I love this location. I've been coming here since they opened because I live nearby and it's become…read moreone of my regular spots. I love their hot vanilla latte!! Everyone who works here is always so friendly and kind. There are a few places to sit but it's definitely more of a grab-and-go kind of coffee shop. I wish Blank Street corporate would give this location a more resources. It always seems like there's one barista and one cashier, which doesn't feel like enough considering how many office buildings are nearby and how much foot traffic comes through. I can't help but feel second hand stress for them because they're constantly churning out a ton of orders. I've never had to wait tooo long and that's a def credit to how hard the empoyees work!! Big shoutout to them!!

Nice place very good latte. Service was ok…read more Does get pretty busy in there. I would be back again when in the area.

Great selection of coffee. Fast service. Seating a couple of tables and pastries look great. Hidden…read morenear north station definitely a must stop by and treat yourself place if you want great tasting coffee besides Dunkin's and Starbucks

Overpriced somehow lukewarm coffee and dry pastries, but I live in the adjacent building so it was…read moreconvenient so I let it go. In retrospect, it does not really make sense to pay their prices when there are other options of better quality in the hub. To add insult to injury, I paid $15 for their burrata special, they never gave me the burrata yet still charged me. It was supposed to be delivered in a week, instead it came in 2 at which time I was out of the country. The professionalism is lacking. I spoke to the manager who just kept repeating the same sentence and was talking over me. They don't seem to be concerned about customer retention, which cost them my/my family and friends business.

STEPH JUDGEMENT: Good coffee, friendly service…read more Just wanted some good basic coffee in the TD Center and found it here. Got an Americano with cream and it was a nice rich roast, not at all acidic--perfect. That's all I tried this time around, but the pastries sure looked good. Very nice people, too.

Lattes are not good, ordered a HALF sweet mocha and tasted like rancid chocolate milk. Pastries…read morelooked good, didn't try.

It was alright. Standard coffee place and nothing too special…read more They did have a lentil soup which was a change of pace but needed salt.

The ambiance is really cute and the staff is very nice and friendly…read more The coffee however missed the mark for me. I ordered a cortado paid additional to add ube and I could barely even taste a hint of the ube. The cortado itself was okay.

Really nice brewery right by TD garden! They have a large space inside and about 5 tables outside…read more We were able to sit outside with our dog. On the particular day we visited, they were understaffed and were only offering bar service which was fine with us. We got a few of their beers which were all excellent. The Belgian Waffles truly had an end taste of maple syrup. The lemon shandy is very dry and slightly sour. We got the arancini which were SO good. We also got the truffle fries which were great. We got the Shifty, Forager, and blazin bird pizzas. All of them were really good in their own ways. The Blazin Bird was a popular one at the table.

***This review is for the beers only.***…read more This brewery was really nice and spacious, and we had a great time hanging out here with friends. I was able to build my own flight, which was a great way to try several of their beers. I sampled most of their IPAs along with the Summer Sour, and my husband ordered a pint of the Furth, their hefeweizen. Overall, it was a fun spot with a good variety of beers.

This adorable little place in West End has such good coffee! This Aussie owned bar has high…read morequality, free trade beans and Harnet teas. I enjoy my traditional breakfast of caffe latte and either a biscotti or croissant (cornetto for my fellow Italiani) . They also have Australian savory pies, and other breakfast treats. The service is very friendly with an inviting ambiance in this tiny spot. I highly recommend, even though I like my little non main stream spots for myself ;)

It was just ok for me. I ordered a cold brew with sugar free hazelnut syrup. A lot of places are…read moretaking on more sugar free flavors outside the basics and it's something that I look for now. I also enjoy cold foam which they do not do at this coffee shop. The coffee tasted good; however, it cost an additional .80 to splash my cold brew with cream?! This is typically up to my discretion as well as to how much cream I would like in my coffee. I'd stop back but would prefer trying other places next time.

Cute spot. It has stuff for everyone - sandwiches, fancy lattes, people sitting at laptops looking…read moreimportant, people sitting without laptops also looking important. More importantly, for a coffee shop on a busy strip the food and coffee are excellent. Their coffee has that X factor, the extra bit of umpf. I would go back the next time I'm in the area.

