Sometimes you just need a good pastry... one of my favorite spots in Boston is Lakon Paris…read morePatisserie. There's nothing little about these pastries, and they are individually more than just a snack, but oh, my, goodness, delicious. I've tried a variety of them and have to say my favorite savory one is the spinach and feta and sweet is well, anything with chocolate :) I've ordered these when hosting high profile clients at work and they make quite the impression, so I definitely recommend stopping by grabbing a coffee and trying something.. I also recommend splitting with someone as well! Lentz_explore

Hadn't been to Lakon in almost 12 months but when I saw the strawberry and rhubarb constant I…read morecouldn't resist! Perfect ratio of cream and jam inside, not too sweet or overstuffed so you could still taste the actually croissant which was baked very well! Would like a bit more flakiness but definitely worth the price! $10 after tip for one croissant. Hope to see more specials like this, light fruit jam-filled croissants rather than the heavier flavours.

Definitely the best coffee in the seaport. There's a great array of options for any type of coffee…read morelover. I usually got with one of their locally roasted options as a pour over while the strong syrup and latte offerings will satisfy those looking for something different. The space is the lobby of an office building and has quite a few different seating options as well. If you're looking for a bakery item this wouldn't be my recommendation but for coffee it can't be beat.

I keep coming back for their Americano. It's pretty good and I think it's one of the better ones in…read moreSeaport especially given the flavor and consistent quality. I am a big dark roast fan but the americano allowed the flavors from the beans to come through more. I'm not sure of their other drinks but at least I found something I enjoy. This location is a counter in the lobby of an office building and as a result there's a lot of seating which could be good for meeting up with people and also getting some work done. I don't hate it since it's so hard to find somewhere to sit in Boston but the Seaport office buildings do an ok job of offering a free space to sit in the lobby.

Staff is always friendly. Shop is cute and well kept. I normally don't like chunky cookies but…read morethese ones surprised me! I got the signature chocolate chip and walnut cookie and was so happy with my purchase. Perfect combination of a nice crispy exterior that melts into a chewy, chocolately center. I've also gotten a dirty chai and a regular latte from this location and was satisfied both times.

This bakery was introduced by my friends in New York. Happy to see branches in Boston!…read more Oatmeal Raisin Cookie: Only large portion of sugar could make the cookie incredibly crispy. I could even feel the delicate, sandy crunch as I bit into it, like stepping softly on the fresh snow. But as the saying goes, "one coin has two sides", it was somehow way too overwhelmingly sweet for our Chinese appetite. My regrets for not following the waitress's advice to grab some tea.

Everything tasted fresh, comforting, and thoughtfully made. The tomato based dish with eggs was…read morerich and satisfying, the smoked salmon toast was perfectly balanced, and the pastries were flaky and indulgent without being heavy. It's the kind of place that feels cozy yet elevated, ideal for a relaxed brunch or casual lunch. Consistently great food that hits every time. Service was great as well!

This place is so good I've eaten here two days in a row. They are so quick and efficient. They…read morehave two ordering kiosks outside of the restaurant but you can also come in and order. I tried the smash burger salad minus pickles and chips on my first visit and on the second visit was gonna do the same but I was in the mood for something sweet and went with the American breakfast. The salad was so good! Full of flavor and humongous! The only issue I had was the amount of red onions they put on it. I'm a fan of red onions but it was over powering. Aside from that no complaints. The American breakfast was also tasty, I was shocked by the size they gave so much food. The star of the meal was the French toast! I am not a huge French toast fan and often steer clear because most people can't get it right, but this was by far the best French toast I've ever had. Perfectly fried and full of flavor. If you are a fan of French toast you gotta try theirs you won't be disappointed.

Easily the best location in Boston. One of the best run and nicest team! Everyone is thoughtful and…read morehelpful. Important: 1. Portion sizes are perfect 2. The restaurant is clean and organized 3. Everyone is kind and helpful 4. Best latte I've ever had 5. Consistently great. 6. The food is delicious! 7. fattoush dressing is an addictive drug. 8. Chocolate croissant. I've been to a lot of other locations, this one is the most consistent.

I stopped by Tatte and tried the morning bun and an iced pistachio latte…read more The morning bun was excellent. It had a crunchy, sugary exterior with a soft, buttery center and a delicious streusel swirl throughout. The texture contrast was spot on -- crisp on the outside and tender in the middle. Definitely a pastry I'd order again. The iced pistachio latte, however, didn't meet expectations. Instead of a smooth pistachio flavor infused into the coffee, there were actual pieces of pistachio that settled at the bottom and repeatedly clogged my straw. It required more chewing than sipping, which wasn't what I anticipated. I was hoping for a pistachio syrup or sauce blended seamlessly into the drink for a smoother experience. Overall, the visit was okay. The pastry was a standout, but the latte fell short. Prices are on the higher side, though that's fairly expected for Boston.

