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.

Pick from a pastry case, order at the counter, and take an empty cup to pour your own coffee…read more Spacious seating by windows and at tables around the corner from the action. Chocolate Croissant: Great for people who are all about the chocolatey. Big chunks falling out. For people who are all about a proper croissant, the place down the street is far superior, unfortunately, and with better parking. The croissant here was soft, not flaky. Bendy, not brittle. Blueberry Muffin: Had this on a previous visit a year ago (not pictured). Much like the croissant, it was okay. Overall experience, just okay. Nothing wrong with it, but some bakeries have me thinking about what looked great in the case that I didn't have, and might have next time. Not the case here.

Cookies dinky at 1.75 each. Bought a chocolate chip, ginger,…read moresugar... Not much flavor of ginger... needed more Chocolate chip was ok, but thin, dinky Sugar... bland taste thin, dinky Then the tip screen which is tacky... tipping to put cookies in takeout bag? Parking difficult

I loved it. Our daughter wasn't as impressed. I love a good Yorkshire pudding and this was…read morereminiscent of that as a sandwich. My daughter isn't a fan of that northern English dish. The clean and bright restaurant was packed on a Wednesday afternoon but after a short wait, a table opened up. The staff was very friendly and helpful. A good place with a unique sandwich.

This is a super fun place with great options. The popovers are huge and feel more like a breakfast…read morethan a snack. I appreciate how popovers are used as the bread in breakfast sandwiches so you don't have to choose between a popover and a sandwich. The honey butter and jams are also excellent additions.

Came in for early lunch on a weekday and it was easy to find parking. There are plenty of outdoor…read moreseatings. Great if you want to bring your dog. I like the high ceiling but although the cafe looks pretty big, seatings inside seem limited. The tables were really small and close to each other. I ordered - Braised Short Rib & Eggplant Couscous Bowl - Maple Aleppo Chicken - Iced and hot Black Sesame Latte There is self served water and you pick up your own utensils. They also bring you your drinks as well as your food order. The short rib size was a bit small but ok value for $20. It tasted pretty good. I like the eggplants as well. Adding fresh pomegranate on top of it. Gave it refreshing touch. We were also visiting the area so I bought a souvenir mug. There was so no price $ on the rack and it was a bit expensive $25. At least I didn't need to pay for parking. The sesame latte is a seasonal drink. It was pretty good! We liked it.

I've been here a couple times and the bakery and treats are the highlight at Tatte. My favorite is…read morethe cinnamon and pecan rose ($4.75) and the blue & blueberry cheesecake ($7.50). The pecan rose has a perfect amount of cinnamon and pecans and so soft inside with a crunchy top. The blueberry cheesecake is creamy and flavorful with a yummy crumbly bottom. It may look small, but it's very filling. All the bakery items are presented beautifully. Ordering was a little confusing, the first time. Do I sit? Is there a table service? Do I order the counter? Answer: order at the counter (both food, drink, and bakery). They'll give you a number, grab a table and they deliver food. You have to grab your own cutlery, napkins, salt/pepper,etc and water near the front door. When you're done you take your plates, etc to the bin by the door. The tables are small and round and very close to one another. The chairs are not very comfy, but the booth side is nice and has a great view of the inside which feels very spacious and bright. Didn't love the house breakfast $12. It came out a little cold and the potato fritters were way too salty. Although the ham and cheddar quiche was tasty and a pretty big. Big parking lot, but it seems to always be full.

Ambiance was cute. Servers were friendly and quick. Food was so-so…read more I felt that the prices were unreasonable for the amount and quality of food that I got.

the cappuccino was very good, but although there were two people behind the counter only one was…read more'working'. She took orders AND made the sandwich, coffee, etc. Also, parking right out front but NO handicap spots! Had to park in what looked like a commute lot, then walk up a long steep hill to get to the cafe. And back down the long steep hill... We won't be returning

Great bagels. Normally, we never eat bagels at home - only in NY. However, when our friends from NY…read morecame to visit and insisted on bagels I went there VERY early in the morning and... everyone was pleased - for the first time I liked bagels made outside of NY (sorry Montreal:) and, for the first time, our NY guests liked bagels outside of NY

They redesigned the place. They replaced the booths with tables so I think there is more room. I…read morehad a bagel sandwich for 8.00. I thought the price was high. I guess I am paying for the new furniture. The bengal sandwich was good but for 8.00 it should be. Parking is on the street. I would think twice before returning when I can get the same thing for a fraction of the price.

Sooo good. Some of the best coffee, amazing pastries, and great staff. I love coming to this place…read moreanytime I'm in the area

A chocolate croissant should be flaky, tasty and easy to eat. None of those describe what I had at…read morethis bakery. I was sure after seeing a working kitchen next door that I would get a fresh pastry. Unfortunately that was not the case. I had to rip it with my teeth. It tasted like it has been frozen and thawed out. Definitely not fresh. Totally disappointing

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

Small family owned bakery on Washington street & Cameron that been there 30+ years!…read more Yummy croissants, muffins, pecan rolls, cinnamon rolls, and cookies! Went there for breakfast pasties but they also offer sandwiches, rollups, salads, quiche, and soup, which smelled delicious! Plus they have Deep River chips, so crunchy! Small 2-tops along the walls and bar seating near front window. If you get a chance, read the framed article on the wall "The Untold Story Behind the Wellesley Bakery". A moving, heartfelt story of their family's journey from Cambodia to Wellesley Bakery. Street Parking available on main road and side roads

On our way back to NY we stopped here after Boston not expecting much. It ended up being the best…read morehot chocolate, seriously one of the best of my life. Well worth the stop and what a cute place. My son also loved and ate his chocolate star quickly. Service was good. Highly recommend.

Cacao is such a cozy little chocolate shop in the South End. However, the quality of their…read moreindividual chocolates were so-so. We were a bit disappointed because some pieces tasted stale while others were delicious. For their expensive price point, they all should've been perfect. My favorite was their nougatine, and my least favorite was the almond bark. The main reason I'm giving them a higher rating is because their hot chocolate is so rich + dreamy. Will def need to come back this winter to get it again, but would skip the bonbons next time.

Multiple weekends in a row trying to get in or get a cinnamon roll or call ahead to ask…read moreavailability met with "we can't hold cinnamon rolls" I'm not ordering more than 1 and decide to take online orders or don't.. but so classically Weston off putting. Coffee is terrible. Turkey club very good. Not returning bc the service continues to decline against the demand. Too many other hard working local businesses needing a chance.

People prone to using the word "lovely" would use it to describe this strip mall cafe run by the…read moreowners of Dumpling Daughter next door. It has stylish banquettes and decor more commonly seen in swanky Italian eateries, but it works here. A fireplace and constant jazz music also help set the tone. I'm not a fan of Dumpling Daughter or the croissants or pre-wrapped chemical-tasting cookies here, but I absolutely LOVE Heirloom's blueberry muffin. Even without much of a dome, it packs fluffiness, richness, and great dough flavor, along with plump, moist, fresh fruit. A little sugar on top adds coarseness and a reminder of the Jordan Marsh days. And the rest of the muffin doesn't have any of that supermarket sugarless I hate. A really superb offering, and that atmosphere certainly helps.