Went here today because the Highland Kitchen was closed. Great coffee but the sandwiches were a bit overpriced.

Wonderful cold brew and moussaka sandwiches. The bread was perfectly toasted and had a good amount of filling. The cold brew was sweet and perfect for a hot day. Be warned though, it can be a tight fit inside and you may have to wait a while for a table. I will definitely return to try some of the pastries next time read more

I LOVE THIS PLACE! The Greek Yogurt with fruit compote is incredible, the staff is friendly, and the cafe is great place to get some work done on a weekday (weekends are pretty busy). I just wish it was closer to my apartment! read more

Just stopped here for the first time this morning for a coffee--easy the best cafe au lait I have had in the area. Looking forward to going back to try some of the delicious looking muffins and scones. read more

Mediocre. Sandwiches came with a bread so hard that it gave us mouth sores. I bet it had been sitting out for a while and then toasted for way too long. 2 starts because at least the rest of the ingredients seemed relatively fresh. Overall too expensive and pretentious for mediocre quality food. read more

I've lived in Somerville for three weeks and I've been to 3 Little Figs twice already. For someone who loves trying new food and exploring new places that's pretty incredible. The place is small and gets crowded during peak times (9am-noon ish?), but the food is worth it. The Greek yogurt with honey is thick and creamy, with the honey providing a nice sweetness to the slightly tart yogurt. The Porridge is amazing, so good for something that seems so simple. The oats and quinoa are cooked perfectly, not too mushy or too hard, and the cinnamon spices provide a nice background to the sweet raisins (? They might have been currants). The crunchy walnuts on top give you the contrast in texture necessary to keep this dish from being baby food and the flavor combination ends up amazing. I've tried a few of their sandwiches and a few of the toasts, all of which have been pretty good. They use fresh veggies and the bread tastes freshly baked. The people are great as well, nice and helpful if you have questions. Tables are in short supply, and no laptops on weekends. read more

Really awesome little spot in Somerville. Enjoyed one of the better bfast sandwiches I've had and great coffee. Energy and service was great as well! read more

My favorite Somerville spot for coffee and light lunch. The spinach pie is the best :)

Their greek yogurt is amazing. Comparable to the yogurt I used to get in Greece. Breakfast sandwiches are kind of small but very filling. They also have delicious lemon poppy muffins, which is a huge plus, since most of the bakeries in the area do not. Spinach pie was not very crunchy so I would not recommend it. Finally, location wise rhey are kind of far from porter but if you are in the mood for a walk it is worth it. read more

The coffee is amazing here. I've been twice and it's my new favorite coffee shop. Baked goods are awesome too. Most of them have fig in them, but there are some non-fig options. Portions are normal sized and the staff if really friendly. read more

greek yogurt and bacon corn muffins are amazing!!

Was craving french toast and trying a new breakfast place with a friend. Sadly Figs did not have french toast (or pancakes--be warned, breakfast lovers), but they were bringing out fresh-baked french toast muffins right as I was ordering, and it was DELICIOUS. Totally satisfied my craving! I also got a soy chai latte, which was quite good (chai tea latte is actually pretty hard to get right so bonus points are definitely in order), and a half sandwich (the sweet potato and goat cheese one, can't remember the actual name of it), which was also delicious. My friend got the avocado muffin, which tasted good but not like avocado--that's the only reason I wouldn't give it 5 stars. I am definitely going back to try their dirty chai muffin and pumpkin donut! read more

The Market sandwich is amazing. Try the pistachio chocolate chip cookie, you won't regret it. Good coffee too, and a cozy atmosphere. The reason 4 stars and not 5? It's a small place so the line can be daunting if you're there at peak brunch time on the weekends. I can tell the staff are working their butts off to make the coffee and sandwiches a quickly as possible (and their worth the wait). What they can't control is how long people linger... And I understand why people want to stay and hang out! It's a cool place! But be warned: finding a free table-even outside in February- is almost impossible so be prepared to wait. read more

This is my favorite coffee shop in town! I love their yogurt and granola and their latte's are amazing.

