there on a Thursday afternoon, there were only two or three customers, and there were quite a few empty seats. I ordered a cup of hot coffee, blood orange sparkling water, and vegan banana chocolate cake, all of which were pretty good.There are also many souvenirs on site, including cups, hats, and various recipe books.“
“I always get the classic with house mayo, and it’s made perfectly every time (seriously, how do they get a runny egg so perfect?). It’s the perfect breakfast sandwich to start off my day, and it’s so affordable (under $10!) I swear my life improves just a little bit every time I eat my favorite breakfast sandwich at Mike & Patty’s.“
“Nestled amidst the vibrant streets of Boston, this cozy coffee shop exudes an aura of warmth and hospitality that instantly captivates the senses. Despite the impending closure, the staff graciously accommodated our order, even surprising us with a complimentary black pepper biscuit, showcasing their unwavering dedication to customer satisfaction. As we savored our brew, we couldn't help but notice the steady stream of locals, eagerly picking up their favorite coffee beans, a testament to the shop's revered status within the community.Intrigued by the diverse selection of flavors, I opted for the cardamom latte, a bold choice that rewarded my palate with a symphony of aromatic spices. Its nuanced profile, reminiscent of a beloved classic with a unique twist, left a lasting impression, ensuring that a return visit to this charming establishment is firmly on the agenda.“
“?☕ I was presently surprised by how delicious the iced latte here was. This is one of the best lattes I've had in a while.So far I've stopped at 7 coffee shops in the Boston area and this one had the best coffee. Update: stopped in one more time before heading out of town. Excellent.Hole in the wall third wave coffee shop, for taking your coffee in the go (but two stools remain if you want to take a seat). The espresso was a lighter roast with excellent notes. Fresh made pastries was very good as well. Blueberry lemon scone and banana bread are great.Vanilla lattes use simple syrup with some vanilla bean powder. Unique and great.“
“Great bakery, with great people. I don't like scones but I love them here. Phenomenal birthday cakes made to order (they were nice enough to do mine on short notice, thank you!). Definitely worth a stop.Kid-friendliness: Great and original kids birthday cakes made to order.“
“One of the best surprises to come from the South Shore Plaza! This place is unlike any other food court or mall food experience you'll have - Lumi is a very affordable and very fresh alternative to the norm and if you hadn't tried it yet, it's definitely something to put on your radar! The food is fresh, the storefront is always clean and inviting and the service is quick and friendly. I got the beef Banh Mi and can't stop thinking about it - I don't even like cilantro but there is NOTHING on it I could bring myself to change. Try them out if you're looking for something new and delicious! :p“
“I would walk by Andala every single week and was always so curious as to what was inside and I finally did it! It says Coffee House but it also has tons of food options! The upper floor of the restaurant is definitely more cafe-like with people studying, seats by the windows, and the front where you can order coffee and desserts. Downstairs, on the other hand, offers more seating and cozy seats. Because it is a more casual place, the service is a bit inconsistent. We had multiple people come and take our order and didn't really have one server. For food, we ordered the Falafel Plate and Chicken Shawarma Sandwich. The falafel was extremely crispy and crunchy on the outside. The inside was a beautiful green color and full of flavor. The hummus and sauce it came with was also a delight. The star of the show was the shawarma sandwich. Every single bite had me verbally saying "Oh my gosh this is so good." The flavor profiles on the chicken were ridiculously delicious and the tumeric came out wonderfully without being overpowering. It was also so juicy that I could legitimately drink some out of the sandwich (even though yes, that's gross). The pita on the outside was the perfect level of chewy and the pickles in the sandwich cut each bite with acidity. I will definitely be back to try other dishes, or just for the Chicken Shawarma sandwich!“
“On Saturday late morning, this place was packed! There wasn't any seating available but the service for to-go was still very fast. I ordered an almond croissant and vanilla latte, and my friend ordered a chocolate croissant and iced smoked maple latte. They warmed our croissants for us. We both enjoyed our morning treats!“
“This is a good coffee shop. It has a friendly staff, good food, and is physically clean. The only downside is that the morning staff sometimes plays loud, banging rock that is the opposite of morning calm. This happens a lot and may drive away folks who are either older or want to read or do work. When the music is obnoxious, go to Caffe Nero in JP.“
“Since I found out about this place I became regular. Their coffee option are all delicious. Their mocha is my favorite, specially if you order it with the kicco’s coffee.All the desserts and things to grab to go are very authentic Italian. I believe they import everything form Italy! And the best part, the staff who are all super nice and accommodating!!! Best coffee in the area for sure!“
“Delicious food options, public restrooms, and Mem tea.The doors were heavy and hard to open with a walker, but people were so friendly and eager to help.My one complaint is that my tea cup wasn’t filled. There’s like an inch of space at the top. Odd.Chamomile is delicious though.“
“Definitely a must do attraction while in the area. We had a great time enjoying all the different types of teas. While you rest your legs from all the walking around the city and taking a refreshing tea break. You're also able to view the reenactment of the tossing of the tea into the harbor.“
“Perfectly good coffee. Friendly service. I like that they ask you how you want it. I'm also a big fan of a coffee shop where the barista doesn't look at me like I'm crazy when I asked her to melt the sugar with hot coffee before she puts it into my iced coffee. A little on the expensive side.“