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    Latte
    Ying X.

    Extremely disappointing. I really don't know how Google Maps users gave it a 4.7? Bostonians, please eat something better... Caramel Cheese Croissant Tart: My top pick before trying it, I'd give it 4 out of 5. The cheese filling was molten and fragrant, but the downside was that it dripped all over my hands... the filling was way too watery and runny!!! The tart was cold, and the crust was hard and dry. Taro Mochi Milk Egg Tart: The crust was even thicker, cold, and hard, a common problem with petal-shaped tarts. But the more serious problem was its extreme blandness; the sweetness was almost entirely from the taro and glutinous rice itself, which greatly diminishes the aroma. Classic Milk Egg Tart: To be honest, by this point I had lost all desire to eat the crust. The filling was also completely not sweet enough, with no egg or milk aroma.

    Egg tarts
    Anita L.

    New bakery that caught my eye because of the gorgeous egg tarts! There's an order kiosk in the front and a few small tables. They also have lattes. They're running a special of buy 2 egg tarts and get 1 free. It didn't show up as free on the kiosk so I just asked them about it separately but the cashier asked for us to put it on the kiosk next time so they can keep track of their sales- I guess next time, let them know the third one isn't coming up as free before paying? I ordered a hot HK milk tea and it was very strong tea flavor and not too sweet. I like my milk tea a little creamier and sweeter but this would be good for someone who prefers the strong black tea flavor. We ordered the blueberry, taro, and soy milk egg tarts. All of them have the egg base on the bottom topped with the flavored cream. The soy milk and taro both had some mochi on the bottom. My favorite was the soy milk, and the taro tasted the sweetest out of the 3. The shell is basically flaky croissant, so a little different than normal egg tarts but still good! The bagels were really interesting- some had osmanthus and the other had rose fermented rice. It's definitely a unique offering!

    Dessert Menu
    Maryam Y.

    Visited Le Cafe Bakery on 06/29/2026 after deciding not to eat another cafe spot in the area. I visited Le Cafe due to following up on a TikTok post that gave good reviews regarding Le Cafe. I placed an order using the kiosk there. I was in high hopes for the food to be delicious because the food reviews and images advertised it well. It wasn't too busy for a Monday afternoon. It was a quiet atmosphere. However after trying the food and drinks I can honestly say I probably won't be returning. I paid $43.00 just for few items and it was underwhelming to say the least. I took one tiny sip from my drink and asked to have it swapped for something that I would enjoy only to have been given a hard time about swapping the drinks & the drink I wanted it changed for couldn't be made & so after a while of pleading for a different drink , I asked for something else and it was just as gross as the first drink I tried. I swapped it for a caramel latte. Their beverages choices are minimal so if you're wanting to try something new I suggest not getting a drink if you're not 100% if you're going to like it . The drinks are all almost the same price ($7.25-7.55) , there's also an additional charge for iced drinks ? I had the hot ham and cheese and it wasn't "hot" at all. My partner got the other croissant and it also wasn't that great. The tiramisu egg tart was flavorless. Honestly not entirely happy with paying $43.00 for something I didn't entirely enjoy.

    Iced Ice Matcha Jasmine Tea, Strawberry Matcha Milk, and Hojicha Latte
    Jacqueline L.

    Very cute and cozy cafe-bakery. Drinks were just the right amount of sweetness. The Classic Custard Egg Tart and Matcha Egg Tart were so yummy we ordered a few more sweet treats to try (the Tiramisu Egg Tart and Chocolate Kumquat Croissant), which were equally as delicious! Will definitely come back next time for the ice cream flavors

    Interior--has the 3 chairs by the window and two sets of four-seater tables
    Danielle K.

    The interior of the store was a pleasant surprise--quiet, clean, cozy. Having the choice of kiosk vs ordering directly was nice! The cashier greeted me right when I got in and was patient with my indecisive scrolling through the kiosk. Everything about the service and ambiance was great!! Loved that there was such an extensive array of drinks and baked goods! I got the rose bagel and cocoa chocolate with added boba, and my friend got the osmanthus jasmine milk tea and taro mochi bagel. Both of us agreed the drinks were a bit too unsweetened; my friend's osmanthus jasmine tea had good floral presence, but my cocoa drink lacked rich chocolatey depth and the boba was definitely subpar considering all the boba options around us in Chinatown. We both also agreed the bagels were super creative but lacked flavor and didn't have the bouncy texture of well-made bagels. Will be back to try other drinks and see if they're any better!