Their coffee is just fab! I thought many other places are great but this place is the best around here. Their muffins and baked stuff are on sweet side but I am addicted to their lavender scone, mmmm. It is such a cute little cafe to have it in this neighborhood. I never tried sandwich, they also seemed to have stuff changed daily. The caveat is, they close too early and it is mostly very crowded in weekends. read more

We stopped for breakfast this morning on our way to dropping off one of our kids at college. All of the food was healthy and delicious! We LOVE the yogurt! Fantastic!! We will be back. read more

Stopped in today for late breakfast / early lunch. The spanakopita was fantastic! It was authentic, flavorful, not heavy or overbearing. The Lil Figgy was fun to share. read more

I love this spot! It's exactly what I love with the creative blends of organic and healthy ingredients. I'm not a fan of the coffee, though - it doesn't have much body. So while I will definitely return, I will opt for an expresso drink rather than drip coffee. The pear/fig scone is delicious. read more

3 little Figs is one of kind, and luckily walking distance. There is always a line but for good reason. The baristas pay very close attention to detail -- make excellent coffee and vanilla lattes. I've eaten the pistachio chocolate chip cookie and french toast muffin -- highly recommend. My favorite deli sandwitch is the Market ( prosciutto, fig, feta cheese, arugula, tomato) read more

Best scones and cupcakes I've had around town. Can't wait to come back and try their other baked goods. Excellent lattes and coffee too.

Cool place, always hopping. Baked goods and da witches are great. The baked ham sandwich with picked pear, cheddar, and mustard butter is amazing. read more

I love love LOVE 3 Little Figs! Wish I lived in this neighborhood so I could be more of a regular, but I go as often as I can. Everything I've ever had was delicious (seriously those lavender biscuits should be illegal they're so good) and the staff is incredibly kind. Every time I've been the line is out the door but it moves quickly! A cute cafe, good ambiance, affordable prices and fantastic food and coffee. read more

Got the feta toast and the roasted mango yogurt.. Yumminess!! Friendly atmosphere.. Definitely coming back!

I'm kind of a brunch snob and this place exceeds my expectations. High quality food, good portions, and amazing coffee/teas. Relaxed atmosphere, great location, and competent staff. read more

I live just down the street from this cafe, and am a very regular visitor. Their treats have definitely helped soften the blow of doing a lot of work from home on weekend mornings. The coffee is excellent - unique flavor (different from anywhere else in the Boston area) and strong enough, but not too strong. I like the dirty chai and apple cider donut muffins in particular, but their scones and cakes are also very good. The latte art is very cool. Their staff are cheerful and friendly. Great addition to the neighborhood! read more

This is one of my favorite places to go to in the area. The food is tasty, made with quality ingredients, and brought to you with pleasantness. They really have tapped into what locals are looking for, as evidenced by the often crowded cafe. You can score a table for two if you have patience to wait, sit at a cozy nook to the side, or take advantage of people watching by enjoying the window seating. Nicer weather can draw you to the curbside seating, which is a good option if you have fido or an infant with you. The customers play nicely with each other and so do their dogs and babies. It is an ideal place for awesome food with interaction with other like minded people or for a solo experience. I have become a regular here and it is my weekend place of refuge from life's busyness. read more

I am in absolute love with this place! It has great coffee, deliciously Greek yogurt, and mouth watering muffins and scones. I will definitely recommend going to this place!! read more

They make an amazing dairy-free olive oil cake that is as good as my mom's cake. It's remarkably hard to find good cake around here that doesn't have milk or butter in it and I'm so happy to have found this near my house. read more

