“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.“
“I went for the raving reviews but I found this place perfectly adequate. The cream of wheat was indeed the star of the show. It came quickly and hot, but then it was about a 45-50 minute wait for our mains. We went on a Sunday morning so maybe this is as slammed as they get but I wouldn’t recommend if you are super hungry. It also took about 20 minutes to get a table, but you can put your name on a wait list and they have free coffee outside which is a nice touch. The mains were decent… far from the best breakfast I’ve ever had but it was fine enough. Also heads up if you’re visiting from out of town/out of country it’s cash or venmo only.“
“I was excited to try this bakery, and it didn't disappoint! At Friday around 8am there was no line outside and plenty of items on display. I ordered the almond croissant, and wow was it was amazing. Buttery and flaky with a generous, even layer of frangipane throughout. I really appreciate how they make sure to fill even the ends of the almond croissant with a liberal amount of filling (oftentimes, I've found that bakeries only place filling towards the middle of the croissant). There's no seating inside, but there are some benches outside if you want to enjoy your pastries immediately. I recommend toasting them at home first - it was delicious warmed up!“
“I miss living close to Vinal! It's a cozy little women-owned spot with plenty of smiles and great vibes. The homemade English muffins are delicious, especially when ordered as a breakfast sandwich. I'm a big fan of the maple lattes as well, not overly sweet but still decadent.Dietary restrictions: Pumpkin seed pesto is a lovely menu inclusion for a nut allergic individual!“
“Unique sourdough breads with both savory and sweet options. I love that they slice the bread for you if needed. I keep coming back just so I can try their other flavors. The bread also freezes quite well if you find you cannot finish it all before it goes bad.“
“Such a cute cafe and neighborhood gem! The iced coffee is strong and delicious for a reasonable price. Love the long list of sweet and unsweetened flavor options, especially lavender! Would also recommend trying the pastries, my favorite is the Guava square.Have had lovely chats with the cafe owner and helpful tips from the baristas. Overall a feel good place to try and always makes my Sunday morning.“
“The drip coffee they serve is really good. (blind tiger coffee beans). The blood orange ricotta cookie is also 10/10. I’ve tried their cold brew and americano as well, which tasted good. I believe they used to use Broadsheet beans for some drinks, but I guess it depends/rotates(?)“
“This is the real deal. Old school, cash only, and probably the most affordable food by volume in greater Boston.If you need a big bag of good bread to make a metric ton of sandwiches for cheap, this is where you go.If you want to make some pizzas at home, this is where you go.If you miss Portugal and need a Pasteis de Nata fix, or some delicious chorizo or a blood sausage, this is where you go.If you want to pay $15 for a single loaf of Sourdough bread, there’s lots of places to do that in Somerville but this ain’t it.“
“Been loving my delicious FORGE order for days! Egg sandwiches, 1/2 dozen bagels, tub of chix salad, crusty loaf of bread, flaky croissants & crumbly scones, cookies... YUM YUM YUM! Thanks to you all for all this delicious food - that I didn’t have to make!“
“Picked up some cutie pies this time, which were $4 each. The size is good if you want to try multiple flavors, but I feel like you get more bang for your buck if you pay $9 for a 5" pie instead. - Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Cutie Pie ($4): Very thick, rich, and chocolate forward (so much so that I didn't taste any of the pecan flavor). The texture of the filling was almost like that of an undercooked brownie. Wasn't bad but probably not something I would get again because of how heavy it was; I'm glad I only got a cutie pie because it would have been hard to finish more than this. - Mixed Berry Cutie Pie ($4): Mixed berry but I only tasted blueberries. Tasted like a classic pie. I liked the crumble. Overall, both pies were satisfying, but I enjoyed the brown butter pecan pie that I got last time more.“
“I was just in the mood for some Brazilian type pastries for lunch, and looked it up on Yelp! My daughter and I drove from Woburn to Somerville and ordered an assortment of goods... You know when you experience something that takes you back to your childhood?? This was it for me...the ambience, the friendliness, and the flavors. Me, my daughter and my inner child drove home with smiles on our faces with food for my wife and my mother to enjoy!!! Amazing! We’ll be back soon!“
