Came here for lunch on the weekend and loved everything! They had gluten free bread for all of the…read moresandwiches, I got the burrata and prosciutto and it was super tasty. My friend got the breakfast burrito and said it was very good as well. Its counter service and the line was not that bad when we showed up, so service was pretty quick. There were lots of available seating options and I really enjoyed the vibe. It was definitely a little pricey, but I would much rather prefer to come somewhere local like this than other chain breakfast/sandwich places. I would love to come back and try the dinner and get some drinks! Seems like it would be a fun place to go in the evening as well.

Named after an anecdote from MIT, it has a cute story. I think they also own the taco place next…read moredoor. You order at the counter and then take a number and the food is brought to you. The place inside is cute. They only serve food at certain hours. Prices are expensive. $13 for a waffle. It was overdone. Flavor was good though. I spent $2 on 4 blueberries and a raspberry and blackberry- that was a rip off.

One of my favorite coffee shops in all of Boston. They are always packed for good reason. Tons of…read moreseating throughout to work from home or meet up with friends. I went there to try the honey cinnamon latte and absolutely loved it. I also ordered "girl dinner" for lunch. It came with a caesar salad and truffle fries. Both were great sizes for the price and could even be shared. The employees were extremely friendly and helpful too. Tip - if the line is really long, you can find a seat and order online. However, the line was at the door when I visited and the employees kept it moving very quickly. Don't let it scare you!

I really like Vester. I love its convenient location in Kendall and the fact that it's women-owned…read more There's an abundant amount of space to eat and work on your laptop and chat with friends. The menu was designed for a basic b like me - matcha, a Caesar wrap, a turkey and brie sandwich, hot honey grilled cheese, etc. It actually reminds me a lot of Tatte before it got mega-franchised. I had a bunch of ClassPass credits about to expire and they're now doing food options on the app so I went with the buttermilk chicken wrap and the turkey green goddess sandwich. The wrap was by far the better option, though I had assumed it'd be crispy chicken but we got grilled instead. This boost in health was of course cancelled out by the generous side of house-made potato chips on the side. The turkey green goddess sandwich suffered a tad from a skewed bread to filling ratio. While there was a good amount of meat, avocado, veggies inside, the focaccia was a little unwieldy and too thick and I ended up just eating most of the filling with my bare hands like an animal. I'd swap out the focaccia for sourdough in the future. Bathrooms were clean. Parking can be a struggle during the week but we were able to find a spot nearby on a Sunday afternoon without any issues.

Felt like I was having fresh food from Australia again but found myself in Cambridge! Cute and…read moreaesthetic designs inside and staff is great. The coffees are great and I absolutely love the Australian iced latte--sweet so don't say I didn't warn you! As for the food, absolutely loved the sauces that each thing we ordered, however, when it came to the meat (chicken) and potatoes wedges portions, I do think that that it was not enough. Especially when the price is above $15 for these items, I think that it's not unreasonable to have a grilled chicken inside of my sandwich that's only half of the size of the sandwich. I loved the potato wedges so it was very disappointing to have such little quantity. Still, I look forward to coming here soon because everything was genuinely good just a few things that were amiss.

Super cute spot with friendly vibes. Coffee was solid and the banana bread was a decent 7/10…read more Definitely worth a visit, also a 7/10 overall for me

I was a bit disappointed at my brunch in Little Luna. This place is so highly rated so I had high…read moreexpectations, but the food was okay. I ordered the health wrap, and it was lacking in flavor slightly - I needed to season it. I was super excited for my vanilla latte, as it is made with real vanilla and the menu really hypes it up - but it honestly was kind of tasteless and didn't live up to its description. The place has a very cute vibe - it has aesthetic decor and creates a cozy and relaxed vibe. As for the service, it wasn't the best - my latte was a bit cold, and my friend's meal came out quite late. I don't think I would come here again, but I'm glad that I got to try it.

Just moved a few blocks from here and was in search for my matcha. Found this spot and it has…read morebecome my go to now. First time I had: The kitchen sink two scrambled eggs Chipotle chicken avocado (+ French toast) - great! Matcha latte oat milk hot (really good, get daily now)

My friend and I were visiting from CA and wandering around the area. Naturally we needed a midday…read moreboost and looked up local coffee shops in the area. We headed towards Solid Ground and ventured inward. The staff were welcoming and brought our drinks to our table. It seemed like the place to be as others came in a steady stream. It's small in regards to seating but we managed to get a spot with a good view of the street perfect for people watching. The coffee was tasty and gave us the extra fuel we needed to keep exploring the town. Definitely stop in if you're in the area!

