Sometimes you just need a good pastry... one of my favorite spots in Boston is Lakon Paris…read morePatisserie. There's nothing little about these pastries, and they are individually more than just a snack, but oh, my, goodness, delicious. I've tried a variety of them and have to say my favorite savory one is the spinach and feta and sweet is well, anything with chocolate :) I've ordered these when hosting high profile clients at work and they make quite the impression, so I definitely recommend stopping by grabbing a coffee and trying something.. I also recommend splitting with someone as well! Lentz_explore

my blueberry latte was fine. the blueberry flavoring wasn't strong at all... definitely not worth…read more$6 if i'm being honest i would love to come back and try their pastries service was great. spacing is pretty small, very very limited seating. it's more of a grab and go kind of establishment

Definitely the best coffee in the seaport. There's a great array of options for any type of coffee…read morelover. I usually got with one of their locally roasted options as a pour over while the strong syrup and latte offerings will satisfy those looking for something different. The space is the lobby of an office building and has quite a few different seating options as well. If you're looking for a bakery item this wouldn't be my recommendation but for coffee it can't be beat.

I keep coming back for their Americano. It's pretty good and I think it's one of the better ones in…read moreSeaport especially given the flavor and consistent quality. I am a big dark roast fan but the americano allowed the flavors from the beans to come through more. I'm not sure of their other drinks but at least I found something I enjoy. This location is a counter in the lobby of an office building and as a result there's a lot of seating which could be good for meeting up with people and also getting some work done. I don't hate it since it's so hard to find somewhere to sit in Boston but the Seaport office buildings do an ok job of offering a free space to sit in the lobby.

I visited the Phin coffee house next to the Atlas hotel on Western by Harvard Business school and…read morehad a wonderful experience. I tried the avocado toast - it was phenomenal. My husband loved his salmon and cream cheese bagel. Then i decided to try to the Coconut coffee. Oh.my.gosh. It was one of the most delicious drinks I've ever tried. Creamy, whipped coconut cream and strong, rich coffee poured on top. I need a Phin coffee in Minnesota! Wonderful staff!! I'll be stopping by on every trip to Boston!

I had such a great experience at Phin Coffee House. I was staying at a hotel across from Harvard…read moreand originally stopped in just because it was convenient, but I'm so glad I did. The coffee is easily some of the best I've had in a long time, and the service was genuinely exceptional. After only one visit, the woman working the register remembered both my name and my order, which was such a thoughtful touch and made me feel incredibly welcome. I also tried the chicken bánh mì, and it was absolutely delicious...fresh, flavorful, and the perfect breakfast/lunch option alongside a coffee. It's rare to find a place that gets both the food and hospitality right, but Phin Coffee House does. I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Cambridge. 10/10.

When traveling, I always struggle with having a healthy breakfast. Flour has such a good overnight…read moreoats option - it's a perfect combo of oats, chia and flax seeds, cinnamon, berries and oat milk. I haven't had many of their pastries, but their monkey bread wasn't anything special (it ate dry). I won't dock them for that because the oats really make up for it. Their lattes are solid though, and the staff are friendly too. It's quick to move even when busy. Seating is nice - there's indoor as well as outdoor spaces, and newspapers to read as you dine in.

I recently ordered delivery from Flour Bakery + Cafe(Boston location), and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! I tried the breakfast egg sandwich and the chicken tikka masala naan and both were so yummy and incredibly satisfying. The egg sandwich was perfectly made, fresh, and flavorful. The chicken tikka masala naan was packed with taste and surprisingly filling, it made for a great lunch. Everything arrived well-packed and fresh. Definitely ordering again!

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.

I LOVE THIS SPANISH LATTE! I am not a hot coffee drinker but…read moreI LOVE THIS SPANISH LATTE! They do great lattes here! Jaho is my go to spot to do homework because they have lots of seating, GREAT COFFEE, FREE WIFI, ANDDD they have lots of snacks and pastries available! Lots of people do their homework/work here so its definitely quiet and casual enough to get some work done.

every time I go they give me more toppings!!! I love it. Some door dasher took my bagel and they…read moremade me a new one in under two minutes with cream cheese and add-ins and all. Great professionalism and they even let me keep the door dashers real order, which was also delicious. Will be back!!! Love this place.

I'm so tired of boring cafes that are open spaces, hard surfaces, white walls, bright lights, and…read morehard chairs. Don't get me wrong... I do enjoy that aesthetic for being productive, but not when I want to relax at a coffee shop. I was taking a day off and really wanted somewhere cosy to get a cup of coffee. I was excited to come across Caffe Nero! They had comfy chairs, nicely divided spaces, rustic decor, and a library-like sound quality - exactly what I was trying to find. The service was quick, the coffee was delicious, and I got to curl up on a comfy couch while I enjoyed my IQ Bar, 16 oz Americano, and doom-scrolled on Reddit. I'll absolutely be back if I'm in this part of Boston again in the future.

Cute cafe chain! There were a couple of these close to our hotel. I love the ambiance, the decor is…read moreso cozy, I want to stay in here to relax or hang out! There's a good number of seating inside and out, but since it was a bit chilly outside, most patrons were sitting inside, so we couldn't find a place to sit and had to enjoy our meal back at our hotel lobby. They have a lot of delicious looking pastries, sandwiches, and salads, and a large drink menu. My friend purchased a coffee and we shared a Tuscan Turkey baguette. The baguette was a bit hard but good overall. This is a great place for a quick breakfast or lunch. I like their variety of offerings, the service is good, and the ambiance is a big plus too!!

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 Coffee is a Japanese cafe that stands out with its artistic interior, unique tiered seating,…read moreand carefully designed atmosphere. We walked into a space that mixes communal tables, stadium-style seating, and smaller spots to sit, making it a place where you can stop in for a quick drink or stay longer with a laptop. The interior design is one of the biggest highlights, giving the cafe a more elevated experience compared to a typical coffee shop. The tiered seating in particular creates a visual dynamic that makes the room feel more intentional than your standard coffee counter. The drinks are the main focus here, especially the matcha, hojicha, and espresso-based options. We ordered the hojicha latte, which was one of the strongest items on the menu, with a deep roasted flavor and a smooth texture. The matcha has a more traditional earthy profile and leans less sweet, which works well if you prefer a more authentic matcha taste. The drinks are on the expensive side, but the quality of the ingredients and preparation make it feel more like a specialty cafe experience rather than a standard coffee stop. The food and dessert options add another reason to visit, with items like the egg sandwich, quiche, macarons, and hojicha desserts available depending on the day. The menu is smaller compared to a full brunch cafe, but it pairs well with the drinks and gives the visit more of a cafe-and-pastry feel. Service is friendly and the staff are knowledgeable about the drinks, which helps when choosing between the different Japanese tea options. The cafe can get busy, and seating is limited compared to the number of people who come through, but the layout gives it a unique character. Ogawa Coffee works well for specialty coffee and tea lovers looking for a more intentional cafe experience in Boston, especially if you enjoy Japanese-style drinks and a thoughtfully designed space.