“Have lived in the area a long time, first time visiting Le Macaron Boston at Assembly Row. Went there with a group of 5 adults and 5 young children on Monday 1/15/2024. The macarons, truffles, and other items we had were absolutely delicious! They had a wide variety of flavors, all of which were gluten-free (could not even tell the difference- they were phenomenal). The two people working today were absolutely outstanding. I really can not say enough about their hospitality, kindness, and generosity. Their kindness and welcoming attitudes were a major contribution factor to me leaving this review today, and I was just simply blown away. They went really out of their way to make today’s impromptu treat for our families top notch, and I honestly can not wait to return to try more flavors and support such a welcoming business in our community. We will be glad to return every time we are down Assembly Row, a true hidden gem.Parking: Street parking with meters, free on HolidaysKid-friendliness: Staff truly went out of their way to make my kids experience a fantastic one! The way they directly interacted with my children and our group is rare nowadays in the retail environment.Wheelchair accessibility: Wide doorways, automatic door, wide retailAnd cafe space. Tables to pull wheelchairs up to.“
“The outdoor patio is great with trees that haven't bloomed giving a cold March weekend some warmth. The food was ok with the only gluten free bread being a wrap, that I can't really recommend. The service was fast and friendly. I ordered the turkey wrap and sat in the warm sun, all in all a good experience. I'd be more definitive next time with ordering.“
“Great takeaway breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Can be overrun by hungover college kids by 10am. Yummy food but not enough room to hang out, nor would I want to considering the number of people lining up for breakfast.Wheelchair accessibility: The entrance is accessible but the waiting area is very tight. There is a threshold to get over and maybe not enough room to get a wheelchair in if it's busy. I am sure the staff at the counter would come to the door to take an order - they're good people.“
“Rating Reflection: ????Walking into Mike’s Pastry was a delightful surprise. Renowned for their sweet treats, this chain cafe managed to exceed my expectations with their baked goods.Industrial Chic Decor: ?️?️The Assembly Row location sports a unique “industrial” vibe, characterized by exposed pipes and an urban aesthetic. The cool wall paintings add a splash of artistic flair to the space, creating a dynamic and modern atmosphere.Service Standard: ?♂️Service at Mike’s Pastry is efficient and straightforward. The behind-the-counter approach ensures quick service, allowing the delectable pastries to take center stage.Culinary Delight: The food, particularly the vanilla cupcake, was the highlight of the visit. Its full, cakey bottom paired with thick, rich frosting provided a satisfying texture and taste. Unlike airier alternatives, this cupcake delivered a substantial and indulgent experience.In Retrospect: ?Mike’s Pastry - Assembly Row marries an industrial-chic ambiance with the comforting allure of classic baked goods. It’s a destination where every bite is a testament to traditional baking excellence.Final Verdict: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - “Good”“Mike’s Pastry: Where Industrial Charm Meets Sweet Perfection.”For those in search of a dessert experience that combines a modern setting with time-honored pastry perfection, Mike’s Pastry at Assembly Row is a must-visit. It’s not just a treat; it’s a tradition wrapped in contemporary coziness. ? ✨“
“Some things never change. I just had my birthday cake from Lyndelle’s Bakery and OH my goodness!!! I haven’t had a cake from there in maybe 10 years but the quality and the freshness everything was still spot on! Perfection!!!! I didn’t order a cake, I just stopped in and bought one off the shelf on the off chance that they had one. I was not disappointed. ALSO… I was recommended by a friend to try their jelly donuts. Ooooohhh it was an experience. My husband said it was the best donut he has ever had.“
“I love Tatte! The food, the people, and the atmosphere are all wonderful. It's a great place for gathering with friends or family. You can also grab a coffee and get some work done.My favorite bread from Tatte is the Pistachio Croissant!“
“If you haven't been at Yafa bakery & cafe, u r missing out! I went today for the first time & I had the most amazing and delicious experience. This is the real authentic Palestinian kitchen & food. Amazing assortment of everything made from the best healthy ingredients. Hand crafted by the owner who's hospitality is graciously inviting. Everything I tried was so wonderful with the real taste that I know from home! I was so overwhelmed, the healthy ingredients, like the cardamom tea or the fresh mint juice or the nuts that are used into these recipes, you will be thankful & happy. Thank you for your hospitality, you made us so happy today. WOW is understatement, will be back!“