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“Best cortado that I have had in Boston for sure. Such a great coffee shop. Love the cleanliness and decoration as well.“
“I went based on a recommendation from my friend. This place is close to the convention center. Very friendly service, quick. Got cold brew and cheddar chive scone. Both were very good. The place is a bit hidden, but worth of finding and visiting. Also you may check murals in the streets next to it.“
“Chic decor and excellent drinks. The coffee/espresso/tea are high quality and the array of to-go bottled drinks has some unusual options. I appreciated that many of the products are locally-sourced. The cafe is technically part of a cycling studio, but I walked in off the street - service was friendly and barista clearly knew her stuff. I'll return.“
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“I visit this drive thru at lease twice weekly on my way to work. I usually order from the app before arriving. The line tends to move pretty quickly considering this location seems to be extremely busy in the morning. My order is usually just as I ask. My go to drink is the refresher! They are the best location to buy my favorite drink because I have gotten it from other locations in the area and it is not always up to par. This is my favorite location!“
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“Freshest food & Excellent service/ppl ty ;-)“
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“There’s something about this Dunkin’ that just hits differently. Maybe it’s how fast and friendly the staff are—even during the morning rush, they somehow keep it cheerful and efficient. My coffee always tastes consistent (rare these days), and they somehow make the breakfast sandwiches actually feel fresh. The vibe is clean, well-kept, and just smooth sailing all around. It’s officially my go-to stop before work. Whoever’s running this location, keep doing what you’re doing!“
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“Very good coffee and nice outside seating. Very noisy and crowded inside, unpleasantly so. Baking good, above average. Very pricey. I go for coffee, never for a meal - for the price of a Tatte meal, many restaurants offer a nicer experience for the same price.“
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“Right off the westbound side of rt 9 in Wellesley, this is a nice little in&out Dunkin Donuts. It is just before Wellesley Mazda. The footprint is fairly small with a small parking area and a tight drive through. The small interior has just a few tables. The counter service is reasonably friendly and the coffee is served hot.“
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“Delicious ice cream!!! Can’t beat it:)“
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“I had been coming to this location for quite some time now. I have been to numerous Starbucks locations, and I just have to say this location provides the best service among all MA locations. The staff here is patient, courteous, friendly, and I can sense a genuine smile on their faces. We all have good/bad days, and I had observed them over time through different seasons, yet their service always remained the same. I have seen countless customers, including myself, come into this location and walk out with a bigger/wider smile on their face. I secretly adore these cute cheer-on messages and overall, I felt like I was taken well care of. Special shout-out to the lady with curls named Sarah. She always tries her best to provide a seamless and smooth experience for all customers. I thoroughly enjoy going to this location just to receive this vibrant energy from the team! Big Respect!“
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“Although part of a global chain, Caffè Nero did a nice job of capturing the distinct history of this Wellesley Hills station designed by architect H.H. Richardson. The building was completed in 1886, and after the station was decommissioned the space was various retail outlets until Nero took over in 2016.
And the food and drink? Relative to other bakeries and coffee shops in Wellesley (there are a lot!) the coffee is good, and the baked goods are workmanlike. An added plus is the large parking lot for the train next door, free on weekends.
I really like the old photos showing the building and interior spaces on the walls. It’s fun to compare “then and now” while you sip a coffee.
P.S. This was the last of nine stations that H.H. Richardson designed for the Boston and Albany Railroad.“