I LOVE this place. This is a REAL bakery. Probably, the only bakery in Boston that can be called a…read more"bakery". Great products and great prices !

Great sourdough bread and friendly service. The space is cozy and there is outdoor seating.read more

sweeties is the GOAT aka Greatest of All Time!…read more Their ice cream is seriously creamy and delicious, and the staff is very kind. They have a huge variety of mix-ins for you to customize your ice cream flavor. It's a great, family-friendly business. The owners are lovely and so friendly, too. My friend and I often get ice cream from sweeties after a yummy dinner at Shanti nearby for an overall epic evening of good food. If you need a gift for someone in your life, get them a sweeties gift card!

An organization I volunteer with held their social here recently and the staff was great, slinging…read moreice cream for each of us based on our individual order. I built my own ice cream - Vanilla ice cream with maple miso mix-in topped with tahini granola. Wow. The crunchy granola with the sweet and salty ice cream was just refreshing. And as always, the ice cream at sweeties is smooth and creamy which is the best part. No brain freeze here, phew. Even though there were over 10-15 of us, they accommodated us very well in their space. Fun event!

This place was packed on Saturday evening, and it was easy to see why. Oasit's Sweet has a fun,…read moredelicious menu that highlights Asian flavors like mango and thai tea in different forms like toast, croffles, and shaved ice. I came for the mango shaved ice ($11.95) and also ended up ordering their seasonal special, the mango sticky rice ($10.95). I'm usually not a fan of mango sticky rice, but Oasit's version completely won me over and reminded me of the one I had at a stall in Bangkok. The rice was still warm but fragrant with the scent of coconut milk and the sliced mango was fresh, juicy, and sweet. The mango shaved ice had a milky taste with a powdery finish that melted in my mouth instantly. I liked the little milk mochi pieces that added some chew to the dessert, though the mango cubes had a strange jellied texture and absolutely no mango flavor at all. I did ask a staff member about it, but they didn't know what kind of mango was used. Unfortunately, the jellied mango cubes were too distracting and detracted from my overall experience which was a shame because the mangoes from the sticky rice were definitely fresh.

Great spot for shaved ice! Portion is pretty big so good to share with others. Perfect amount of…read moresweetness and fruits!

I love this place. My go-to is the Huevos Rancheros because all of it! Garlicky black beans and…read morescrumptious corn bread and spicy fresh salsa plus the always crisp and fresh greens and the scrambled eggs with cheese -- hold on, I'll finish this review after I go order another plate of these. Also the baked goods are fabulous, scones fresh and fruity and the cupcakes melt in sweet happiness in your mouth. I just noticed a case of pastelitos that look pretty tempting. In warm weather, don't miss the secret back patio and bring your dog.

I am writing to share my disappointment with the service my coworker and I received at Fiore's…read moreBakery in Jamaica Plain on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, around 2:30 p.m. My coworker and I, who are Black and Hispanic, had stopped by the bakery the day before and enjoyed the chocolate chip cookies so much that we decided to come back the following day after work to buy them again. We returned hoping we would have the same positive experience as the day before. When we approached the register, two employees were standing together talking. We stood directly in front of the register for about five minutes, waiting to place our order. During that time, neither employee greeted us, acknowledged our presence, or said something as simple as, "We'll be right with you." The older employee remained leaned over the counter, continuing her conversation while casually writing on the countertop instead of acknowledging us or taking our order. The younger employee looked in our direction several times, and it appeared she wanted to help us, but the conversation continued. After waiting several minutes without any acknowledgment, we decided to leave. As we were walking out, a white customer entered the bakery and was enthusiastically welcomed by the older employee with a cheerful, "Hello, welcome." That contrast was upsetting and made us feel overlooked and unwelcome. While I cannot know the employees' intentions, the difference in how we were treated left us questioning whether race played a role in our experience. It was especially disappointing because we had enjoyed our visit the day before and returned expecting the same welcoming atmosphere. No customer should feel invisible when entering a business. A simple greeting or acknowledgment would have made all the difference. I hope you will take this complaint seriously, review what occurred, and remind your staff of the importance of treating every customer with the same level of courtesy, respect, and professionalism.

