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4.0 (72 reviews)
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Mango Matcha
Rajandeep D.

Great music, amazing vibe! The Matcha was good but slightly on the bitter side. The service was good and pretty fast for a busy Sunday afternoon. A bit pricey (extra matcha is + $2) which seems a bit excessive to me.

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Angela N.

This place was on my list of coffee shops to try while in Boston. Inside is quite small so I can see this place getting crowded. There were only a couple tables and barstools to sit. I ordered the Spanish latte and I enjoyed it. It wasn't too sweet and I could still take the espresso. I tried a sip of my friend's matcha latte and it was good too. The drinks did not disappoint.

Salted Honey Cloud Matcha
Feb W.

Pretty humid and ofc, a cold matcha is a must! I bump this place while walking around. Came inside and was greeted happily. The place is small but had few tables and chairs where you can dine & enjoy your order. I got Salted Honey Cloud Matcha and t'was pretty good. I should've told her though to make it 50% sweet coz it was way too sweet for my taste. Overall t'was okay. I enjoyed it. My order came in immediately so my thirst got its remedy. Anyhow, Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow Yeeps!

Tiffany C.

I tried a few coffee shops while visiting the city and this was my last stop on my trip before heading home. It did not disappoint! I felt like the coffee had the strong flavor that I liked without being overpowered by milk. Inside is pretty small but they did have seating there to sit and enjoy! It was raining that day so it was nice to sit and enjoy while the rain was subsiding.

Persia E.

The most overhyped coffee in boston.... BUTTT rightfully so! Omg in 1 week I visited 4x times, and i'm 30 minutes away. My favorite is their special salted cloud iced latte. It was perfect! They are very efficient, and the shop is very vibey and cool. It's a must visit!!

Salted honey latte, Pistachio latte, Brown butter latte
Emily G.

Went here yesterday and I'm glad I did! We grabbed lattes and walked around the Boston Commons with them. Great location. Staff were friendly and efficient, and the lattes were sweet and offered unique flavors like salted honey and brown butter. They have a smaller space with unique decor, and the cups are solid and reusable which I really liked! Good option if you're in the area and like a latte that doubles as a sweet treat.

Iced Salted Cloud Latte
Nena F.

I ordered one of their current summer specials - the Salted Cloud Iced Latte. I thought it was fantastic! On the sweeter side, but a great flavor profile overall, plus it was a quick experience from ordering to receiving my drink! I will say - I did not plan to stay inside, but there is not much seating so this is a stop & go type of place!

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Maya B.

I ordered the seasonal brown butter oat latte and this is one of the best iced lattes I've ever had! It was just a little salty and a little sweet, a perfect blend. The line can get kind of long and there's limited seating inside so it's probably best to order your drink to go.

Coconut matcha latte
Areeba Z.

This place has been on a list for a while now. I was in the area and decided to get a morning pick me up. I ordered a coconut matcha and an almond croissant. The total came down to $16 and some change. For two basic items this seems very expensive. The matcha was whisked to order however, the taste was very sweet and artificial. The croissant was also not flaky, it was soft and squishy. The almond paste inside was very sweet and tasted artificial. They have some seats with outlets inside if you want to sit. Overall for the price tag I would go elsewhere. Wasn't worth it.

Golden fig latte, hot Americano, pistachio croissant
Sara D.

Absolutely loved the drinks we chose - Golden fig iced latte, hot americano and raspberry iced matcha were all 10/10 no notes! The banana muffin was also delicious - the streusel on top was the best part. I was not a fan of the pistachio croissant. It was overly sweet and the croissant portion was dry and hard. I would not recommend the croissants but the rest of the food and drinks were great. The venue is small so I definitely recommend getting items to go as there isn't a lot of more to sit or stand and enjoy your food and drinks. The service was fast and easy, but the staff was definitely more interested in chatting with each other than they were creating a welcoming environment. The drinks were definitely worth it to visit again, but I'd just get drinks only to go on my next visit.

Stuffed pistachio croissant
Apex S.

WOW. Their latte was simply phenomenal. So well made. Beautiful ratio of espresso to milk and the "icing" on top being the salted maple cream. This was hands down the best latte I've had to date and I've had a "few". It was so good that I went to compliment the staff that made it haha. We also ordered a stuffed pistachio croissant which was also delicious. Crunchy on the outside, with sweet pistachio cream on the inside. It's a small cafe with very limited seating. But we had no difficulty in finding a table and enjoying the pretty decorations they put up for the season.

Iced matcha
Kamal B.

The area is a little tight, so don't expect there to be space when it's busy....There is pop music playing at a good volume, so if you want to focus/study without headphones...might want to reconsider and go someplace else. That being said, the staff is nice, the matcha is yum (a bit pricey but I mean it's Bon), and there is also just the aesthetics of the place too (plus the "fancy" cups). The vanilla matcha latte was definitely sweeter than the iced matcha latte, so if you want something sweet maybe consider getting something else.

Alejandra D.

We'd seen tons of people walking around with their red-lid cups, mostly near the Boston Public Garden, but I never stopped to ask where they got them, until I actually wanted one. Of course, no one was around with a cup at that moment. After some quick Instagram searching, I finally found it... and had a total facepalm moment because we had walked right past it the day before on a walking tour and even stopped in front of it! The shop is small but clean. I really wanted to try their viral banana matcha, but they were all out of banana, so disappointing because it looked amazing on Instagram. I went with the Iced Cardamom Rose Latte instead. At first, I thought it had espresso, but it didn't. When I asked, the staff were so friendly and offered to add a shot of espresso, which they did, super kind and appreciated! I also loved that they have an ADA-friendly elevator, since there are a few steps to get into the business. Small shop, friendly staff, and great drinks, definitely worth a visit.

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