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Absolutely rude staff. Walked up the cashier standing there with a smirk on her face and doesn't…read moresay one word to me. After a moment of staring I simply just ask if she's ready for an order to which she replies with "I'm standing here". I'm going through a family medical crisis and the last thing I or anyone visiting a hospital need is to be greeted with rudeness for no reason whatsoever. Happened at 1:00pm the day of this posting in case management is curious. I was so taken aback I just left without ordering anything because I just couldn't believe what was happening. You guys seriously need to teach your workers there are some sympathy because this is a hospital and should be aware that people are in crisis and don't deserve to be treated like that

Stopped here for ice cream the other day! I love the location of this JP licks, it's the perfect…read morespot to hit after an esplanade sunset. There was plenty of seating inside and we had no trouble finding an open spot to sit down and enjoy our ice cream. There also wasn't a line which was really nice! My boyfriend got the mint chip in a waffle cone, and I got the salted caramel cookies n creme in a cup with sprinkles on it. While I do usually prefer my ice cream order to my boyfriends....i do have to admit that I liked his more. Don't skip the waffle cone like I did. Definitely a great stop to add to your day in boston! The flavors are always great, and there's seasonal flavors which rotate that are always fun to try.

While visiting Boston, we went on a late night hunt for dessert and ended up at JP Licks purely…read morebecause the name made us laugh. Turns out, it absolutely lived up to the hype. I went with two scoops, black raspberry and brownie chocolate, and the brownie was killer. Rich, chocolatey, and totally worth standing outside in 30 degree weather to eat it. I devoured it without hesitation. There were so many great flavor options, and my friends all found something they loved too. It felt like one of those classic, must-stop dessert spots. Cold, delicious, and just the right amount of chaotic fun... it was wicked good.

I came in here reluctantly, but I very glad I did. The cashier was top-notch, she was very…read moreknowledgeable about the drinks offered, the ambiance had a nice green aesthetic to matcha the vibes lol

I ordered an iced vanilla latte! I thought that their coffee was great- it was smooth & I loved the…read moresweetness. My friend got an iced cherry glaze matcha & enjoyed it. The cherry flavor is unique but works with the drink! Only thing- it smelt strongly of cigarettes in the shop which was kinda unpleasant. Overall, good coffee & matcha too!

Came here for a quick lunch and it did not disappoint! The chicken in my sandwich was cooked…read moreperfectly and had a great sauce on it. The milk bun as the bread was also a nice touch. Since I was in Boston, I definitely needed a slice of Boston creme pie. It was delicious! I would love to try their coffees and other pastries next time I come by :) Lines get long for lunch and things do sell out quickly so plan on either waiting or coming a bit earlier. There is seating upstairs and downstairs but it does get filled pretty quickly.

Very good though slightly chaotic the day we were there. They were down on staff so they weren't…read moredoing their normal service. Therefore, there were groups clamoring for the few tables that were inside. However, service was very friendly and the food options were delicious. Pastries and breakfast sandwiches are standouts and I particularly liked the avocado toast - a large portion avocado on very good bread with a variety of accompaniments. Pricing was reasonable and it's helpful to be able to order at the kiosk but as first timers it made it slightly confusing. We sat upstairs and it helped make things more relaxing as it was less crowded and plenty of room. I think this location is serving the hospital so I suspect it's always very busy.

While tiny and possibly hard to snag a table - the food here was delicious. Everything in the menu…read morelooked good but we tried some sandwiches and tarts from the bakery case. Quick service (and friendly when we had questions). They have outdoor seating on a patio and a few tables inside. Outside is fun for people watching as this location is right on the main area into the park and many cute shops in Beacon Hill. It does get sunny though so on a hot day inside is a nice respite. Fresh and quality ingredients everywhere (and leading to their price point). I would definitely visit again for breakfast or lunch or any time in between. Just looking at their bakery case made my mouth water.

Public bathroom available first of all! The code is on the door so no need to buy anything…read more Second of all, I got the salmon avocado egg and this sandwich. Was missing my New York lox bagel so got this... was fire although bread was interesting. Felt like a baguette vibe and was too buttery. In case u didn't know I hate the taste of butter. Other than that fireeee I love poached eggs. Cold brew was also good although the orange taste wasn't there as much as I thought. Service was very quick and drinks and pastries were almost instantaneous like always!!

Great experience at the Thinking Cup. Very quick and easy coffee shop. They have pastries and…read moresavory food items. It's a good cafe vibe with indoor and outdoor seating. In the back, it almost feels like you're in a Speakeasy. Overall, a nice place to get a bite and coffee to go.