    Iced Rose Lychee Milk with Sweet Rice Wine
    Melanie W.

    I tried two drinks already, and both are great. Strawberry Frappuccino tastes way better than Starbucks. Iced rose lychee milk with sweet rice wine was refreshing with a strong lychee taste. The bagels are beautiful, but more on the sweet side than savory. I ordered a pistachio bagel. Don't expect the bagel to be hot, but still soft. I will come back, but I'm still 3 minutes away from work. I wish there were a hot pastry.

    Taro Mochi Egg Tart Ube Matcha
    Nicole T.

    Tried out this hidden gem in Chinatown! Their taro mochi egg tart was PHENOMENAL when heated - definitely will be trying the others soon. The ube matcha was just okay - I've had better matchas and unfortunately couldn't taste the ube as much as I'd like (but it was very pretty)

    Got there 930am. No pastry is available so dont open if pastry is not ready til one hour after!!! This really pissed off!!!! This drink pissed me off too! They didn't caramelized the foam for my creme Brulee Latte!!!! Don't sell it if you didn't do it correctly!!!!! A guy walk in at 935am using the kiosk ordering his pastry. He paid, and when the lady got his order, the lady that work there tell him pastry IS NOT READY AFTER 1 HOUR!!!! That's beyond unacceptable!!!

    Nick S.

    Le Cafe & Bakery is a smaller, welcoming cafe located right on the edge of Chinatown, making it a convenient spot to duck into. We stopped by in the afternoon when it wasn't too busy, though more people did trickle in as we stayed. The space has multiple tables and, a real bonus, plenty of charging ports at the seats, which makes it a genuinely good place to settle in and study or just relax in the area. We tried two drinks: an oolong tea and a matcha. The oolong was pretty good, it had a clear, nice taste and didn't feel watered down or overpowered by sweetness. The matcha was a standout; it had a strong, authentic matcha flavor that actually complemented the strawberry really well. The one thing that took us by surprise was that they blended the matcha drink, which we weren't expecting. It was more of a texture shock than anything, but it didn't hurt the taste or consistency at all. It's a solid, low-key option in the neighborhood for a quality matcha or other drink, especially if you're looking for a place to post up for a bit.

    Phoebe L.

    I dropped by bright and early at 9am on my way to work to grab a drink and a quick bite. I was really looking forward to trying their hojicha lava bun but unfortunately they didn't have any in stock? I settled on a lychee cream cheese bagel and a strawberry matcha latte. The latte was solid though I could do with just a bit more/stronger matcha. The bagel was just ok. I will say that it's nice that they toasted it but the lychee taste was too light and barely distinguishable in the cream cheese and the bagel itself was mediocre at best. I'll likely give them another shot just to try their lava buns but pass on the bagels.

    HK style milk tea latte
    Victoria C.

    I was able to check out this place on a weekday morning after seeing all the hype about these delicious looking bagels in Chinatown. The inside looks like a nice cafe and they have a kiosk for easy ordering. I decided to get the strawberry bagel and HK milk tea latte. Unfortunately, felt very disappointed after trying the strawberry bagel with strawberry cream cheese. The bagel was dry and tasted like it was baked yesterday and cream cheese filled today. It was taken out of the front and put in the oven to be toasted or reheated, but didn't do much. I'm not a big coffee drinker, but the latte wasn't bad since it wasn't too strong of a taste. It was made with their espresso machine which didn't take too long. Overall, I would recommend trying a different bagel if you come to this bakery.

    Martin C.

    Great drinks Best store in Boston Chinatown!!! Nice and quiet! Free wifi! Nice staff & very friendly. I really enjoyed/like the Grapefruit Sparkling Water. But I have try a lot of drinks

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    J P Licks - Charles Street

    J P Licks - Charles Street

    3.8
    (270 reviews)
    0.8 mi
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    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.

    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.

