I loved it here and now I'm just disappointed I didn't go sooner! This is a very thoughtfully…read moredesigned cafe with a motorcycle shop Nextdoor. The cold brew was delicious and the fatayer was the best I've had in the boston area. The public parking lot across the street makes it easy to visit. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Big fan, I'll be back soon!

I had no idea what to expect before coming here so I was very pleasantly surprised. The space is…read morethoughtfully decorated with a number of tables located in both the front and back. There's wifi and a single restroom, and public parking nearby for those driving here. I got an iced sweet tahini latte, which I enjoyed. It was the perfect amount of sweetness. I also got the baklava which was pretty standard and did not disappoint. I wish I lived closer, but for now I'm happy to have finally tried Madhouse!

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.

I really like this Thinking Cup on Newbury St. It's got that cozy, quaint feeling. The coffee is…read morealways good and the baked goods are great. They have one of the best almond croissants anywhere. To the review bashing this place for a ban mi sandwich try going to a Vietnamese place. Who gets a Vietnamese sandowdy at a Cafe???? To the other reviewer complaining about Wi-Fi, seriously? You give a place 1 star for that? Ignore the bad reviews please. This place is a gem. Staff is alwyas friendly. It does get very busy so plan accordingly. I enjoy going first thing in the morning when it's quiet before the hell of work begins. Arrivaderci!

I'm "Thinking" this place used a K-cup twice to brew our coffee. Watered down. It's hard to imagine…read morecoffee being literally flavorless - but they somehow managed to accomplish this. As a bonus, I had the (mis)fortune of trying one of the hot chocolates we ordered for the kids - and their review "dad, this kind of taste like foam without sugar" was spot on. You can literally see three other coffee shops from the front door of this place - choose one of them. Now, all of that being said, they have somehow managed to generate a loyal following. I went in around 1PM and the place was literally PACKED! Not sure what the 100+ people there were having - but they were camped out, laptops in hand, having extended social hours with cups in front of them. Maybe it's the ambiance, maybe the wifi is ridiculously fast, maybe the food is better....not sure - but there is absolutely no way these people were there for the coffee (or hot chocolate).

Got the Nutella French toast at Cafe Bonjour and it definitely lived up to the hype. Thick-cut…read morebread, perfectly soft inside with a slight crisp on the edges, and loaded with Nutella without being overly messy. The strawberries and banana balanced it out so it didn't feel too heavy. Portion size was solid--borderline dessert-for-breakfast, but in a good way. Coffee was decent, nothing crazy. Place is small and gets packed, so expect a wait. Overall: great spot if you want something sweet and indulgent for brunch.

I wasn't as impressed with Cafe Bonjour as my chum was, and it's clearly well-liked; part of it…read moremight have been the rainy weather, part of it might have been my lighter lunch selection but this one just didn't really hit with me. I stopped by in the early afternoon this past Monday with my top-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality. This establishment is pretty close to a prior Airbnb we've stayed at and is in a neighborhood we've spent a solid amount of time in, so it's been off and on our radar for a few years. I'm pretty sure we attempted to stop by on an earlier trip but it was too busy - a tribute to the restaurant for sure. Two elements stood out to me almost immediately when we walked in, one good, one bad. On a positive note, the service was excellent - that came across in waves. This is a busy restaurant in a tourist area, and nine out of 10 times, the hospitality would suffer as a result. Not here; we were warmly received as soon as we walked in and were consistently attended to throughout our visit. Top notch in that regard. Con? Personal preference on my end, it just felt kind of grimy in there, like it had taken on the personality of its neighborhood, which is in my opinion not the best and has a homeless issue. There's definitely some personality in there - some gorgeous wood paneling and whatnot - but it was a little too chaotic/claustrophobic for me. I think there's a way they could upgrade the interior without compromising the uniqueness of Cafe Bonjour. I was at the part of our mini-vacation where I didn't necessarily have regrets over my food naughtiness, but my palate definitely needed some legitimate nourishment. I opted for the Signature Blueberry Bowl,, which predictably featured a great many blueberries, and was essentially an acai bowl interpretation with bananas and peanut butter (similar to the Acai Power Bowl at Playa Bowls). It was fine - good portion for what it was. I think they should have made it more...solid, if that makes sense. Like make the blended blueberry aspect quasi frozen so it had more substance to it. Without doing so, it just seemed too liquidy and harder to eat as a result. It was also a little bland and could have used an additional ingredient or two, and the hunks of peanut butter were difficult to blend into the bowl, so sometimes you'd end up inadvertently getting nothing but a mouthful of peanut butter. Not the best, but also probably not their biggest menu selling point. For what it's worth, my chum loved her dish (I think she got the Bennies) and enjoyed her time here immensely. This is one I'd like a do-over on and would be more than willing to come back with a better appetite and revisit - I don't know that my opinions on the vibe/atmosphere are going to change (though maybe some of that is dependent on the weather and this place really shines when the sun is out), but I probably didn't get the best that Cafe Bonjour has to offer.

