Love the place! Flat bread is exceptional, but sometimes the ingredients in the sandwich or what…read moreever you want to call are inconsistent. Almost like its a different sandwich sometimes than the one you had the week before.

Roots & Roasts is a new cafe in Quincy Center. Easily accessible to the T. We arrived when the cafe…read morewasn't too busy and the worker seemed nice. We tried their Almond Croissant which was mediocre. The almond flavor wasn't strong and the croissant was stale. The black coffee tasted old too. When you're paying $12 for a croissant and 2 plain iced coffees, you would expect way better quality.

Hands down favorite boba shop and I've tried A LOT of different shops. Their drinks are super…read moreunique and they have a wide variety on their menu. So glad they opened a location near Boston!

I always come to The Alley for a blueberry yogurt mochi milk smoothie and an order of spring rolls…read more Hits the spot every time. Plenty of options for all the best drinks and their food and snack menu is just right.

Service was 5 stars. So friendly and kind. We were welcomed with a smile and all our questions were…read moreanswered. We even inquired about their chili crisp (so addicting) and they were kind enough to answer. Above and beyond! Space is 5 stars too. Plenty of seating in the front (bright and airy) and a quiet area at the back (dark and cozy). You don't feel rushed with your meal. Food was a 3.5-4. Ca Phe Kem Pho Mai (Vietnamese coffee with salted foam) was delicious. Strong coffee with a sweet and salty taste. I could've eaten the foam with a spoon. The salmon toast wasn't bad but I would make a couple of changes (1) reduce the cream cheese - it looks good/aesthetic but overwhelms the flavor (2) sub the avocado paste to fresh avocado, it had a funny taste. The cookie dough croissant was good but the outer cover was too crispy, it didn't have the flakiness of a croissant. I also wish they would have some other substitutions for their banh mi like chicken or shrimp or tofu. Hopefully someday!

Vang Coffee Bar is my FAVORITE work from home cafe spot Every item on their menu they serve…read moredirectly to your table with a smile and I promise everything is DELICIOUS (because yes, I've tried almost everything) My favorites drinks are the traditional vietnamese coffee with egg foam (cà phê trứng) or their jasmine peach orange tea with cinnamon (so refreshing!!) I also love their vietnamese bites including bánh mì chảo tiêu đen (basically a deconstructed bánh mì with the most tender steak) Their dining area is sunny, spacious, and has lots of front and back of hour seating with outlets everywhere - perfect for your next study date with some friends!

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.

We were in Quincy and I wanted to pop in to see the beautiful desserts and I was not disappointed!…read more The service was quick and friendly and we opted for a carrot cake croissant to go. Holy cow. Best croissant I've had in the boston area. I can't wait to go back and try other flavors!

Super super busy place! The business is incredibly small and there is absolutely no room. They have…read moreso many tables where you can not walk in between at all. They have actual entree items aside from pastries, so a lot of people were dining in. I was only there to order some pastries to go and it was so cramped in there. The pastries itself were beautiful. Around $8-10 a piece and each dessert was a quite small. The croissants were incredibly flakey and crispy. The raspberry cheesecake croissant was my favorite! I loved the cheesecake filling. The lychee mousse dessert was also everyone's favorite. These fruit shaped desserts were pretty soft. They don't have a crunchy chocolate shell like the ones that are currently trending online. Overall, these desserts were beautiful and tasted really good. I definitely loved the croissants more!

Had a late night cake craving so we door dashed a few pieces from here... and I was somewhat…read moredisappointed. The packaging was pristine and very pretty. What we ordered: -Rainbow cake: 4/5, this one was very interesting and we really enjoyed it. It had a fruit essence to it (versus vanilla cake dyed rainbow colors) paired with a very sweet frosting. -Nutella cake: 4/5, cake was soft and fluffy with great Nutella whipped frosting and thick Nutella between the layers. -NY cheesecake: 0/5, it tasted kind of spoiled? -Chocolate ganache cake: 3/5, it was very underwhelming, the crunchy pearls in it gave it a weird texture when you bit those with the soft cake. Whipped cream on top tastes weird.

The breads and pastries here are delicious, I'd definitely come back for it. They have a lot of…read moreseating to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. But the bench outlets don't work unless you use the ones straight from the wall. Unfortunately, the experience with the staff was underwhelming. The cashier was not trained well and no one to supervise. When asked questions about the coffee, he was giving more confused than I was. And it was a simple "can you add hazelnut to the coffee, or whats different about the korean coffee?" Not knowledgeable about the products, asking "do you know what that is?" for every item on my platter. Overall, the experience was fast to the point that I didnt even finish paying before my coffee was served. Food delicious. Vibes are good. Just needs work on professionalism on the staff side and training on the management side.

