On New Year's day, my husband and I decided to walk around in the snow and were grateful to find…read morethat Tatte was open. We were freezing and hungry so we ordered breakfast. The black sesame latte was something I had never tried anywhere before, I got it hot and it was absolutely incredible. Such a unique flavor that worked perfectly. I also ordered their salmon breakfast sandwich, and I only have good things to say. The salmon was fresh, all of the accompaniments were perfect. I took the first seat I could find, but the tables are small, very close together and a bit wobbly. But that couldn't stop me from enjoying my meal.

Such good pastries and coffee... I got the maple whatever…read morescone as always. Even my kids now ask for it when we're in the area.

I came here to grab some pastries for Easter Brunch and was pleasantly surprised to find a huge…read moreselection. I waited in a well deserved line (which gave me plenty of time to make a list in my notes app of what I wanted to order). I ordered a variety of pastries which were all fabulous and aged well since I bought them the day before. The breakfast sandwich was simple yet so incredible, the paprika butter was an amazing addition. The cold brew with cold foam was a 10/10! There is lots of indoor seating, too!

Charming bakery with a neighborhood vibe. Unlike most bakeries, I felt like this one had some…read morehealthier breakfast options like egg white bites. It was nice to have a more home-made version of the classic Starbucks bites and enjoy a coffee that was well balanced. On a weekend youll find an array of people from families to groups of friends, but I never saw people waiting long for seats. Adding to the neighborhood feel is their bulletin board of local ads and promotions which really adds to the community feeling of this place. The service was friendly despite being busy and moved very quickly. I would definitely come back here.

Very nice! Light and comfy atmosphere. Pleasant service with…read morea smile. I had the Mocha Latte, very good. I ordered the fish stew, also very good.

Charming cafe serving seasonal coffees and food items. We ordered an Arnold Palmer and a caramel…read morelatte. Both were well balanced and crafted well. For food we ordered the eggplant sando and the chicken piccata sandwich. While both tasted good, I was surprised at how much more I enjoyed the eggplant one. The eggplant was breaded well and crispy without feeling too heavy on oil. The rest of the sandwich with arugula and roasted red peppers also felt fresh. The chicken sandwich was also good with thin layers of chicken, and flavored well. However I liked the chicken where as for eggplant I felt the sandwich as a whole worked well. While busy, it still feels like enough movement of groups that you can easily find a seat. The staff is also very friendly making it a neighborhood spot I would definitely come back to.

The older guy who works here is extremely unpleasant and rude. Like, comically so…read more Today, I overheard him yell at a woman who had mistakenly taken someone else's drink. He shouted out that she had "contaminated" the drink and he would make a new one for the correct customer. This was all said in a loud, actorly voice so that everyone in the shop could know that He Was Displeased. Note, the "contamination" consisted of the woman a) holding the cup of hot chocolate and, b) walking to her table with it. On a previous occasion, he yelled at an older woman in her 90s because she needed to sit down on a chair while he was sweeping. He snidely told her that she should go outside if she needed to sit. Her confusion about the seating was understandable, because for some unknown reason the cafe needs to close a full hour before the bookshop (and they begin this process earlier even than that, by "helpfully" putting away the chairs and turning off the lights). I guess they sell some croissants and coffee, but honestly: who cares, given the above?

Love this cafe. Right inside of Belmont Books, you can have a bite to eat and then shop for your…read morefavorite novels. Such a cute spot. They have a variety of pastries that are all locally sourced from neighboring communities which is awesome. There are also staple cafe drinks such as coffees, teas, and more. Definitely check this place out!

Great service, decent diner vibe and the food really good. I had scrambled eggs with cornbeef.read more

Slow down and stay a while, the Bellmont Cafe is the perfect spot for a fantastic cup of coffee…read more(Americano for me) with a bacon and egg Croissant sandwich. What a wonderful gem in downtown Belmont to take a break from your busy day and enjoy fantastic food. The owner will greet you with a smile while he and his staff rush to prepare your order. Take a seat in the intimate dining area that the locals know so well. This is definitely a spot you don't want to miss. We will be back as often as we can.

