I saw someone on Yelp post photos and immediately had to save this post. Tucked away in Revere,…read morethis place has all sorts of middle eastern food. From breakfast, to snacks to meals, Beyrut Espresso will not disappoint. Bonus there is ample parking available and is next to a halal grocery store. I was here around noon on a weekend and while all the baked goods were tempting, I opted to get a traditional Lebanese breakfast for $19.99. Felt slightly overpriced but I had to give it a try. It comes with Manouche, labneh, foul, veggies and pita. Instead of the orange juice I got a morrocon tea. It's definitely a plate foul of food! Everything tasted delicious. The service is kind. They serve everything hot so there is a little bit of a wait. Great place to work from in the mornings or just catch up with your friends. I can't wait to be back!

So happy we got to try Beyrut Espresso on out last day in Boston. It was also the day of the…read moreMorocco v France game - and Beyrut Espresso felt festive. We were there to grab some breakfast and ordered pomegranate juice, cherry juice, two pastries, one mesaman (Moroccan flatbread) with a side of honey and cream cheese), one mesakhan roll (chicken and onion). This bread was delicious. Chewy and doughy and spread with cream cheese and sprinkled with drizzled honey, it was sweet and salty. Service was very friendly and there were plenty of tables and seats available.

Food is super tasty!…read more My wife and I drive from Watertown just to enjoy their yummy food and drinks. Service is also very friendly.

Bits and Bites is a nice addition to the Saugus area, especially for anyone looking to try Filipino…read morefood. They have a really interesting menu with a variety of drinks, dishes, pastries, ice cream, and plenty of ube-flavored items. For drinks, we tried the Mango Mansi and the house blend iced tea, and both were really refreshing. For our meals, we ordered the Tapsilog and Pork Silog. Both had great flavor, but unfortunately, the portion sizes were disappointing for the price. There was very little meat and the plates were mostly rice, which made the price point feel a bit high. The food itself was delicious, but the portions made it difficult to feel like the meal was worth the cost. For something sweet, we tried the ginger molasses cookie, which was good and a nice way to finish the meal. Service was nothing that stood out just standard. If you sit down they will bring it out to you which is nice. Overall, I'm glad to have a Filipino restaurant option in Saugus, and there are definitely some unique and interesting things on the menu that are worth trying. There's plenty of seating for both small and larger groups, although parking can be a little tricky since it's located right on Main Street. A good meal with lots of unique options, but with the portion sizes compared to the prices, I'm not sure we'd return.

Need to give a big shout out to this fire coffee spot located in the morning within the idle hands…read morebrewery. The space itself is open and fairly quiet with the hum of the beer being made in the back. The smell inside is pleasant like beer, but the outside smells like coffee both from the cafe roasting outside and New England coffee down the street. The drinks themself are very tasty and well made with unique flavors and coffees from different areas and with various options. Food is from lionheart so it is pretty decent and vegan which is a positive if you are into that. Prices are higher than dunkin, but for a local community building cafe in the brewery it is well worth it.

Cafe Reynard is a wonderful cozy cafe located inside Idle Hands brewing. They have delicious coffee…read moreand donuts! I especially loved the vietnamese coffee. They carry fresh Lionshead Donuts every sunday which are incredible. The barista was so nice and I love supporting local and trans owned businesses. Check them out!

Cute Colombian spot that we found after a walk along the beach, and I'm glad we stopped in. The…read moreplace was definitely busy when we got there, so expect it to be a little loud and tight on space inside. Even though it was cold out, we decided to sit in the chairs outside for a bit and enjoy the atmosphere (and not having a crowd). I took their recommendation and ordered a cappuccino along with two empanadas, and both were delicious. The cappuccino was comforting after being out in the cold, and the empanadas were flavorful and fresh. What also stood out was how friendly the staff was despite how busy things were. Overall, such a cute little spot and definitely worth stopping by.

What an incredibly welcoming place with even better food! We came in and were immediately greeted…read morewith an offer to talk us through the menu. The options were terrific. We left with egg sandwiches, a breakfast burrito and amazing pastries. It was all terrific. We will be back! The indoor and outdoor dining were clean and quaint.

we came here on a whim while waiting for our flight & wow we're we pleasantly surprised! the…read moresmoothie was amazing & the macarons were some of the freshest we've ever had! it's a bit hard to find but what a spot!

