Ritual Coffee Bar was an awesome find and definitely exceeded our expectations…read more From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly friendly and took the time to walk us through the entire menu, explaining all the different food and drink options. They also mentioned they serve brunch on the weekends, which immediately gave us another reason to come back. The espresso and tiramisu martinis were absolutely delicious, and one of the biggest highlights for me was that they were able to make them decaf. That's not something you find everywhere, and it made the experience even better. The atmosphere is cozy, welcoming, and has a really cool vibe. It's the kind of place where you can stop in for breakfast, lunch, brunch, or even dinner. They have an impressive drink menu and plenty of great food options, making it easy to visit any time of day. What really stood out was their private room. It's a fantastic space for meetings, podcasts, or small gatherings and can comfortably fit a good-sized group. We'll definitely be making Ritual Coffee Bar one of our regular spots. Highly recommend!

Amazing new coffee shop with cocktails and small bites. If you're in the area, stop by! Plenty of…read moreseating for groups of 2 or 4, along with single seats at the bar. You'll also see a small conference room / podcast booth in the back which is so cool. I have the regular espresso martini and can tell you it was amazing -- very smooth and espresso forward.

This cafe is such a fun addition to grab a coffee and hang out! There's a ton of seating and it's a…read moregreat space to get work done. I decided to order one of the specialty lattes (rainbow cookie) and it was delicious. They also have a few options for pastries available too. Definitely check them out if you need a coffee shop to try!

Amazing cafe, with beautiful natural light, and great vibes. My new favorite thing is to come in on…read morea weekday, have a coffee and study, and then grab a drink when the bar opens! I had a special drink for thanksgiving and it was amazing. Short path always blows me away with the fun flavors and uniqueness. I'd love some more tea and food options! Oh also there's a cat !

An adorable neighborhood spot with eclectic furniture and fun vibe. Here for weekend brunch, we…read morereally enjoyed our coffee drinks and the divorciado eggs. The empanadas was too oily but everything else was enjoyable. Portion sizes weren't huge but satisfying.

Came in for brunch, and the food was excellent! I wouldn't recommend the Irish coffee though; it…read moreseemed to just be black coffee with A LOT of not great whisky. Next time I'll try a mimosa instead!

My favorite coffee, The Little Wolf is to die for. The orange oleo saccharum & smoked maple is a…read morecombo that I never knew I needed. I'm halfway between the Ipswich & Boston location but I do favor Ipswich for the low traffic, I'm always in and out. Highly recommend, I even have merch because their logo is so cute.

The most recommended coffee shop in Ipswich, it was quite crowded even on a Monday afternoon. The…read moreblue and white color scheme and the Little Wolf icon are super cute! Iced Latte: More bitter than a regular latte, with a richer milk flavor, which I actually quite like. The Little Wolf: My friend ordered this eponymous house-special. The spice flavor was extremely strong, especially the cinnamon, which I really couldn't handle.

My order: Granola bar and cortado The review: I am an…read moreespresso fiend and hadn't heard of Triangle until it curiously popped up on Google Maps. Essentially half coffee shop, half art gallery, Triangle is the perfect spot for quiet work in an extremely sleek ambiance. The kind baristas explained that they have their own espresso label roasted by local Broadsheet roasters. They source their pastries from Revival café. The gluten-free (and at least one vegan) pastry options are in the same case as the others, just to be aware. Granola bar was great. Will totally be back!

This is a terrific cafe in East Somerville, with a huge art gallery at one end that shows work by…read morelocal artists and some sidewalk seating outside. It's only open during workday hours on weekdays because it's mostly serving the other tenants in the building where it's located, but is a great space for working or gathering, a wonderful addition to the area.

Customer service is wonderful!!! Did online order and even with recent blizzard, shipment went out…read morequickly and I received quickly. There was a problem with the contents on arrival, and they were super quick to resolve it! Plus, their products are great!