Nice coffee shop to work out of if needed in the north end…read more The staff is friendly. My only pet peeve is when you ask for a hot latte it's annoying to then be asked if I want it hot or cold. This is common issue and not limited to this coffee shop. The honey cinnamon hot latte is a good flavor. The latte was smooth. The watermelon mint lemonade has a flavor and no bitterness. It does have a bathroom for paying customers.

One of the many food and drink options located in Hub Hall near the TD Garden. Which before the…read moreconcert we attended you could tell everyone had the same idea to pop in and grab a bite or a drink. We had already eaten but wanted to grab a drink and couldn't pass up trying a bubble tea spot. So as you'd expect this review is solely for just drinks. Service wise we ordered from the little kiosk which worked well and allowed for plenty of customizing of your drink. That was a positive but also could be a quick way to make your price sky high with most additions being an extra dollar. They give you an order number that will be called when your order is ready. As we were waiting a worker did ask if we were waiting and for our order number and then they seemed to put a rush on making it and they apologized for the wait. Which honestly I did not think we had a long wait but appreciated the staff still. Overall the space for waiting is limited but won't hold that in a negative light since it's a food hall. I grabbed a Mango Fruit Tea with mango popping boba added while my wife got their toasted brown sugar milk tea. Both were pretty good but neither blew us away. My wife did not like the syrup in her brown sugar milk tea, had an odd flavor to it. Maybe we should have picked different drinks that would have impressed more. I would return to give some of their food a try in the future and more drinks though. Friendly staff with decent drinks and located in a very convenient location if you are visiting TD Garden.

I went here waiting for a concert at TD Garden. I can't really express anything other than it's…read moremid. For the price, it was whatever. I spent $21 on their original dog, half cheese & half sausage with ketchup; as well as a large bubble tea. The sausage was my least favorite but with the cheese, it was pretty good. The bubble tea lacked a lot. There wasn't a very good selection. I also asked for no boba pearls, and of course, it had boba pearls. Hub Hall is packed but the wait time was atrocious. It took over 20 minutes to receive my two items. Honestly, I think Currentea is a cute little place not suitable for its location. It seems too small for many staff members and they're very overworked. I appreciate the hustle of the staff but it gets to a point it's unacceptable.

Came here for a quick lunch and it did not disappoint! The chicken in my sandwich was cooked…read moreperfectly and had a great sauce on it. The milk bun as the bread was also a nice touch. Since I was in Boston, I definitely needed a slice of Boston creme pie. It was delicious! I would love to try their coffees and other pastries next time I come by :) Lines get long for lunch and things do sell out quickly so plan on either waiting or coming a bit earlier. There is seating upstairs and downstairs but it does get filled pretty quickly.

Very good though slightly chaotic the day we were there. They were down on staff so they weren't…read moredoing their normal service. Therefore, there were groups clamoring for the few tables that were inside. However, service was very friendly and the food options were delicious. Pastries and breakfast sandwiches are standouts and I particularly liked the avocado toast - a large portion avocado on very good bread with a variety of accompaniments. Pricing was reasonable and it's helpful to be able to order at the kiosk but as first timers it made it slightly confusing. We sat upstairs and it helped make things more relaxing as it was less crowded and plenty of room. I think this location is serving the hospital so I suspect it's always very busy.

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.

I've been wanting to try here for a while, recommended by a friend, but I'd always just miss their…read moreopen hours when I'm downtown. WELL, I was downtown early today and got to try their matcha latte. I was torn between getting hot or iced but I went with hot with oatmilk. It was so goood. You can taste the high quality of the matcha. There was a line to the door and was moving a little slow but the turn around time of service was quick once I placed my order. I sat down on the wall steps (not sure of the correct name) while I waited. I was in awe when I saw the latte art. Small cafe but has choices of seating options to sit. There's tables with chairs, a bar seating to the back and the wall steps. I noticed someone ahead of me in the line brought her own reusable tumbler and I like that the cafe supports sustainability in that way. I didn't see whether they made her drink order in the tumbler or they made it first then poured it into her tumbler. Anyway, good to know if you like to reduce waste.