I ordered an ube latte (small hot w almond milk) and egg sandwich (w longanisa and seaweed on…read morepandesal) - TASTE: 4/5 - the ube extract flavor was strong and bitter, but adding more milk helped sweeten it. Liked the combo of sweet longanisa and salty seaweed in the egg sandwich TEXTURE: 4/5 - toasted pandesal, melted cheese, and crisp seaweed PRICE: 4/5 - total came to $12 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - debated getting the egg sandwich on a bagel for a potentially bigger portion vs. the small pandesal SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 10:15am on a Sunday and the space was empty. The employee at the counter was helpful and friendly ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - cozy, bright, and community-oriented space w murals and home-y touches PARKING: 4/5 - spots on Belmont St were taken, but more street parking available on Holbrook Rd

Quick version: Low prices for excellent quality, really lovely atmosphere…read more My chai latte was much better than the one I would've gotten at Starbucks and was pretty large for the price I paid. They were out of eggs, so I got a pork bun which was fluffy and delicious as well. They had a medium sized-menu with a good selection of your run of the mill American cafe staples as well as options that are harder to find in this area -- Saipao buns, ube lattes, lumpia... I was getting pissed off on the highway on my way to the school in Boston so I pulled off and was looking for a cafe somewhere in Milton or Quincy to work in until the traffic died off a little and found this on Apple Maps. So glad I stopped in! The cafe is bright and home-y, and they also are clearly trying to be a place to build community in the area. They have a whole library and check out system it seems for people to borrow books, and based on the signs welcome in anyone that needs to use the restroom or respite from whatever weather is going on! I used one of their tables and worked on some schoolwork, but they also had a variety of soft seating available. They had a really good playlist that had a great beat but was still kinda chill. It wasn't super busy, probably since it was midday on a Thursday, but damn it should be busier in there! Great spot... will most likely be stopping here the next time I find myself screaming at other cars and needing to calm my road rage. Another note: I saw a sign and it looks like they have a way for people to hold events here. If you had a community group that needed a spot to have meet ups I think this would be a great spot

We got a cold brew, cappuccino, blueberry lemon croffel, and a bacon bagel sandwich. Everything was…read moredelicious with serious attention to detail. The coffees had excellent flavor, (the scratch made seasonal almond cardamom syrup was especially good.) but the food really stood out too. Will return.

I was recommended this small cafe on TikTok for their tiramisu lattes (which those who know me know…read morethat I have an obsession with Tiramisu lattes). I ended up grabbing two lattes this morning and enjoying the winter ambiance of Weymouth. This cafe is located right next to a cinema, down the street from South Shore Hospital. For those who like to work from their laptop at cafes, this location is not a cafe where you can work from. This small storefront has very good latte, tea, and coffee options as well as a few food options such as breakfast sandwiches, bagels, and chaffles. For those who have celiac disease (like myself), this cafe does not have any gluten-free options - but don't let that stop you from trying one of their lattes or drink options. This morning I tried a tiramisu latte and a peanut butter latte. The tiramisu latte was very good and had a good balance of coffee and the flavoring. I would rate this latte an 8.5 out of 10 based on the appearance, flavor, and size. Regarding Tiramisu lattes, it was one of the better ones that I've tried. The peanut butter latte was also pretty good; however, I feel it could've had a little more coffee or peanut butter flavor. I felt as if it were like drinking almond milk after eating a peanut butter sandwich. I didn't really get the peanut butter flavor until after I was finishing the latte and got to the cold foam. Overall, this cafe was a cute find and would be amazing for a warm day if you planned on walking around Weymouth

My husband and I stopped in while driving through the area. Despite a small exterior there was…read moreplenty of parking and space inside to sit. We both got a hot vanilla latte. It was pretty solid. The flavor was good but had hoped for a bit more intense flavor. The staff members were all friendly and efficient. They seem to have a bunch of food options so if we stop in again we'll be sure to give that a try.

Coffee Break Cafe is a great place for a flavorful coffee pick-up me up on the weekend. It's…read morelocated in Quincy and there's free street parking in front of the cafe. There's not really seating and the location is kind of small so it can get crowded quickly. This location has a variety of unique latte flavors and a nice blend of coffee in the store. They also offer sweet and savory breakfast foods. The baristas are kind and made great recommendations based on my preferences. I tried an iced sugar daddy latte, which had a warm cinnamon and caramel taste. I'd definitely go back to try another flavor!

Why have I not been here? Located in Wollaston section of Quincy. Love their fresh mango,…read morepomegranate, coconut. Honestly, nothing bad here for an Asian tastebud who enjoys fresh and semi-sweet. Plus, you get a mason jar to use for other things at home. The only downsides are it can be quite pricey, especially when purchasing for a bunch of family and it takes awhile. Every time we come here or in the area, we always order a lot for each cousins. Friendly servers in a small shop. Some seatings with tables available. Best served cold and can still be good two days later.

Love this place for their fruit tea and coconut pudding. My recent visit the fruit tea just taste…read morelike regular unsweetened tea with no fruit taste. Maybe was just person making it but the previous 10x it has always been good. Even the coconut pudding was bland. Would have been 5 stars. Hopefully just a bad night and not a start of the downfall.