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    3.9
    (1.4k reviews)
    1.0 mi
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    I always find myself here after an evening in the North End. Caffé Vittoria is such a staple,…read morealways excellent service, desserts & drinks. I'm shocked I haven't reviewed them already. During my most recent visit, I had their affogato which had to be one of the best I've had - I chose to add Kahlua, and it was served in an old school ice cream dish which was perfect. I also got their pistachio martini, which comes with pistachio gelato, absolutely insane. They have great pastries, cannolis and desserts here as well. Arbes provided excellent service and is very hospitable, even with the busy crowd. I always end up here and probably always will. ambiance: 5/5 food: 5/5 drinks: 5/5 service: 5/5 Caffé Vittoria: 5/5

    This is a cafe you go to sit down and have cold or hot drinks with dessert. I went during the…read moreItalian Festival so I think that's why it was really busy. But I saw other cafes much more busy. I mean the line was like thirty people waiting outside. I ordered a hot chocolate. It was good. I had the chocolate mousse cake. That was very tasty. After you are almost finished, I just felt they are coming over to clear your dishes and watching you and hope you will leave. I like to sit a while and talk but I had the feeling they wanted me to leave soon. There was a line but people were leaving and they were getting seated. All in all, I would go back to try a cannoli. Hopefully, it won't be as busy. You definitely have to come for dessert. You will enjoy!

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    Old coffee machines
    Enjoying an Sfogliatella and Cappuccino at the oldest Italian cafe in Boston!! Bellissimo!
    Enjoying an Sfogliatella and Cappuccino at the oldest Italian cafe in Boston!! Bellissimo!
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    Beacon Hill Books & Cafe

    Beacon Hill Books & Cafe

    4.1
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    This spot was adorable - both for books and food…read more We lucked out as we didn't have a reservation, but called and turns out they had an outdoor table available. We weren't sure how to enter, so we started in the bookstore and found their convenient elevator downstairs! The restaurant is tiny but cozy, which is the perfect atmosphere for a book store! We sat outside in the little courtyard and it's a mix of magical and relaxing! There were only a few tables, so it wasn't overcrowded and with nice weather, it was perfect. I had a salad with salmon on the side which was delicious - and the ginger lemonade - wonderful! From buttered noodles to seafood, everything was executed well. The staff didn't rush us even though they were busy - and they had to give really long wait times to a number of others, but we still weren't rushed. I would highly recommend reservations, but even without we were treated very well. Pricing was in line with city pricing - and the food was extremely high quality and produce was lovely - not a shriveled lettuce leaf in sight. We then went upstairs to the bookstore and perused - each floor has something fun to see (including a tiny kids door - or is it a mouse door for the mouse who stars in the book about the store?!). 100% worth a visit - definitely stop in!

    Beacon Hill Books and Cafe is a three story independent bookstore set inside a townhouse on Beacon…read moreHill, and the physical space does as much work as the inventory in making it worth a visit. We walked into a building with the kind of architectural character that chain bookstores cannot manufacture, with small rooms opening into each other across multiple floors, wallpapered walls, and reading nooks distributed throughout that invite you to slow down rather than move through quickly. The book selection is well curated with staff recommendation cards on the shelves that actually reflect genuine enthusiasm rather than perfunctory notes. We saw limited edition hardcovers and local and regional titles appearing alongside the broader fiction and nonfiction selection. Browsing felt productive rather than overwhelming because the curation kept things focused. The kids section upstairs is one of the more delightful in Boston, with a train running along a track near the ceiling that tends to make a strong impression on younger visitors. There is also an art print vending machine on the second floor that draws its own audience of visitors looking for something small and specific to take home. The cafe occupies the lower level and operates as a separate experience from the bookshop above. We ordered the oat milk cappuccino with Vermont maple syrup, which was worth it. The morning glory scone and the popovers are two other items to consider. The cafe is tiny, around eight tables inside with a small patio, and reservations are recommended for breakfast and afternoon tea service. Pricing at the cafe is on the higher end, and certain fixed price service formats on specific dates push it considerably further, so checking current pricing before booking is worth doing. For a bookshop that doubles as a destination in its own right, Beacon Hill Books and Cafe delivers a cozy, curated experience that rewards lingering. It is the kind of place we would return to just to sit and read with a good coffee.

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    2nd floor - main floor with the cashier.
    2nd floor - main floor with the cashier.
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