A great café in the heart of Back Bay and an easy place to spend a relaxing morning or afternoon…read more The interior is spacious, bright, and charming, with plenty of seating compared with many coffee shops in the area. The vegetable frittata was delicious--fresh, satisfying, and a perfect light breakfast. We also shared a scone with fruit jam, which was very well made. Scones are highly subjective, but this one was exactly the style I enjoy: flavorful without being overly sweet. I didn't try the coffee myself, but my partner really enjoyed hers, which isn't surprising given Thinking Cup's reputation as one of Boston's standout coffee shops. Between the welcoming atmosphere, quality food, and excellent location on Newbury Street, I'd definitely return the next time I'm in Boston.

Blank Street coffee has a reputation around Boston for their Matcha so I had to try it. I got the…read morestrawberry shortcake one and yeah it was delicious. Very sweet with the strawberry but yummy. There was a line as this location is smaller and it was on a Saturday but it moved fairly quickly. Not a lot of room to eat inside but a few spaces. Most people grab and go.

I LOVE blank street! As someone from the west coast, I wish this chain was closer to where I live…read morebecause the amount of drink you get for what you pay & the service are top tier :)

This Historic Restaurant on Charles Street in Boston has been here since 1837!…read moreGreat location in the Cities Beacon hill where many famous and well known families live and have lived here around Bostons State House! Many movies have been filmed on Charles Street and neighborhood! But one comes here for the Great portions of great tasting meals! Lines go on and on! It's worth the wait and worth the time to walk around Charles Street! Check it out!

I ordered the seasonal red sangria to start with and in the summer heat it was exactly what I…read moreneeded. A little too sparkly for my taste but the mix of flavors was just right. For my entree, I ordered the huevos rancheros. The dish was good, but it lacked the spice that I would expect from a Mexican breakfast staple. The sauce was especially disappointing, I could not discern much flavor from it. The service was great! They got us in and out fairly quickly.

Second time in two days. Yesterday an unbelievable cappuccino and today back for an espresso…read moremartini! I'm not a big coffee lover. Starbucks makes my stomach sick, literally, but this coffee makes me feel good. can't wait for the espresso martini. Can I feel any better? I'm thinking so:))

Such an iconic spot, with the hustle and bustle of the place, it lets you know the quality of the…read moredrinks speak for itself. Started our night off with two espresso martinis, and a cheesecake to share. I had one sip of my espresso martini and I wanted 10 more! The espresso was so fresh and crisp, it's rare finding a place with a truly crafted espresso. Service was quick and got our drinks over to us promptly. We originally sat in a back room situation but was waved over by an employee and found us a much better spot! Perfect pit spot when you need a little pick me up before the night begins!

This small cafe serves plates made with fresh and simple ingredients - definitely grab a…read morereservation before you go as there is limited seating! Service was attentive and welcoming. We came for dinner and I got the turkey and brie sandwich. The brie melted in your mouth and paired perfectly with the crunchy vegetables and turkey in the sandwich. There was also a layer of fruit jam which created a salty sweet combination that was delicious. I also shared a warm custard bread pudding for dessert with a friend (be aware that you have to order this 30 minutes ahead as they bake it fresh!) which was so yummy - it was quite sweet but gooey and a lovely mixture of caramel flavors that paired nicely with the vanilla gelato. Prices are on the higher side but align with the attention that is paid to each plate! They have a super cute bookstore next to the cafe which is fun to browse. The set-up is within three stories of a house and the decor/design inside is very cozy - definitely worth checking out. On the third floor children's section there is a toy train that periodically circles the top of the room which is a fun touch too!

Heartbreaking. The bookstore is exceptional. But the cafe is absurdly expensive and the male waiter…read morewalks the fine line on rude. The wonderful waitress, Sabrina, saved this from being a one star review. First the food. You pay $15 on the kids menu for literally a scrambled egg on an unbuttered piece of toast. Nothing else on the plate. The $24 breakfast is two scrambled eggs on white toast with a few cherry tomorrows on top and a side of small meatball-looking turkey sausages. I was shocked, but since I was with my child, I didn't want to say a thing. There is absolutely NOTHING on this menu worth the cost or experience. Also, they do not pour the tea and if you ask for milk (typically served with dark teas) the waiter gives you impatient side-eye. The cafe has everything, EVERYTHING which could really make it a spectacular experience, and I can say that I will never go again or recommend. Get a muffin and coffee/tea at Tatte or Flour Bakery and skip this cafe and go straight to the book store. The bookstore is a joy.