Lovely location and friendly staff! Thank you for the great breakfast sandwich! It was a nice way…read moreto get something hot and fast in the area.

Stopped by Charles River Coffee House this month and was expecting something more akin to a…read morecharming little cafe. The vibe was a lot less cozy and inviting and the drinks mediocre. For context, I also don't really have a high bar for beverages so "mediocre" for me is pretty low on the quality meter. One plus side is when the weather is nice, I could see it at least being a convenient stop on a scenic walk.

Amazing. I prefer my matcha to be a little bitter with extra matcha powder and the barista made it…read moreexactly how I liked it. Great way to start my day!

I decided to try out a new cafe as a winter morning activity. I stopped in around 11am on a Sunday…read more We were able to get street parking right across the street from the cafe. The inside of Andina Cafe is very clean and well-decorated and has a chic, cozy vibe. While we were stopping in, it looked like some staff was even putting up holiday decorations inside. I ordered the spinach feta bistro and an iced chai tea latte. My items were brought over to me promptly. The chai as well was very good and was flavorful without being overly sweet. The spinach feta bistro was great - I would definitely order it again! With that being said there are tons of tempting food items on the menu so I may need to try out the others.

We got it to go and was good. Muffins were on the denser side than I'm used to but the flavor was…read morethere. The frosting/sweet toppings were on the sweeter side but the bread/cake part is good.

I really wanna give a 3-and-a-half…read more Solid muffin, plump fruit, but a little more reliant on sugar than butter, with a slight watery, greasy feel. Coffee was okay. Tiny shack, small counter, 4 stools against the wall if you wanna eat there. For a more relaxed experience, try their original Medway location. But a great addition to the Natick area for a quick pickup.

The passion for coffee here is evident from the second you walk in. All locally roasted and…read moreprepared to maximize the flavor of the coffee. I had an iced Dutch Brew (their speciality) and enjoyed the smoothness and flavor of the coffee. Service was helpful and thoughtful carefully measuring out to make sure each coffee was consistent and excellent. Can't wait to try a pour over at their new seaport location where I have more time.

Great spot with authentic coffee and loads of information…read more The genuinely care about customers, love to get others into coffee, answer questions thoughtfully, have great coffee tools they work with, a website dedicated to coffee information, etc. I mostly come to buy beans since they roast their own in the back and make their own blends from variety, limited and single origin roasts. I always pick up a bag or two each time I visit and make espresso and pour over at home. They have a fantastic mocha/Dutch brew and good pour over. Go pick yourself up a few bags and enjoy the coffee ride.

Authentic Colombian coffee inside a large ex-industrial building. The space is neatly decorated and…read moreboards on the wall show the bean to mug process. You can look into the back and see where they roast their beans and all of the coffee bean sacks waiting to be roasted. Staff were friendly. Decent amount of parking right in front and an overflow lot across the street. Definitely a hidden gem in my book!

This place has a really cute vibe indoors with generally good coffee and food. Out of all the…read morethings we tried what was really delicious were the cappuccino which my sister says is the best cappuccino she's ever had (and she's had a lot), the caprese chicken sandwich, the almond croissant, and a sausage, egg and cheese on a bagel! All those were amazingly good. The chai latte was pretty good but the iced mocha mostly tasted like weak chocolate milk. We sat outside because we had our dog so they do have outdoor seating of 3 tables which is great if you have a pet but it's a loading dock that has a view right onto the street so the atmosphere there isn't anything great but inside is nice. Parking here is hard but there is a lot across the street as well. Overall, it's a good place which is recommend for the taste of the food and drink.

We have shopped here many years. Healthy salads and sandwiches with very fresh bread. Marvelous…read moreginger peach muffins. Friendly service

Beautiful pastries, I tried the soup and tuna sandwich, and they were pretty darn good, and a great…read moredeal! Next time I will get the quiche

Their cakes are beautiful and they are pricy but they're worth the prices!…read more The staff are always helpful, kind and polite!

Tous Les Jours is a French-Asian bakery offering a range of breads, plus sweet & savory baked goods…read more& beverages. Tous Les Jours is located in the upper level, near Macy's in Natick Mall. On one side of the store, there are a few tables to sit down and enjoy your purchase. On the other side against the wall are display cases and a fridge of baked goods. I purchased a Honey Walnut Roll Cake for $28. It was very yummy. All baked goods that I've tried at Tous Les Jours have been really light and airy and you can't go wrong.

I had a gift card and when I went to pay it wouldn't work and then I went outside to call my mom to…read moregive me money and she did. I came back pay and he said oh no this is for you. For you. give him a pay raise .

Marylou's Coffee is a well-known Massachusetts coffee chain that has built a loyal following thanks…read moreto its extensive menu of flavored coffees and affordable prices. We pulled up to a simple, straightforward setup with a drive-thru that kept things moving efficiently, the kind of place where most customers stop by for a drink on the way to work or while running errands. The interior was modest and functional, designed more for quick service than lingering, and the steady flow of cars through the line reflected its popularity as a convenient morning stop. The iced coffee is what Marylou's is best known for, with dozens of flavored options ranging from classic vanilla and hazelnut to sweeter choices like Gone Bananas, Butterscotch, and Turtle. We ordered a few drinks and found them leaning on the sweeter side, making them a good choice if you enjoy flavored coffee rather than a more traditional roast-forward cup. The flavors were fun and easy to drink, and the prices were reasonable, but the quality didn't stand out compared to other local coffee shops. The menu also includes espresso drinks, refreshers, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries if you are looking for something to pair with your coffee. The sandwiches were decent and made for a quick bite, but the coffee itself was the main focus. Service was generally friendly, and the drive-thru made it convenient when we were in a hurry. The staff moved through orders with efficiency, and the drinks came out without much delay. Since locations can get busy during the morning rush, wait times and drink consistency may vary, especially at newer stores, but our visit was smooth and the team handled the flow well. The atmosphere was simple and geared toward convenience rather than a café experience, making it a practical stop rather than a place to linger. Overall, Marylou's Coffee is a solid option for flavored iced coffee and a quick caffeine stop. The large selection of flavors and budget-friendly prices make it easy to see why it has such a dedicated following, even if the coffee itself is not memorable enough to go out of our way to visit. It works best when we are in the area and want something quick, sweet, and affordable without expecting a specialty coffee experience.