Japonaise is a super cute Asian bakery…read more They have a variety of traditional Asian breads, and you can customize the filling as well.

A great place to check out on Beacon Street! They have incredible bakery items with super cute…read morepastries and cakes! Everything seems to be delicious and is absolutely worth checking out if in the area!

I came to tatte for the black sesame latte but was seduced by the orange blossom latte and had to…read moregive it a shot. I've been drooling over the passion fruit krembo and the pear tart so I had to give them a try as well. Pear tart- absolutely perfect, so mellow and sweet and I loved the poached pear in the middle! Passionfruit krembo- honestly stronger on the coconut and meringue flavor than on the passion fruit? Tastes almost like a lemon meringue tart to me. Orange blossom latte- frankly didn't get any flavor of orange blossom in the latte, until it melted totally I could taste it a little in the coffee. The vanilla was also really light. It's a pretty unadulterated coffee (as is typical for a cold brew) and I kinda like my coffee sweet and creamy, so I was not too impressed on a first taste. But once it melted I liked it a lot more. Probably will stick with black sesame next time. Note- they serve their pastries glued with sugar (?) on a cardboard round. Im not too sure how to eat it like this so I ended up prying them off the round.

I love this Tatte location - a couple blocks from Coolidge Corner with plenty of seating and nice…read moreambience and natural lighting! It's a great spot to grab a coffee with a friend or stay longer to work on your laptop. I tried their new overnight oats with peach and raspberry which was delicious, fresh, and creamy! It was filling and a generous portion size. Other menu items I have enjoyed on prior visits are the caprese sandwich and avocado tartine and you can't go wrong with any of their lattes or chai. The sauce on Tatte broccolini squash pita flavor I thought was overpowering which I tried twice on previous visits. Service was quick and friendly! They have a water station and grab your own silverware.

Wow! This place is a hidden gem. They offer an incredible variety of fresh, high-quality options. I…read moreloved that they had both savory and sweet selections, so there's something for everyone. There's also a cute seating area if you want to enjoy your food there, and the convenient 15-minute parking right outside makes stopping by super easy if you're driving. I'll definitely be back!

What a great bakery to stop by in Coolidge Corner. There was constantly people popping in and out…read moreso you can tell it's a crowd favorite. I came here with 2 friends to work from home and we had a great time! I can attest it's a solid spot to WFH. They have one large (more communal) table which is where we sat, as well as a handful for 2 seaters for folks to either sit alone or across from a friend. Clearly a lot of people come here to WFH, but you can't blame them. The WiFi is free and we didn't experience any disruptions, there's great lighting in addition to the natural light from their floor to ceiling glass walls, and the music is so good here. They were playing all 2010s indie, pop, and alternative hits. We all loved it. I ordered a decaf iced latte with Carmel and it was delicious! A bit on the pricey side, but it is what it is. :) My friends got a sandwich and also tried their coffee and really liked it too. We will be back!

Was craving for some Kunafa and was so happy to have found this small Turkish neighborhood bakery…read more Here's the good and also the bad part, they dont seem to have it pre-made, I was told that I needed to wait 15-20mins for them to make it. But on the other hand, this also mean that the product youre getting is fresh! so, if you're in a rush for time, plan accordingly. Anywho, the Kunafa was good. Not the best I've had, but definitely good. Price: $15.

Absolutely delicious! The mixed box of baklava was fresh, perfectly flaky, and had just the right…read moreamount of sweetness. Each piece had its own unique flavor and texture--pistachio, walnut, and hazelnut varieties were all amazing. A must-try treat that feels like a little taste of tradition in every bite! P.s. the customer service was top tier. They explained everything to me with such patience and j can't wait to go back.

Having recently moved here I wanted to find a staple bakery for weekly sourdough and good pastries…read more So lucky it's so close to me(in brookline, easy walk from allston) and I listened to the reviews. Their craft is just so perfected and the flavor of everything is just right. Perfectly tangy, not overly sweet, flaky, buttery. I've tried: Bread: sourdough baton and miche(whole weat sourdough), both amazing and great for price. Pastries: chocolate pistachio and pain au chocolate, sooo good and flaky even when cold Drinks: only tried the brown butter syrup matcha which was decent but matcha flavor isnt rly strong, i'd get their latte next. Service is fantastic and welcoming! Only con here is the wait. Don't come weekends unless you're ready to spend a FAT chunk of time waiting. Is it worth it yes but i'd rather just come on a weekday because it gets ridiculous. And you also risk everything selling out from early morning! Seating is pretty limited as well, none inside and few outside so prepare to shop and exit.

