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.

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.

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.

Was so excited to try this place! Unfortunately I came in at 5 to order a drink and salad and was…read moretold the kitchen closes at 5 - please take note if you are going for a bite after work or before an early evening train since when doing my research I did not find information about this. I did not have time to stay and order a drink as I needed something to eat for my train ride but excited to try it next time

Cute Vietnamese coffee shop in the financial district with a wide offering of food and snacks…read more There are so many delicious-looking drinks, and I went with the class Ca Phe Phin, their Vietnamese coffee. Luckily, the weather was cooperating so it was perfect weather for an iced coffee. The cafe is on the small side, but there is seating for about 15-20 people.

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.

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!!

Stopped in early on a Sunday morning. At that time that place was pretty much empty so I had my…read morepick of tables. I ordered an Americano and couldn't resist getting a cream puff. Which was a surprisingly good breakfast combination. There was a variety of seating options and group sizes. I loved the decor.

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!!

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.