Pricy but a great sandwich!…read more We were flying out of Terminal A and was looking around at the food options. They were pretty limited but this place caught our eye. We stopped in at Berkshire Farms Market and grabbed a seat at the bar for quick service. Airport We split a turkey sandwich and had plenty of time before our flight. The food was fresh and service was friendly and we had some great presentations.

Friendly workers and pizza came out pretty quickly. I got a pepperoni pizza and it was expensive…read morefor a little pizza but it's the airport, what are you going to do lol? A good amount though and was pretty good for airport pizza.

This is a nice convenience store. It's pricey but what do you expect based on it's location. It…read morehad a wide variety of products which was nice.

Here again! Yup…read morelunch on me for me! This time I got a the omelette w/tomato, feta, spinach and add cheddar cheese and it comes with fries. This place is truly amazing to serve hot fresh food to be located inside of a Shell gas station. I'm going to stick to what I know until I get burnt out and maybe then will I try something else! Here today! Be back tomorrow!

Airport choices for caffeine...Got my goto... Iced caramel latte light ice…read more Prepared perfectly... espresso and caramel blended deliciously.

Seasonal coffee was delicious. Peet's is one of my favorites. This location was only convenient…read morebecause it was in the airport near our gate. Same quality Peet's coffee that you would find outside of the airport.

We stopped at Caffe Vittoria during a food tour and we were lucky that a reservation was made and…read morewe had a table set aside for our group. As we walked in, we were met with the great aroma of coffee and baked goods. The place was very busy and there were a lot of staff moving around and customers having conversations or in line to order take out. We sat in a separate area downstairs and we were the only guests there. It was somewhat dark but it was private and there were bathrooms downstairs. We tried their tiramisu that was one of the bests I've ever tried. We also ordered their pistachio martini that was a super treat as it also had pistachio gelato. Their cappuccino made me want a second one. I am coming back to this place next time that I visit the North End!

This used to be a nice spot to get a coffee and pastry. However, I feel the quality has declined…read more The cappuccino didn't taste like there was even espresso in there. Faint enough that it seems like the coffee grounds were used a few times... the rum cake was okay. It tasted commercially made. Unfortunate because I used to enjoy a coffee and pastry here. The workers were nice but the quality just isn't meeting nearby bakeries... Tables and menus were a bit sticky / dirty and could benefit being wiped down more

We stopped in for coffee for the first time today, and wow-- we'll be regulars for sure…read more First, the customer service is genuinely amazing. We were indecisive, and the gentleman working was super friendly, offering his two cents and sharing tips on his favorites. We also bought some beans as Christmas presents and again got great advice on which ones to choose. We even got a full cup sample of their cold brew made with some of the beans we were considering. The café itself is warm yet spacious, with plenty of seating and outlets. It seems like a great place to work or hang out for a while. Highly recommend!

Was looking for a new coffee spot in eastie this morning and found this gem! Tucked away between…read morewing stop and auto zone, we actually hadn't seen it in the past and were so glad to have found it. Lots of cozy coffeehouse vibe space/tables inside (looks great for doing some work or studying). They don't have a rewards program but offer a deal where you get a free medium sized drink with each $40 gift card purchase. We loved our iced americano (light roast) and medium roast drip coffees. Barista was friendly and provided quick service as it was not busy at 9:30am on a Thursday in January! We will be back for more

I like Sam Adams. The Boston Lager, Octoberfest, and the Winter Ale. (Not the Winter White). Jim…read moreKoch - like the guy. What I don't like is hype. I have been aware of Utopias for a decade. Finally had the chance to try it. Didn't know what I expected, maybe a genie popping out of the bottle? It's a Belgian with a genius Marketing Team behind it. It was good and I'm glad I was able to try it. In my opinion; not $400 a bottle good. Thanks

The Scarlet Vetter says....while waiting for a flight back home in the Boston Logan Airport I had…read moresome time to kill and was feeling a little peckish. I stopped into this place as there was room at the bar and other places seemed very busy, given that it was the weekend of the Boston Marathon. There was a QR system to order but halfway through the bartender asked me what I wanted so I placed an order that way. I ordered a glass of wine and a glass of water. The wine came but no water. The wine was served in a nice sized glass. I asked again for water and five minutes later it arrived. I ordered a Chicken Quesadilla....it was mighty mediocre. Not well presented either, but at least it was warm. When I wanted to leave, it took 10 minutes to get the bartender's attention (who always seemed to be doing something other than paying attention to the patrons.) If you are starving, and there are not other options, by all means, go here. But you might do better at a different restaurant.