Came on a Sunday morning around 9:30 am (30 min after opening) and there was already a long line…read moreoutside the building. Waited about 30 min or so in line which ended up being well worth it. The inside of the shop is very small so they only let a few people in at a time. We tried several items, all of which were delicious. -Monkey bread with chocolate - super soft on the inside with a slight crisp exterior with chunks of chocolate spread throughout that melt in your mouth. Wish there was more chocolate in it but that's my chocolate tooth talking -Honey stack - layers of croissant pastry with honey and a salty top layer that creates a delicious sweet/salty flavor combo. My second favorite of what we tried! -Blueberry scone - a moist blueberry and cranberry filled scone that is soft yet dense and covered in sugar crystals that allow for an amazing textural contrast -Chocolate pistachio croissant - my personal favorite; a croissant with chocolate and pistachio filling (while I love a plain croissant, I am a sucker for jazzed up pastries) -Regular croissant - perfect layers of buttery pastry Recommend coming on non-weekend days to avoid long lines!

The coffee was very good. The croissant with almonds was spectacularly. Amazing rice little Steve…read more A great breakfast hospitable staff

Coffee was OK. This is a small coffee bar located in the entrance of the building 200 State Street…read more Pricey coffee over seven dollars for this cup. Quiet warm place to sit and read very close to the aquarium.

My new obsession - truly a Pastel de Nata specialty bakery in Boston made hot and fresh to order…read more The custard filling was incredible with hint of vanilla. I also loved that they served an excellent latte which paired perfectly with the pastel de nata. It was exactly what I needed! It's a small store, with 3 seated tables, and quick friendly service. Dreaming of coming back again!

soo warm and gooey. not too sweet with a perfect hint of saltiness. nice and flakey, a crème brûlée…read morevibe in a way. yum! they had them ready to go so we ate it right away. there's 1-2 tables to sit at if you want to enjoy it right away.

This is a really good Asian bakery. I like their selection of buns, breads, cakes, and more. They…read morehad a large variety. The cakes in the case were beautiful. You could get slices or a a whole cake. The coconut cream bun was really and good and had a lot of cream inside even though it didn't look like it. Two pastries was only $6.05. Really good deal. I have to go back and try other items since it was so hard to only choose two things. No seating.

Had me cheesin like a kid at a candy shop. Devoured half the haul on the walk home…read more :

Kyo matcha has amazing matcha cakes, soft serve, and drinks…read more I've tried their matcha towel cake (similar to crepe cake but rolled) and matcha soft serve.

Located next to Kyuramen, this place caught my daughters' eyes and they went in to order the matcha…read morecheese mousse cake and the ujicha float to share. You use a touchscreen to order and pay and they announce your number when it's ready. Both orders were delicious. The float had boba on the bottom and was filled to the brim so they had to eat the soft serve down a bit before being able to put a boba straw in. The matcha cheese mousse cake has a layer of azuki beans on the bottom, multiple layers of subtle complimentary flavors. Yummy dessert for after your ramen! Highly recommend!

You can't visit Boston's North End without stopping for a cannoli at Mike's Pastry! This Boston…read moreinstitution was founded by Italian immigrant Michael Mercogliano in 1946 and has been serving its famous cannoli on Hanover Street ever since. And these aren't small cannoli! They have a huge selection of flavors, all generously stuffed with filling. The shop is incredibly popular, and we actually had to wait outside just to get in, but thankfully the line moved quickly. Our massive cannoli were 100% worth the wait. If you're looking for something sweet with a little Boston history mixed in, add Mike's to your North End itinerary!

Alright, so the debate apparently is between mikes and modern pastry- honestly both fantastic…read more Suggest you try both! I loved the extra flavors at mikes, but modern had so much other stuff. Both great, just do both. However both CASH only!!!!