I had to wait almost 50 minutes for one small item. I never received my food. Had to leave without…read moremy food and without the refund. The cashiers are so inept. I had to return to get my refund later in the day as they simply did not know how to refund from the till. The service here is completely dysfunctional

This lovely new restaurant is conveniently located in the same plaza as my son's favorite…read moretrampoline park. I am deeply thankful to have actual real food nearby, not just a McDonald's etc. I go there with my son and my baby, and the people there have always been very kind and welcoming, despite my son's behavior not always being the calmest! Their falafel plate is delightful. The French pizza was also delicious, I had some with chicken and roasted veggies last time I was there and it was sooooooo good! I am curious to try their crepes. They also serve breakfast, eggs etc. They also have delicious coffee and FABULOUS pastries, so fancy and they taste just as good as they look! This place is always busy, don't be in a rush, it's always a nice friendly atmosphere.

Very helpful, kind staff. Delicious treats, different from the usual. Amazing coffee made any way…read moreyou could think of. Nice, cozy inside and pleasant seating outside.

Cute Colombian spot that we found after a walk along the beach, and I'm glad we stopped in. The…read moreplace was definitely busy when we got there, so expect it to be a little loud and tight on space inside. Even though it was cold out, we decided to sit in the chairs outside for a bit and enjoy the atmosphere (and not having a crowd). I took their recommendation and ordered a cappuccino along with two empanadas, and both were delicious. The cappuccino was comforting after being out in the cold, and the empanadas were flavorful and fresh. What also stood out was how friendly the staff was despite how busy things were. Overall, such a cute little spot and definitely worth stopping by.

So happy we got to try Beyrut Espresso on out last day in Boston. It was also the day of the…read moreMorocco v France game - and Beyrut Espresso felt festive. We were there to grab some breakfast and ordered pomegranate juice, cherry juice, two pastries, one mesaman (Moroccan flatbread) with a side of honey and cream cheese), one mesakhan roll (chicken and onion). This bread was delicious. Chewy and doughy and spread with cream cheese and sprinkled with drizzled honey, it was sweet and salty. Service was very friendly and there were plenty of tables and seats available.

I saw someone on Yelp post photos and immediately had to save this post. Tucked away in Revere,…read morethis place has all sorts of middle eastern food. From breakfast, to snacks to meals, Beyrut Espresso will not disappoint. Bonus there is ample parking available and is next to a halal grocery store. I was here around noon on a weekend and while all the baked goods were tempting, I opted to get a traditional Lebanese breakfast for $19.99. Felt slightly overpriced but I had to give it a try. It comes with Manouche, labneh, foul, veggies and pita. Instead of the orange juice I got a morrocon tea. It's definitely a plate foul of food! Everything tasted delicious. The service is kind. They serve everything hot so there is a little bit of a wait. Great place to work from in the mornings or just catch up with your friends. I can't wait to be back!

Amazing guava pastries. The guava pandebono was a delightful texture, with the 3 cheeses melted…read moreinto the dough and wonderfully paired with the guava jam. The same jam was liberally spread around the guava morning bun. Both were enjoyably sweet but not excessively so, that I was able to eat both within a few hours without feeling icky. The chewy cheese bits surprisingly complemented the perfectly soft (and on top nicely crusted) bread parts and the guava jam. The guy answering my questions was patient and enthusiastic about how much he loves guava, not pressuring but inspiring me to take a risk with ordering 2 guava items instead of a fully savory pastel. I'm glad I got both because they were so unique and deeply satisfying.

From the owner: This is a tribute to the delicacies of mom and grandmothers, with traditional ancestral recipes,…read morewhich are mom's caress that becomes sweetness.

We visited the morning of our departure flight and I wish I had known this place prior. The cafe…read morehas indoor and outdoor seating, some outdoor in the front so it's a covered porch like area. We got a few sandwiches, a turkey and a breakfast bacon egg and cheese on sourdough. Both were fresh, complimented our smoothie and iced black tea nicely. The gentlemen who took our order didn't rush us, didn't treat us badly because we wanted to look over the menu and consider our options, he was prompt and kind. I really liked my breakfast here and can understand why others, probably a local in the mix, would bring their laptops and sit in the cafe. It's very cozy, has great views of the skyline in the back.

Sweet , personal , small coffee shop on the harbor across from Logan Airport. Nice outdoor seating…read morearea. Good eats & coffee.

