One of the best iced lattes I've had! You can tell everything here is authentic and the owner puts…read morehis heart into everything he makes! If you're in the area, this is a must try.

This was, without a doubt, the worst coffee I've ever had. I ordered a cappuccino and, instead of…read morehearing the sound of fresh espresso being pulled or milk being steamed, I heard the microwave. What I got was a sad excuse for a cappuccino -- not even hot, not even filled to the top, and somehow it still cost $5. How can you call yourself a coffee shop when you don't have a coffee machine, no espresso machine, and no way to properly froth milk? It feels dishonest and careless to serve something like this and charge that much for it. Coffee is supposed to be enjoyable, not a disappointment. If you care about quality or authenticity, this is definitely not the place to go.

Coco Leaf is located in Little Saigon, Dorchester Ave. Parking can be a bit tricky here as…read moreeverything seems to be street parking, that's what's painful coming in this area - but it's worth the trip if you're looking for Vietnamese spots! After eating a nice Vietnamese food lunch in this area, we were in the hunt for desert. Coco Leaf is a solid pick in this area and they also had assortment of pastries. We tried two (as pictured which was banh dua and matcha bun). Both were delicious and not too sweet which is what I look for in Asian deserts. Service was friendly and quick as when we visited it was in the middle of the day so there was no line. Ambiance is clean and has the typical vibe of a boba tea place! Our drinks were as expected -

Yummy. I love Vietnamese desserts that are not from Bambu. The boba here is good too. Just wish the…read moreshop was in a safer part of town. I can see why they close early compared to most other bubble tea stores compared to the rest of Boston. I got a che and a gardenia milk tea. I couldn't really taste the gardenia. But the rest of the drink was perfect. The che was everything I've dreamed of for Vietnamese desserts. A bag of ice was even packed with my order since I got it as takeout.

Homestead Bakery is a gem, no doubt. The thing about their food is this: no matter what you order,…read moreit's going to be made well. You really can't go wrong on that front. Case in point--the turf bagel. I love it so much that sometimes it's hard for me to order anything else. Drinks are a mixed bag for me. Their matcha (hot or iced) is solid, but I always need to sweeten it. The limeade was too bitter for my taste, and the rickey-style drink didn't quite hit my sweetness preference either. Chai (both hot and iced) is nice, but definitely add vanilla. Next on my list to try? The grilled cheese. I've been coming here for years, and the space is not big, but when it gets packed -- good luck. There are barstools facing the window and smaller tables throughout, but navigating the space can be tricky, so I wouldn't call it fully accessible. Still, the atmosphere makes up for a lot--it's got that community café element that I personally love. Overall, Homestead is the kind of place you want to experience for yourself: come for the food (which will always deliver), try the drinks with your own preferences in mind, and soak in the sense of community.

Amazing coffee, pastries and sandwiches here! The tuna melt…read moreis the best I've had in Boston. I lived so close I would get a cappuccino and banana muffin EVERY weekend, sometimes twice! Great atmosphere inside and the staff are always friendly!

The making me crazy smoothie was amazeballs it was fast and furious the place could use a polishing…read moreup it looks abandoned but te counters are cluttered but clean i would go back

" Made with fresh fruit only , no syrups" The smoothies…read morehere are made with fresh fruit only . I tried the mango smoothie. This is my go to flavor everyplace , lol. It was delicious. The service is great. Vibe super friendly. Parking is limited to street metered. I definitely will be back .

I loved it here and now I'm just disappointed I didn't go sooner! This is a very thoughtfully…read moredesigned cafe with a motorcycle shop Nextdoor. The cold brew was delicious and the fatayer was the best I've had in the boston area. The public parking lot across the street makes it easy to visit. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Big fan, I'll be back soon!

My order: Cappuccino with oat milk The review: If we're…read morebeing honest, I don't like to give away my favorite hiding spots. Today I'll do it. I just tried Madhouse for the first time and I was quite impressed. The coffee aficionado knows good espresso is equal parts barista's skill and good beans. The espresso was amazing, and they use Broadsheet beans. The café is integrated into their motorcycle repair shop, which you can see into via the large windows in the back. You can even stop in and say hello! I must say, the cat is wonderful, even if it's not as good as their last one ;) All in all, I was not expecting the full immersive experience, and I'm immensely glad that I decided to try Madhouse Cafe.

I was disappointed by the way this business handled concerns related to customer respect and…read morecommunication. Despite being a loyal customer, I felt misunderstood and unfairly treated. I hope the management reflects on how they address customer issues in the future.

I stopped in while waiting for my ride and was warmly greeted by the staff. I had a great tea…read moremocktail and wish I had more time to browse. I will definitely be back! :)

I love this spot!! Such an underwhelming location with truly some of the best Viet food in Boston…read more I've been sleeping on this spot for so long, but my sister has been telling me about Dot Cafe and I finally made some time. This spot offers affordable and quick Vietnamese food and American breakfast. I actually only came for the Bánh Bột Chiên, Vietnamese fried rice flour cakes, but then I saw that they had Mì Quảng (it's new!!). It's a noodle dish from Central Vietnam that uses wide flat tumeric noodles, and the broth is a mix of pork and shrimp flavors. It was a little sweet, rich in flavor, and the pork was soooo tender. Not any, if very little places make this dish. My Sister's Crawfish used to make the best dry version of these noodles, but they sort of rebranded + relocated and don't have it anymore SO if you want some Mì Quảng, go to Dot Cafe!!!!

The breakfast here is really good and fresh. I've gotten the chicken teriyaki for lunch a few times…read moreand it's pretty good. Looks like a hole in the wall but has some seating, although I would never eat in there. I've walked in and ordered and usually leave within 10 minutes and that's when it's busy, so I guess the service time is pretty good too. Would highly recommend for breakfast.

My husband and I made a pitstop here after trying a restaurant nearby. We wanted a coffee and a…read morelittle sweet treat and this place definitely delivered. We walked into the sweetest aroma of coffee and a cool bakery with notably, unique desserts. We ordered one of the strawberry desserts, an orange Creamsicle coffee, and a tea. We sat down and enjoyed the dessert together. It was absolutely delicious. It was also so beautiful that it was hard to eat because we didn't want to ruin it. Overall, really cute place in town. The staff was super nice, and the ambience was really chic as well.

I was excited to try this place, but it turned out to be the kind of croissants you'd see at an…read moreairport. Not that I have anything against airports, or even Niveaux, but I just found the texture and taste of my croissant a quantum drop from the likes of Lakon Paris, Colette, Michette, Nouvé, Praliné, and others in and around Boston. And ditto the appearance of what was in the case. This is a great place if you want a quick pick-me-up while in Quincy, but-- for me-- not a croissant destination like those mentioned above. I did like the coffee. I really liked the space. Five tables for 4, three tables for 2, and a large group table. And two all-genders toilets.