Probably top coffee shop in Boston. We tried latte which is…read moreso good that motivate us to buy their beans online. And beans are great as well! Will subscript their bean subscription cuz it looks so fun.

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.

All Capital One Cafes partner with Verve Coffee, so you'll usually find the same setup here with…read moredrinks and banking services in one space. I mainly come to this location to study on the second floor, and it's a really solid spot with plenty of seating and a good overall atmosphere. I've had the chance to try a few drinks through their promotions, and while none of them were bad, I wouldn't go out of my way to pay for one. Most of them are way too sweet. I still really like the space and will continue coming back to do work.

This coffee shop is inside of a bank so it is a good space and it is clean. There are places for…read moreyou to sit and enjoy your coffee and pastries. The staff who work here are very nice. The only reason for the four stars is because the service is pretty slow even when it is not crowded at all. The coffee is delicious though.

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 Coffee is a Japanese cafe that stands out with its artistic interior, unique tiered seating,…read moreand carefully designed atmosphere. We walked into a space that mixes communal tables, stadium-style seating, and smaller spots to sit, making it a place where you can stop in for a quick drink or stay longer with a laptop. The interior design is one of the biggest highlights, giving the cafe a more elevated experience compared to a typical coffee shop. The tiered seating in particular creates a visual dynamic that makes the room feel more intentional than your standard coffee counter. The drinks are the main focus here, especially the matcha, hojicha, and espresso-based options. We ordered the hojicha latte, which was one of the strongest items on the menu, with a deep roasted flavor and a smooth texture. The matcha has a more traditional earthy profile and leans less sweet, which works well if you prefer a more authentic matcha taste. The drinks are on the expensive side, but the quality of the ingredients and preparation make it feel more like a specialty cafe experience rather than a standard coffee stop. The food and dessert options add another reason to visit, with items like the egg sandwich, quiche, macarons, and hojicha desserts available depending on the day. The menu is smaller compared to a full brunch cafe, but it pairs well with the drinks and gives the visit more of a cafe-and-pastry feel. Service is friendly and the staff are knowledgeable about the drinks, which helps when choosing between the different Japanese tea options. The cafe can get busy, and seating is limited compared to the number of people who come through, but the layout gives it a unique character. Ogawa Coffee works well for specialty coffee and tea lovers looking for a more intentional cafe experience in Boston, especially if you enjoy Japanese-style drinks and a thoughtfully designed space.

I was excited when I saw George Howell now has his own coffee shops. I used to frequent Coffee…read moreConnection back in the day and loved their stuff so I couldn't wait to see the latest iteration. This location is easy to get to from the airport which is great and I was able to visit on my last two trips. They make drinks and sell beans so both times I got a drink for now and beans to bring back home. Service is friendly and pretty quick even when there are people waiting I loved both my drinks - this last visit I got an iced latte because it was so hot out. There are seats outside and inside so I sat for a bit, did some people watching and relaxed while enjoying my drink The beans I brought back last time were delicious - I am looking forward to trying my most recent bag This will definitely be a must stop anytime I am in town

This is supposedly a well-known local coffee branch in Boston, located at a stall in Public Market…read more Since I was already there, I decided to give it a try. Iced Latte: The default Alchemy blend beans and whole milk tasted quite ordinary and didn't leave much of an impression. However, the portion was 16 ounces, which is larger than most coffee shops. The counter has various types of milk available that you can add if necessary. This is the first time I've seen this in a Boston coffee shop; very thoughtful!

Food: The London fog (with oat) on tap was AMAZINGz…read more I already had a Starbucks this AM (REGRETS haha), but when I walked past this LaColombe, I couldn't stop thinking about the delicious La Colombe I had in Philly. Also, I'm never by Seaport so this was definitely a treat for me... yikes! Service: Workers were really nice, of course, it was fast, as this was on tap! Ambiance: Lots of seating, natural light, beautiful little store in a lovely area! I LOVE LaColombe, best coffee ever (thanks to my trip to Philly).

My friends and I stopped by La Colombe for some hot drinks and pastries. They had a bunch of…read moreoptions for pastries, all of which looked delicious. The latte and tea were pretty solid, and the almond croissant actually exceeded my expectations, with a really delicious custard filling. It was a bit confusing to find La Colombe, as it was on a side street. I wish they had better signage because I ended up looking around for a bit in the cold. There was pretty limited seating at the café, so I would be sure to get there early if you're looking to find a spot!

Good coffee and reasonable prices?? Unheard of these days! We came on a Fri around 10:30 and it was…read morebusy! Luckily able to grab a spot to sit inside though. They do have a few outdoor seats as well. No wifi available. I got a cappuccino and others in my group got the black sesame latte, black coffee and the london fog overnight oats with prune jam and pecans. Cappuccino was well made and tasty. Black coffee was smooth and didn't need milk. The black sesame latte wasn't overly sweet, even with the oat milk substitution. They only have oat milk as their alt milk.

I was able to check this place out on a Friday morning and it was pretty busy. But the line moved…read morefast. There were plent of tables inside and outside. Service was fast and friendly. I got a hot black sesame latte with oat milk. Sesame flavor and texture of the latte was perfect! Highly recommend!

I visited for a Tues coffee tasting a few months ago, and loved the experience and the dark roast…read morecoffee that I bought for home brewing. The owner also helpfully followed up with questions that I emailed over; he's super friendly and knowledgable. Planning my next visit there soon, which is what reminded me to submit an online rec!

The weekly free coffee talk and tasting is interesting and informative and the different roasts are…read morewonderful. It doesn't get fresher than watching your cuppa carefully measured and brewed from beans roasted the day before. Buy local, buy Del's, a welcoming step on your journey to coffee nirvana.