A great little cafe experience! This spot is bright and welcoming thanks to its quaint yet lively…read moreatmosphere and exceptionally friendly staff. This is such a fun warming place to be all around. Though there's not a ton of seating, I was lucky enough to find a table even on the weekend given that this spot is also great for grab and go. But if you get a chance to sit, it's a lovely place to have a chat with a friend or get some work done. The menu has a wide variety of drinks with some fun rotating flavors, and I'm dying to come back and try their sandwiches (they look and smell divine)! As for their matcha and pastries, I can report that they're not the most impressive I've seen anywhere, but they're certainly high quality and crave-worthy. This in addition to some great prices definitely makes a stop here worth it!!

Just a couple of blocks away from Harvard square…read more - Quiche was one of the best we had. Kids loved the smooth flan like texture. - Chicken salad had amazing baby kale bits. Daughter loved it. - Lemon meringue was delicious. Coming back for sure

The catering our institute ordered for the employee…read morerecognition event. Cottage Cheese Egg Bite: It tasted like a slightly overcooked steamed egg topped with tomato and cheese. Tomato and egg are truly a divine combination! Whole Quiche - Bacon: Although I didn't take a picture, it was the best! The richness of the bacon perfectly complemented the tenderness and aroma of the egg. Lemon Scone: The texture was decent, soft and moist, but I didn't taste much lemon.

We were here for MIT reunion and Flour was so great we visited twice. It is a busy cafe with…read morepastries and sandwiches, perfect for breakfast or lunch. It is very comfortable although getting a table may be a challenge. First trip I had the chicken parmigiana sandwich. The chicken and sauce were nice, but i really loved the bread. My wife had the avocado toast and thought it was excellent. On second trip, I had the breakfast sandwich with sausage, the raspberry meringue cloud, and a chai latte (sweetened with whole milk). Everything was wonderful. The chai latte had a rich flavor and then the sandwich was absolutely delicious. The raspberry meringue was a pleasant surprise, it is large but the meringue was perfect. My wife has a slice of Boston cream pi and really enjoyed that. Definitely worth a visit!

I want to love this place,…read more The initial experience with the cashier is touch and go depending on who you get The vibe is solid once people start to fill in the space The pastries are redeeming, I'd recommend most items on the menu with a nitro cold nitro cold brew The follow up from the expo team is mid at best which makes coming back a tough sell. . If you want great service, look elsewhere for now, respectfully

Caffe Bene's caramel latte was my favorite coffee drink in undergrad, and I have yet to find…read moreanything that beats it where I live now. So the last two summers when I've spent two weeks in Cambridge for my master's degree program, it's well worth the 40 minute public transportation journey to spend a few hours of the afternoon here. It's hard to describe what's so special about my favorite caramel latte - it's more so that it doesn't have any bad qualities. It's strong, but it's not "too" anything - too milky, too bitter, too sweet, too cocoay. It also makes me feel good. I don't even consider myself a coffee snob (though I do think I'm attuning more to the variety of qualities in recent years); I'll drink and enjoy most caffeinated beverages. This one is just really good. I stayed to read for a while since it's such a nice space, and tried a matcha latte which similarly wasn't "too" anything. These drinks are both 10/10 - maybe not universally, like I'm not saying they're objectively the best coffee and matcha ever, they're just balanced so perfectly for my tastes. The lids on the hot drinks with a convenient little mouth tube also made me realize that we've been settling for imperfect drink lid mouth holes our entire lives. Anyway it's really lovely here!

Caffe Bene is a Korean cafe chain that has found its niche in Boston as one of the better late…read morenight options in a city that does not offer many after dark. The location near Northeastern and Symphony Hall gives it a built in audience of students and concertgoers, and the spacious hardwood interior handles both crowds comfortably without ever feeling chaotic despite the energy that tends to fill it on a busy evening. The drinks are the main reason to come, and the specialty lattes are where the menu shines. We tried the strawberry latte and the misutgaru latte, both of which lean closer to dessert drinks than traditional coffee preparations, thick and satisfying in a way that works well for a late night treat. The bingsu is the food item worth ordering, and the green tea and red bean versions are both well executed in a way that the rest of the food side does not always match. The macarons are a solid accompaniment, crispy on the outside with a lightly gooey center that lands where it should. Service is friendly and efficient, handling the steady flow of customers without delays even when the cafe is full. The space remains comfortable throughout, with plenty of seating and a relaxed energy that makes it easy to settle in for an extended visit. Beyond the drinks and bingsu, the food menu is uneven, and some of the pastries feel more convenient than considered. Sticking to the specialty lattes and the bingsu is the smarter approach. For a late night cafe stop in Boston that reliably delivers on atmosphere and a few standout items, Caffe Bene fills a gap that few other spots in the city address.