We took a little Summerween trip from Boston to Salem, then back to Boston (via train). We'd…read moreplanned to ride the train back to Boston then take a different train to the airport, but seeing our luggage, several people on the train recommended avoiding downtown Boston and instead hopping off at Chelsea to take the Silver Line bus to the airport shuttles. Our flight was delayed and we didn't want to just sit in the airport, so we decided to listen to the locals, hop off at Chelsea then look for some cool local spot to get a coffee and maybe some food. This is a hidden gem in Chelsea. We asked folks on the train if they had recommendations.. they did not. We got off at Chelsea and it was pretty much a food and attraction desert, at least within walking distance of the bus stop. Luckily, Yelp came to the rescue. The coffee search brought up Dunkin, Starbucks and Aloe Natural. A quick glance at their Yelp page showed a picture of the coconut obsession coffee drink, and I was sold. With our luggage in tow, we walked the 3 blocks from the bus stop to find the business. It's literally a straight shot down the road, but I do recommend crossing to the right side of the street when given the opportunity, then taking the crosswalk to move over to the left right before reaching the business. The entrance is 2 small steps, so keep that in mind if you are a wheelchair or adaptive walking device user. It's a small, but clean and welcoming spot -- even offering a little swing and backdrop for selfies. We entered just before 2p on a weekday. The woman behind the counter was friendly and welcoming. She smiled and thanked us for visiting when I told her how we'd come to find the business. She said most of their traffic is students and teachers who want a healthier option in the neighborhood. She told us they have another business in the neighborhood which offers the often heavier, traditional Hispanic foods. We stayed until 3p, when they closed -- but that last hour they had a really steady stream of students and takeout pickups. We were honestly surprised to see them close so early. It seems like they'd do well to stay open until 4p, or maybe even 5p to catch more of that after school/work crowd. We went for the coffee but were blown away by the açaí bowl. It was delicious! Fresh, light, healthy-- everything I needed after 5 days of tourist walking and exploring. I ordered the iced coconut obsession and was pleased to get a little bit of Nutella with every sip. It was decadent, but not so sweet that it made my stomach hurt. My girlfriend ordered a strawberry lemonade and was also pleased. The prices were super reasonable, especially given the size and amount of fresh produce. My GF said she wasn't really hungry and only wanted a few bites, but ended up eating half of my açaí bowl. It was that good. If they'd been open later, I would have ordered a second one. I definitely recommend giving this small local business a try. Next time we find ourselves in Boston, we'll definitely stop in Chelsea to take the silver line bus to the airport and get a repeat of this exact meal. **As a side note, the restroom was a single-person, gender neutral room with a full-size baby changing table. It was clean and great for a #1. There's a table just outside the bathroom door -- only because the inside space is very small. They are very mindful of this and try to keep the bathroom door shut when not in use, so knock if you need to go.

A small breakfast joint packed with character. A must-see in East Somerville. The owner is super…read morenice and makes the place very welcoming. I did a review on their bagels, as seen below, but feel like their breakfast sandwiches, crepes, and/or pancakes would be the way to go. https://youtu.be/l_yITzq4AVc

Oh my goodness what a gem. The workers were so helpful, so kind, and really gave us the best…read morelattes. I had a bagel and it was hot and delicious. They even sell chicha, a Peruvian drink I missed so much. For a small shop, they give great big happy vibes and I'm here for it. 10/10 recommend a latte and a smile here.

Really wonderful spot. I'm traveling and stopped in for a coffee and to work and I'd recommend…read moreanyone visiting the area come here. Great atmosphere, staff, and vibe. The food was delicious. I had the Greek wrap and a vanilla latte. Highly recommend

An adorable neighborhood spot with eclectic furniture and fun vibe. Here for weekend brunch, we…read morereally enjoyed our coffee drinks and the divorciado eggs. The empanadas was too oily but everything else was enjoyable. Portion sizes weren't huge but satisfying.

we're from out of town & stayed at an air bnb right across the street from this shop & the sweetest…read morelady made our coffees! we were having a rough morning because we had gotten towed but she was so kind & helped make our day a little better! the coffee was great too! definitely recommend if you're in the area

Check them out on Instagram @kaori.cafe_eastie! It's an open-space coffee shop with a nice layout…read moreand loads of natural light. Great for catching up with friends, working (free Wi-Fi), or just grabbing a drink/baked goods to go. We came in late morning on a weekend, and all the savory bakery items were sold out, but the apple bear claw looked so good that we would have gotten it anyway. It was flaky, sweet, and topped with powdered sugar. We also tried their matcha latte and regular latte, both iced with oat milk. The matcha was such a deep green color--so vibrant. I had it sweetened with agave, and it was really nice. The coffee latte was easily the best I've had in the Eagle Hill/Maverick area of Eastie. The staff was very enthusiastic and happy to help with any questions. Pricing for two lattes and a bakery item came to about $20. There's street parking available. The decor is really cute, with coffee bean art/details and sketches on the walls of cats making coffee. Really excited that this place opened up!