Sweet care with really good coffee and light faire. I met someone here and it was a very…read morecomfortable place to sit and chat and have a bite. We each had a sandwich, and an iced coffee, plus we split a sweet. Classical music played and it wasn't too loud. A really good place. Not loads of seats, so I guess we were lucky to grab a table at lunchtime.

the "incredible "bagel sandwich was absolutely the most disgusting breakfast sandwich I've ever…read morehad. The menu says fresh, healthy, etc. etc. the only thing fresh about that bagel was the avocado and maybe the egg. Pretty sure it was Oscar Meyer "bacon" or some other form of microwavable bacon (which isn't really bacon ). Which is totally unacceptable in this day and age. And the sweet sauce they put on it was horrendous. My stomach hurt the entire day. If you're not going to use quality bagels and quality bacon, you should not be charging almost $13 a sandwich. your menu should also list the ingredients line by line. I asked the cashier what was on this and he did not mention a disgusting sweet sauce. It's no wonder there's a line out the door for the café down the street and two people inside this café. Although I did not get anything else, but that sandwich, I will not be returning based on that alone. You should be ashamed for even serving that.

Oh hell yeah! This is a teeny tiny cafe that was filled with people. If you come here, plan on…read moreordering to go. I had a cold brew which was good, but the true standout is their selection of pastries. The options were beautiful and innovative and I wanted to try them all. I opted for a s'mores scone which looked incredible (sliced in half with a marshmallow and chocolate frosting piped in between), but it was even more delicious. Holy crap. The scone was moist (sorry for the word but usually people don't make scones well and they did!) and now I think all scones should have frosting. I will gladly come back.

Love this local café - their iced tiger brown sugar latte is my go-to favorite. Their baked goods…read moreare so delicious. They are also a huge supporter of the local community - for example, they generously donate to the nearby elementary school for our annual cultural event every year. The owner is so kind - definitely check them out!!

Each visit has made me truly fall in love with this tiny little spot that ports you back to the…read moreside streets of France. I don't find it pretentious; rather, I find it humble and unique in the way it serves up phenomenal pastries that tickle every single corner of your palate. From the croissants, the turnovers, to the delectable desserts or macarons, not one detail is spared in the intricate process of making each item stand out. They sure make the French proud (as some of the patrons openly brag about this being closest to "home"). The friendliness that they greet you as you enter to the simple smiles and gestures accommodating any and every possible question you may have is truly what seals the deal for this spot. As I sit and slowly put away whatever pastry I decided to indulge in the moment, sipping on my cafe au lait, I get to watch as different locals enter and go, chatting up a storm with each other like long lost loves, before disappearing in delight with full bags in hand. Can't wait to be back. Definitely now a weekend staple.

Horrible customer service, rude, especially by the owner. The pastries are relatively good, but…read morethere are plenty of other establishments that are able to treat customers w a modicum of respect.

I will start by saying I was a bit nervous to go here since breweries and Celiac are not exactly…read morecompatible. However, I was happy to find that there was a cafe in the back corner that opens in the mornings. So on the way to work, I tried out their cute cafe and got a pumpkin-spiced latte with almond milk. Overall, the coffee was decent and wasn't bitter or burnt (which was impressive since when I visited, the cafe was very new with little experience). This definitely earns them points in my book. I will say that they lose points (in my books) just based on my personal preferences. First off, being a brewery, expect there to be a STRONG smell of beer. Even though I wasn't in there for long, I could still find myself getting a headache and not enjoying the strong smell. I'll also say that the service I received the morning I went wasn't the best, and the man who made my drink definitely did not want to be there. As I've mentioned in other reviews I've done, I rate places HEAVILY based on service and kindness. Overall, the coffee was decent, but there are better places to go on Waltham that I would rather go to instead.

I always say yesss to beer Nothing like that first sip of…read morecold beer after a lovely hike through a nearby trail. Mighty Squirrel is a great brewery & a local gem. Great space, both indoor & outdoor. Plan on a food truck of some kind being there. Also, great service paired with a wonderful selection of beer. So come, stay a while, grab a couple beers & don't be like me and get absolutely smoked at a game of Jenga.

This place is adorable. The matcha drink I got was on point and the flakey chocolate dipped pastry…read morewe got was divine. It was wrapped in a paper that evoked a French newspaper.

It was open on Easter Sunday. Ovenbird was closed. I needed…read morecoffee. Got the Latte. People behind the counter were very nice. Everyone teamed up to serve the customers and clean the tables. There was no gossiping. Very professional. There is a wall of chocolates and snacks you can also purchase. Lots of room and tables to sit. The white fence and blue walls give it a Cape Cod feel. The avocado toast was tasty. It had a runny egg on top. I would have preferred metal utensils vs plastic ware. But there were no metal forks left. The plastic fork wasn't cutting it (get it?). Hubby got the breakfast sandwich: ham on English muffin. It didn't fill him up so he got another ham and cheese croissant. I would have preferred the cheese heated but hubby didn't mind it cold. The croissant was buttery and flaky though. Before we left we got some cold drinks from the fridge. They had some sparkling teas--Tea soda! Gonna try out the Blue Tea Jasmine.