Still like this little neighborhood gem. Their chocolate cupcakes with various light colored lightly flavored buttercream frostings are great. Cake part especially is much better than others in the area. The goat scone is still a favorite, as is the egg and feta. Still not my favorite coffee in the area, in part because the roasts are not my favorite, in part due to the lack of a big $2 American brewed style, (sometimes I just want a cuppa Joe) but they do a good job with foam on the cappuccinos and frothy drinks. Service is always pleasant. Summer outdoor seating eases the space issues. Stop in, have a delicious cupcake! read more

Great coffee!! I haven't had a better latte since I've moved to the States. All the staff are very friendly and the baked goods are delicious. I go there regularly for my morning coffee and a treat! read more

The dirty chai muffin from 3 little figs is one the THE BEST PASTRIES I have ever had. The coffee, teas, and sandwiches are pretty good, but probably not worth the $$ they charge here unless you are lucky enough to score a table (either inside or outside) and fully enjoy the cute cafe atmosphere. read more

Love this local coffee shop. The coffee is strong and the food is great. The absolute best thing on the menu is the Greek yogurt with granola and berries - wow! The egg sandwich is also great - it comes on brioche and the eggs are fluffy and delicious. The lavender scones are also incredible. It's also just a very cute spot with charming decor. read more

This cafe offers everything I love contained in 200 cozy square feet. Amazing, fresh-from-the-pot coffee from small roasting companies, delicious espresso beverages that are crafted with love, friendly staff, a great egg sandwich, and inventive pastries. Also, I love the atmosphere of this cafe - local but with an international flair. I wish I lived closer so that I could stop by for coffee and pastries every morning - but then I fear that my wallet and waistline would seriously suffer as a result. read more

I love the coffee at 3LF. I've been making espresso / lattes at home with an old lever machine for 20 years,, so I do know good coffee, well made. The only reason I don't give 3LF all 5 stars, is that their coffee is kind of expensive. I've also had a goat-cheese-&-something-trendy salad here once, and it too was kind of expensive, but just like the coffee, actually worth the price. The staff are always friendly, even though I'm not as trendy as they are. So, yeah, it's a good place. read more

Scooped this place out for a late morning coffee and pastry. Score! It takes some time to get an espresso drink but good things take time.

I love this place. They have a nice selection of teas, and every baked good I've tried so far has been delicious. They seem to be very busy on the weekends and at breakfast-times generally, but if you happen to have an afternoon off during the week, it's much less crowded--a very pleasant place to while away a couple hours with a book or a notebook. read more

Someone recommended this cute coffee shop/bakery to me while I was visiting Boston from the West Coast and I'm so glad I went out of my way to check it out! I visit local coffee shops everywhere I travel and this one stands out!! Great vibe, couldn't decide among their beautiful display of baked goods so I bagged a few! The lavender biscuit, delicious, apple cider donut/muffin, amazing, fig granola, mm so good, and a very tasty mocha. Great, friendly service in a bright and cute location. There were lots of ppl coming in and out the whole time I was there who, I'm sure, would all agree on this place being terrific :) read more

A friend recommended that I visit 3 LIttle Figs. I had never heard of it before, as I don't head to this section of Somerville often, but I was glad for the recommendation! The goat cheese scones were to die for, and I appreciated that they deviated from your traditional flavored scones. Even though I was just stopping by on the way to work to grab a pastry, I couldn't walk out without also trying the corn muffin with bacon. And I was glad I did! It was moist and full of bacon flavor; what a great combination. I plan to go back soon for lunch so I can try their sandwiches too. read more

I love cute little cafes with interesting food items. But after looking forward to trying 3 Little Figs for so long, when I finally did I was quite disappointed. The coffees provided little to be excited about, and both the toast and the porridge were just ok, even if they had been 40% cheaper. I'd maybe get a brewed coffee if I happen to pass by, but likely nothing more. read more

My favorite cafe in Somerville, possibly in the entire Boston area! The staff is very friendly, the pastries delicious and their baristas are skilled! I have spent many a morning here writing and getting work done, and I think it's clear that the staff care about what they do and are very customer-focused. I only wish the space was a tad bigger to accommodate another table or two. read more