I was recommended Ula Cafe by many friends, so when I visited this weekend my expectations were…read morepretty high. Thankfully, Ula delivered. The complex that Ula is in is super cute, there is typically plenty of parking. It's also right on the orange line, so there is easy access. Ample indoor and outdoor seating made getting a table a breeze. We ordered an iced coffee, iced latte, vegan burrito, and an Amort St sandwich. The Amory was really yummy, my partner enjoyed it. The coffees were pretty run-of-the-mill, nothing to write home about. The flavor in the latte was pretty weak. I added caramel to it as well, but it just tasted like milk; it's nice if the espresso taste or caramel flavor shines through, but it didn't deliver here. Fiore's and Third Cliff are still my go-to's for a good latte. While we waited for the burrito to come out, the chef came and told us he didn't have the necessary ingredients. He offered great replacements and made recommendations. He was super kind and honestly made our experience much better. Give that person a raise! Overall, good experience! Food was really good. Ambience and service were good. Coffee not great. Definitely worth a stop-in!

Loved this little cafe!! I came here to work and found plenty of tables, chairs, and outlets…read morescattered through the place. I got a coffee and this berry hibiscus scone which was fabulous--soft, fluffy, and not too dry on the inside. I loved the glaze on top. Great working environment--lots of people there with laptops and it had a focused environment. The staff were also so kind and welcoming!

I love this place. My favorite is the jasmine green tea with salted cheese. It's perfect, so tasty…read more The other drink we got was a passion fruit mango green tea which was also very refreshing. While we've had many beverages here, we tried their mochi waffle for the first time. It was crunchy on the outside but soft chewy and almost pillowy on the inside. And the dipping sauces really elevate the flavors. Ambiance is pleasant with a few games plus a dart board if you fancy. Staff is efficient and friendly.

On paper, this place sounds good- but in practice, it needs some work…read more On my last visit, I got a mango matcha smoothie, which in theory is right up my alley- but in reality, was wayyyy too sweet, and also barely tasted of matcha. I also got an egg waffle, which was fresh and hot and a nice snack- but was a small amount of food for the price. Not very impressed, and not a spot I'd go out of my way for.

Stopped by here the other day after touring apartments. I was starving, it was hot out, and I was…read moreirritated from seeing apartments we didn't like. The food from this bakery fixed me. I got the tornado (there's an employee that speaks English and she recommended it to me as there was a language barrier). It was SO good. Super cheap too! Quite filling and a great snack. The store itself is more of a grab and go, not really any seating. I'll be back!

This is a Dominican bakery, specializing in Dominican style cakes and snacks. Service is fine…read morethough I can see if you don't speak Spanish it being a bit difficult. We ordered a "half pound" pineapple cake with one day's notice. The price is very good for the amount of cake. Decoration was very simple, wasn't very impressed with it to be honest, the writing was a bit sloppy. Cake was tasty and tasted fresh, overall happy with it. They also sell pastelitos and quipes and other Dominican snacks and desserts.

One of the best bakeries I've been to in the area. The quality of their baked goods is immaculate…read more I've tried many things here - my favorite has been the olive oil cake but I've also loved their croissants and pastries as well. As far as drinks, I have only tried the coconut cold brew which is very thick/strong, I usually add a little bit of oat milk to it and then it's perfect. I love strong coffee so I will never complain about having a strong cold brew!

Third Cliff Bakery always has a handful of vegan options and they are some of the best vegan…read morepastries I have ever tried!! The vegan street corn croissant was so flaky and savory and just perfection. The vegan orange cardamom morning bun was also so, so good. It's hard to find vegan pastries with this impressively flaky layered texture and unique flavors. I have been here twice, both around opening time, and there were quite a few people in line already both times, so this place is clearly popular (I'm not sure, but I would expect that some things sell out early). I will be back, again and again!

Great neighborhood shoppe. No sweets today, they sold out on Election Day, but they do make…read moreeverything onsite. Very nice team on my visit. And a 5* Cortado. Always something special for me.

I was in the JP area and wanted to check out local bakeries in the area (which aren't many if I'm…read morebeing honest) I was conveniently parked on the same side at Monumental Market and decided to pop in. It was a few minutes before 1PM and most of their baked goods were sold out which is a good sign especially on a random weekday. I am a sucker for Orange flavored pastries and baked goods so immediately went for the Orange Ricotta Cake and it was moist and lightly sweetened, although it could've had a bit more Orange and a bit bigger considering it's about $6 (before tip). The folks working were super kind so I would come back again if I happen to be in the JP area.