We took a little Summerween trip from Boston to Salem, then back to Boston (via train). We'd…read moreplanned to ride the train back to Boston then take a different train to the airport, but seeing our luggage, several people on the train recommended avoiding downtown Boston and instead hopping off at Chelsea to take the Silver Line bus to the airport shuttles. Our flight was delayed and we didn't want to just sit in the airport, so we decided to listen to the locals, hop off at Chelsea then look for some cool local spot to get a coffee and maybe some food. This is a hidden gem in Chelsea. We asked folks on the train if they had recommendations.. they did not. We got off at Chelsea and it was pretty much a food and attraction desert, at least within walking distance of the bus stop. Luckily, Yelp came to the rescue. The coffee search brought up Dunkin, Starbucks and Aloe Natural. A quick glance at their Yelp page showed a picture of the coconut obsession coffee drink, and I was sold. With our luggage in tow, we walked the 3 blocks from the bus stop to find the business. It's literally a straight shot down the road, but I do recommend crossing to the right side of the street when given the opportunity, then taking the crosswalk to move over to the left right before reaching the business. The entrance is 2 small steps, so keep that in mind if you are a wheelchair or adaptive walking device user. It's a small, but clean and welcoming spot -- even offering a little swing and backdrop for selfies. We entered just before 2p on a weekday. The woman behind the counter was friendly and welcoming. She smiled and thanked us for visiting when I told her how we'd come to find the business. She said most of their traffic is students and teachers who want a healthier option in the neighborhood. She told us they have another business in the neighborhood which offers the often heavier, traditional Hispanic foods. We stayed until 3p, when they closed -- but that last hour they had a really steady stream of students and takeout pickups. We were honestly surprised to see them close so early. It seems like they'd do well to stay open until 4p, or maybe even 5p to catch more of that after school/work crowd. We went for the coffee but were blown away by the açaí bowl. It was delicious! Fresh, light, healthy-- everything I needed after 5 days of tourist walking and exploring. I ordered the iced coconut obsession and was pleased to get a little bit of Nutella with every sip. It was decadent, but not so sweet that it made my stomach hurt. My girlfriend ordered a strawberry lemonade and was also pleased. The prices were super reasonable, especially given the size and amount of fresh produce. My GF said she wasn't really hungry and only wanted a few bites, but ended up eating half of my açaí bowl. It was that good. If they'd been open later, I would have ordered a second one. I definitely recommend giving this small local business a try. Next time we find ourselves in Boston, we'll definitely stop in Chelsea to take the silver line bus to the airport and get a repeat of this exact meal. **As a side note, the restroom was a single-person, gender neutral room with a full-size baby changing table. It was clean and great for a #1. There's a table just outside the bathroom door -- only because the inside space is very small. They are very mindful of this and try to keep the bathroom door shut when not in use, so knock if you need to go.

we came here on a whim while waiting for our flight & wow we're we pleasantly surprised! the…read moresmoothie was amazing & the macarons were some of the freshest we've ever had! it's a bit hard to find but what a spot!

Wowzers!!! We had a 3am start today so by lunchtime we were crashing hard lol. We are from out of…read moretown so we were yelping great coffee spots and we were not disappointed! We had an Americano and a white mocha caramel. So delicious, perfectly made, and if you get a cinnamon roll (you should!) make sure you get it heated it's amazing. Love the vibe and purpose of this place and will definitely be back many times before I leave Boston!

I went there few weeks ago. My cousin had nutty professor and I took more than few sips. I highly…read morerecommend it. Got few breakfast sandwiches. They were good. I would go again!

Loved the food, service was great, coffee even better will be back…read more Thanks..........................

Cute little coffee shop. Ordered a latte for me and a black coffee for my husband. We also had a…read more breakfast sandwiche was pretty good.

I went to Pan Y Cafe for coffee and a bite to eat. Pan Y Cafe was recommended to my friend by…read moresomeone she knows. This is a wonderful women owned cafe!! They have delicious empanadas, and horchata!! We shared a large horchata latte which was PERFECT! I enjoyed a guava pastry. My friend had a beef empanada. Everything about Pan Y Cafe is clean, fresh, colorful, and relaxing! I will definitely be back! The bathroom is clean. They have a large selection of cakes and cookies in addition to the pastries! They even have dried tamarind, and chiles for sale! The staff are wonderfully kind, and helpful!

Omg I am addicted to this place . The pastries are good and taste fresh . The mango juice omg ,…read moreamazing . One of the best I have had , so I get this when I come here now . The staff is super friendly. The vibe is welcoming . The coffee is really good . The sandwich's tastes so fresh . The bread on the sandwiches does as well . Just overall a really good bakery and cafe . I would say like a sandwich shop as well a

A little gem of a spot. I highly recommend this little joint for some light snacks and coffee. I…read moreswear there is just something about Colombian coffee that makes it sooo delicious! All in all, they have so many items on the menu; breakfast dishes, smoothies, sandwiches, pastries, fried/hot foods/ ice creams, arepas, cold & hot drinks - you get the picture. My go to are the bunuelos (2-3), un cafe con leche, and some arepas with melted cheese, and a tres leches slice of cake. I have not tried all the items, but look forward to ordering more items soon enough! If you want, you can call ahead at 781-629-2075 and order that way you don't have to wait indoors (there is space for 3-4 people to order at a safe distance.) There is a parking lot next door as well as street parking.

Ordered 2 Too Good to Go for pickup starting 820pm. Waited until just after and went in. Worker…read morewrote 845pm-9pm on a post it. I showed her the app and pick up window. She insisted no and wanted me to stand their small shop another 25min!! I said I spanish their boss sets the pick up time. I contacted too good to go and better get the refund ASAP! Such a different experience from the last time. Jefe,porque sus trabajdores have así??