I grew up between newton and malden most of my life and the smell of roasting coffee coming from…read moreNew England Coffee has always been a familiar and comforting smell. I have had their coffee at many different places, but never directly from their flagship store! I visited on a wednesday morning and was greeted with a warm, kind welcome. I ordered one of their special flavors of the day to drink, and also ordered a pound of Peanut Butter Banana Milkshake ground coffee to make at home. The coffee is delicious and I love how many unqiue varieties they have. It really sets them apart from other places.

Wowzers!!! We had a 3am start today so by lunchtime we were crashing hard lol. We are from out of…read moretown so we were yelping great coffee spots and we were not disappointed! We had an Americano and a white mocha caramel. So delicious, perfectly made, and if you get a cinnamon roll (you should!) make sure you get it heated it's amazing. Love the vibe and purpose of this place and will definitely be back many times before I leave Boston!

I went there few weeks ago. My cousin had nutty professor and I took more than few sips. I highly…read morerecommend it. Got few breakfast sandwiches. They were good. I would go again!

We took a little Summerween trip from Boston to Salem, then back to Boston (via train). We'd…read moreplanned to ride the train back to Boston then take a different train to the airport, but seeing our luggage, several people on the train recommended avoiding downtown Boston and instead hopping off at Chelsea to take the Silver Line bus to the airport shuttles. Our flight was delayed and we didn't want to just sit in the airport, so we decided to listen to the locals, hop off at Chelsea then look for some cool local spot to get a coffee and maybe some food. This is a hidden gem in Chelsea. We asked folks on the train if they had recommendations.. they did not. We got off at Chelsea and it was pretty much a food and attraction desert, at least within walking distance of the bus stop. Luckily, Yelp came to the rescue. The coffee search brought up Dunkin, Starbucks and Aloe Natural. A quick glance at their Yelp page showed a picture of the coconut obsession coffee drink, and I was sold. With our luggage in tow, we walked the 3 blocks from the bus stop to find the business. It's literally a straight shot down the road, but I do recommend crossing to the right side of the street when given the opportunity, then taking the crosswalk to move over to the left right before reaching the business. The entrance is 2 small steps, so keep that in mind if you are a wheelchair or adaptive walking device user. It's a small, but clean and welcoming spot -- even offering a little swing and backdrop for selfies. We entered just before 2p on a weekday. The woman behind the counter was friendly and welcoming. She smiled and thanked us for visiting when I told her how we'd come to find the business. She said most of their traffic is students and teachers who want a healthier option in the neighborhood. She told us they have another business in the neighborhood which offers the often heavier, traditional Hispanic foods. We stayed until 3p, when they closed -- but that last hour they had a really steady stream of students and takeout pickups. We were honestly surprised to see them close so early. It seems like they'd do well to stay open until 4p, or maybe even 5p to catch more of that after school/work crowd. We went for the coffee but were blown away by the açaí bowl. It was delicious! Fresh, light, healthy-- everything I needed after 5 days of tourist walking and exploring. I ordered the iced coconut obsession and was pleased to get a little bit of Nutella with every sip. It was decadent, but not so sweet that it made my stomach hurt. My girlfriend ordered a strawberry lemonade and was also pleased. The prices were super reasonable, especially given the size and amount of fresh produce. My GF said she wasn't really hungry and only wanted a few bites, but ended up eating half of my açaí bowl. It was that good. If they'd been open later, I would have ordered a second one. I definitely recommend giving this small local business a try. Next time we find ourselves in Boston, we'll definitely stop in Chelsea to take the silver line bus to the airport and get a repeat of this exact meal. **As a side note, the restroom was a single-person, gender neutral room with a full-size baby changing table. It was clean and great for a #1. There's a table just outside the bathroom door -- only because the inside space is very small. They are very mindful of this and try to keep the bathroom door shut when not in use, so knock if you need to go.

we came here on a whim while waiting for our flight & wow we're we pleasantly surprised! the…read moresmoothie was amazing & the macarons were some of the freshest we've ever had! it's a bit hard to find but what a spot!