This is a cute little cafe with large windows on the storefront. There's a small amount of tables,…read morebar seating, and stadium seating to suit your needs. Wait time was about 15 min, which they tell you as soon as you order. The wait was well worth it. I got a hot hojicha latte and it is one of the best I have tried. It was only after I left that I realized this cafe actually originates from Kyoto. I cannot wait to come back to try more things on the menu the next time I am in Boston. Would recommend this spot to anyone.

Ogawa is one of my most frequented coffee shops because I always order their hojicha latte every…read moretime I'm in downtown Boston! Hojicha is a roasted green tea with a similar creamy consistency as matcha, and is imported from Japan to Ogawa in Boston! Their matcha and hojicha lattes are truly, some of the best I've had in the city During the spring, they have their limited rose matcha latte which has a strong rose flavor for the floral tea lovers (little too strong for my tastebuds~) and during the Fall, they have their salted caramel pumpkin latte (which has a more mild pumpkin flavor in my opinion). They have a few different sandwiches and desserts on their menu, but I think their egg sandos made with their in-house shokupan are my favorite!!

Was just strolling around when I came across this place. Seeing the Friends Show décor and the…read moreshow-themed menu, of course I had to give it a try. The interior reflects the show as well, with the familiar logo, the big sofa area, and themed décor and merchandise throughout. I opted for Joey's meatball sub with chips and a mimosa. The meatball sub was great. The meatballs were cut into smaller pieces, which made it much easier to eat. The toasted bread soaked up the sauce really well, and the melted cheese truly sealed in the flavor. As a fan of the show, the whole experience, from décor to menu to food, made this a really fun and memorable stop. I'd absolutely come back.

If you're a fan of the show then you should definitely stop by here! Decorated just like the show,…read moreand so many references everywhere . Lots of souvenirs to buy also. It's also a legit cafe because they have real coffee and you can buy the beans also. Huge selection of coffees and roasts, food choices and pastries, photo worthy backdrops, and friendly service I was actually almost carded here because they also serve alcoholic beverages

We stopped at Caffe Vittoria during a food tour and we were lucky that a reservation was made and…read morewe had a table set aside for our group. As we walked in, we were met with the great aroma of coffee and baked goods. The place was very busy and there were a lot of staff moving around and customers having conversations or in line to order take out. We sat in a separate area downstairs and we were the only guests there. It was somewhat dark but it was private and there were bathrooms downstairs. We tried their tiramisu that was one of the bests I've ever tried. We also ordered their pistachio martini that was a super treat as it also had pistachio gelato. Their cappuccino made me want a second one. I am coming back to this place next time that I visit the North End!

A very cute cafe with vintage decor. There's ample seating, and they are quick to take your order…read moreand serve your food and drinks. It's a bit dim inside, but it's a nice atmosphere for a rainy day. They have a wide selection of unique teas, such as pomegranate green and orange ginger. The tiramisu was very light and tasty, with the perfect balance of sweetness and bitterness. Please note that they are cash only. However, there is an atm inside if needed.

WHAAAAAAAAAAT!?!?!?! OKAAAAYYYY!!! First and foremost I'd like to thank the person who created…read morethis place because every thing about it was PERFECTO!! From the latte to the cinnamon roll. You just could not go wrong. So much flavor, so much gooeyness and the presentation????? BEYOND!!!! Merci! Merci! Merci!

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Beautiful store with beautiful pastries, with expected prices…read more A friend recommended I check this place out while I was in Boston and indeed it was a very fancy pastry shop. Since I'd just eaten a large meal, however, I was not in the mood for more food, no matter how beautiful it looked. I just got a combo assortment of macarons that came in a nice sturdy plastic case (the high prices do mean some nice packaging). I ate the macarons over the next few days and they were great, with natural-tasting flavors (coffee was my fave) and a satisfying macaron texture, with the slightly crisp outside and slightly chewy inside. As a bonus, I was able to repurpose the case to hold some tiny doodads in my studio.

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.

You may think I'm crazy, but my favorite part about Boston was this bookstore. It absolutely took…read moremy breath away! It is the cutest place ever, from their squirrel mascot, to the fireplace on each floor, to the windows on each end of the rooms that lit the rooms with sunlight, it truly had such a relaxing vibe. I loved the decor and how they converted the house into 4 stories of epic cuteness galore! Each floor had different genres of books, with the top floor (5th) housing the staff only area. The 4th floor has the children's/young adult books and I love how there are so many fun elements there, from the train that goes around the top by the ceiling, to the small red door that I think it just there for decoration? Unless it leads to some magical other part of the building... lol The ground level has a cafe and offers typical cafe food like sandwiches, soups and salads, but I think their specialty is breakfast/brunch items as well as afternoon tea. We wanted to sit down and enjoy a warm drink after our book browsing and were lucky that we were able to get seated right away, as shortly after there were larger parties coming in for brunch. Fully wheelchair accessible with access through the cafe, there is an elevator that will take you to all levels. There is one restroom on the 4th floor that is also accessible.

Solely reviewing the bookstore component and not the cafe…read more This is such a well curated and cute shop. The nooks with cookbooks and coffee table books are so aesthetically pleasing. The notes from the staff on their picks are really helpful too. Reminds me of the independent bookstores in the UK. This kids floor is also great with toys, including a toy train, and a fireplace. Two bathrooms too on this floor and the bottom floor.