What an incredible spot at Boston Logan International Airport…read more Food, drinks, and service are all top-tier. I left my AirPods at the table and didn't realize until I was mid-flight to LAX. I'm listening to them now thanks to Thais, who went out of her way to ship them back to me. Grateful for her kindness: Berkshire will now be a regular whenever I'm through Boston.

This is my go-to food stall in terminal B. Salads are fresh and tasty: favorites are salad with…read moregoat cheese and dried fruit, and the chickpea salad. Today I also ordered a coffee--I got the chai latte with almond milk. Stupidly, I didn't realize it would be so sweet, so I asked if I could trade it for a plain coffee. The gal at the counter accommodated that, and also remembered the almond milk. I did not expect that level of service at this kiosk, the airport in general, or anywhere for that matter. Nice job--sorry I didn't get her name! PS. If you like sweet hot drinks, I must say the Chai Latte with almond milk was very tasty.

New location (around the corner from the original). A much nicer layout and a new seating area that…read morehave plenty of seats and charging stations. Overall it's a great update to the small space they had before and it just opened in mid-March 2026. In my experience, service was great - quick and friendly service and my drink was exactly what I expected! Happy to have this updated location!

Just your average airport Dunkin'... so not sure why the reviews are so bad. It's exactly what…read moreyou'd expect. I ordered the Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich, which I've gotten from plenty of other locations, and I thought it tasted just about the same. The location was fairly convenient. There isn't really any specific seating, but you can sit wherever in the terminal. It's Boston, so you can be sure to find plenty of Dunkin' locations around, even at the airport. The service was fast enough for my liking. No complaints from me!

Tea by the Sea is a waterfront retreat where crafted drinks meet comfort and calm. From bubble and…read moreboba tea to matcha, coffee, smoothies, fruit slushes and desserts, every offering is meant to be enjoyed at an unhurried pace. Each drink is tailored to personal taste, with adjustable sugar and ice levels, and the option to enjoy beverages warm or hot. Guests are welcomed into a cozy lounge or invited outdoors to the spectacular, year-round waterfront patio--an amazing place to take in sweeping views of Boston. The experience is completed by a very friendly staff, excellent tea, and prices that feel refreshingly fair. Whether you're stopping by for a casual visit or settling in for a longer stay, it's a place for fun times, relaxed conversations, and moments worth lingering over.

I just watched the girl behind the counter blow her nose into a napkin in front of the toppings,…read morethen use the same napkin to wipe down the counter where the toppings are. She was making my drink. I just walked out leaving it there. I cannot believe what I saw. EDIT Based on Owner Response: So if you watched, you'd see me standing staring open mouthed watching through the blue glass, look around to see if anyone else was seeing what I was, then LEAVE WITHOUT THE DRINK I PAID FOR because of what I saw. I understand you're doing what you need to for your business, but don't try to make it seem like I imagined it. She blew her nose and used the napkin to clean up empty Yakult containers and wipe the counter down. She was not wearing gloves. Repeatedly touched her hair and face and was texting in between tasks. You might now want see through walls for your kitchen.

Okay, after returning to Boston, I managed to try the actual Mike's (and its rival across the…read morestreet, Modern). The huge lines seem intimidating, but they go by quite quickly, and it spreads into 3 separate lines inside. Bear in mind they are CASH ONLY. They do box your orders nicely with their iconic string. :) Although they're known for their cannoli, you can also order other pastries like eclairs, whoopie pies, brownies, cheesecakturnovers, florentines, scones, croissants, cookies, and even Dubai chocolate. Their pastry variety is endless. I ordered the Mint chip and Pistachio cannoli. Both were decadent but not too heavy or sweet. One downside is that I felt they were a bit drier than Modern, but otherwise comparable. Each was $8, although you can get "kits" for cheaper (some flavors like Dubai chocolate are more expensive). I'd love to come back and try the rest of their cannolis and pastries!

We showed up on a Wednesday around 3:30 pm there was a little line but it went fast. I already knew…read moreI wanted the pistachio. Only got one cost $8 in cash. No seating inside it's take and go. The box and string are a nice touch. Found it to be delicious and a good size . I would have given this closer to 4 stars because the $8 seems a little steep. But the packaging alone might cost $2. It is popular and famous for a reason