“Francois and Fatuma have become wonderful friends through our coffee experience.I met Francois in Seattle many years ago at a coffee specialty conference.Yego has just celebrated its first year in Teele Square, Somerville, MA.The Cortado by Fatuma is my favorite!The coffee comes from southwest Rwanda!It’s so great that Francois has direct relationships with farmers and roasts his coffee as well.I also have a coffeebar and sell his awesome coffee.“
“Great bakery with a selection of Asian influenced mini cakes! Loved the strawberry shortcake, the cake was moist, cream was very smooth, strawberries were fresh, the combo’s not overly sweet, would def order again!On the other hand, didn’t enjoy the matcha red bean one as much, the cake texture was more coarse, and there’s a savory taste that was a bit odd.Overall, the mini cake’s size is on the small side, with approx. $8 per piece, it’s slightly overpriced. However, the price for drinks were quite reasonable for Boston area, enjoyed my ice americano!“
“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!“
“They had a Nowruz celebration thing that we attended. They served this wonderful 4 course meal. It was like the distillation of Persian food. Thy really get the authentic flavors but in new preparations. Like this take on "Ash Reshteh" that was a cold soup with bright herbal flavors and squid rings. Or their "Ab Goosht" was a cross between a smoky burger and a lamb "Mahiche".Such great experience.“
“I love this place. It's the place to go to chill with friends and have a good time. It's not too big place. You may feel like your friend's home to hang. I love it so much. The staffs are so kind which might make you feel like home. The beers are so good and sure you would be tipsy easily by tendering and caring of the staffs. I would be back here for food which I did not try this time“
“Small local cafe that serves affordable coffee and amazing Italian sandwiches.For over two decades, Cafe Rustica has been a beloved cafe among the locals in this Somerville neighborhood. With classical music gently playing in the background, this quaint cafe offers a soothing ambiance that is perfect for a brief but relaxing stop.I’ve been coming to Cafe Rustica for a quick bite over the past two weeks. After trying their roast beef sandwich on my first visit, I instantly fell I love. The sandwiches here come with a perfectly toasted and pressed paninis, and each bite offered an irresistible crunch. Roast beef itself was just okay, so on my subsequent visit, I got the Italian tuna sandwich. Packed with classic Italian ingredients – like roasted peppers, a drizzle of olive oil, and fresh tomato – it was one of the best simple Italian sandwiches I had in a while.The cafe has a 45-minute limit on table usage, although I'm not entirely sure how strictly this rule is enforced. Despite the crowd during my visits, people didn’t seem to have any issue finding seating.If you’re looking for a simple Italian panini sandwiches, Cafe Rustica might just be one of the best options in the Greater Boston area. Will definitely be back to try more of their sandwiches.Parking: Free 2hr street parking on Somerville Ave (easier to find) & Beacon St“
“My sweet guy took me to eat this evening. Couldn't decide where we wanted to go. We ended up at Brianna's Cafe in Montezuma! I had never eaten there before but I will definitely go back! The food was Amazing and the 1/4 Butterscotch pie was to die for! Eddie had the apple pie. I'm not kidding - it was a fourth of a pie! I can't remember the last time I enjoyed eating out like this!“
“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(?)“
“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.“