When traveling, I always struggle with having a healthy breakfast. Flour has such a good overnight…read moreoats option - it's a perfect combo of oats, chia and flax seeds, cinnamon, berries and oat milk. I haven't had many of their pastries, but their monkey bread wasn't anything special (it ate dry). I won't dock them for that because the oats really make up for it. Their lattes are solid though, and the staff are friendly too. It's quick to move even when busy. Seating is nice - there's indoor as well as outdoor spaces, and newspapers to read as you dine in.

I recently ordered delivery from Flour Bakery + Cafe(Boston location), and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I tried the breakfast egg sandwich and the chicken tikka masala naan and both were so yummy and incredibly satisfying. The egg sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala naan was packed with taste and surprisingly filling, it made for a great lunch. Everything arrived well-packed and fresh. Definitely ordering again!

We just arrived in Boston on the redeye and are staying at the Dagne hotel and attached to it. Is…read morethis awesome coffee shop called the Tradesman! Great rich coffee latte Americanos! The scones are awesome and their specialty croissants are extremely cool Free Wi-Fi

Tradesman Coffee Shop & Lounge inside The Dagny is such a cute and welcoming spot. The decor is…read morecomforting, chic, and beautifully designed, making it a great place to sit, relax, and enjoy a good cup of coffee. I ordered their seasonal honey lavender hot latte with oat milk, and it was absolutely delicious--perfectly balanced with just the right touch of sweetness and floral flavor. I also had a mixed mint and green hot tea, which was fresh and soothing. They also offer delicious breakfast pastries, which pair perfectly with their drinks. Overall, it's a wonderful little café with great drinks, cozy vibes, and a stylish atmosphere with great service. Definitely worth stopping by if you're staying at or near The Dagny.

A beautiful little café inside a beautiful hotel!…read more I wish I was able to try so much more because everything looked delicious, but I opted for a Boston cream pie donut that just got brought out. The donut was still kind of warm, airy, fresh, and the cream inside wasn't too sweet. The chocolate on top was delicious and tied everything together. I would come here again!

This was a very nice coffee shop with pastries and breakfast sandwiches located inside the Omni…read moreBoston hotel. They were very efficient, even though the line was long it moved pretty quickly. Their chocolate croissants were delicious. Highly recommend.

I went with a friend on a Saturday morning for coffee and a pastry. The line was almost out the…read moredoor but moved relatively quickly. It's a little bit of a European vibe with the small tables and I love that there is a big window into the kitchen so you can watch the pastries being made. You order everything at the counter and then pick an open table where your food is brought to you. The oat milk latte with honey was phenomenal and so was the feta honey danish! We got ours to go this time but definitely will be going back to try more pastries and to sit down for breakfast or brunch.

Probably one of the better lattes that I've had in a while! Definitely recommend their hot regular…read morelatte. The barista there has their coffee pull down. I also tried an iced flat white but it wasn't as good.. something about the steamed milk with the perfectly pulled espresso was a stand out! The pastries are fine. Good but nothing special. We tried the pistachio croissant, banana bread, and chocolate croissant. Banana bread was fluffier and less moist than I would like. Both croissants were good, I liked that they weren't too sweet. Long line when I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and the place was packed. We took to go but even if we wanted to stay, there were no open seats. It is similar to Tatte and flour where you order at the counter and they give you a number to place on your table. Would 100% return for the lattes!

10/10! I can't wait…read moreto return when the weather is nice. Such a cute cafe inside a cute bookshop, with view of the water! What more do you need?! Excellent, strong coffee and the empanadas (though cold) were tasty and went perfectly with the warm tomato soup. I did have a hard time finding it the first time though, but my own fault. It's inside a bookshop. You might be able to spot a bike with the sign "travelmug" in the front. If you have extra time, and don't mind the walk, I recommend following the path along the water to / from south station.

I was super excited to try Travel Mug cafe but was a bit underwhelmed. The cafe itself is…read morebeautiful. Excellent vibes as its attached to a bookstore and right on the water. I had one of their seasonal lattes and an empanada. While the empanada had great flavor, it was very soggy and not a traditional empanada texture. The latte was okay, but it mostly tasted of oat milk. The bold espresso flavor did not really come through. I would visit again to try something else but off first impressions it wasn't my favorite.