Ordered the shashuka dine in and it was so so good. It's a chill spot too where you can just walk…read morein, order via the barcode on the table, and your food appears. And the staff were all super friendly. I already want to come back. ^.^

Reasonably priced in a casual environment. The food is decent but not anything special. The worker…read morewas very friendly.

We've tried The Alley a few times now and always find them a bit disappointing. The positives are…read morethe store is clean & spacious. The downsides are the service is long and the drinks are mediocre. Out of our picks today, I would say the Thai Milk Tea was the better of the two but it was because the Strawberry Snow flavoring was way too artificial. They added scoops of strawberry (jam-like) puree that didn't mix well with the rest of the drink at all. Also, all their drinks are way too sweet. The over-sweetness is surprising since we always get 50% sweetness but they still overdo it. You can definitely find better boba elsewhere.

I was very disappointed with the customer service. We ordered three drinks and politely asked if we…read morecould have a tray because we had three babies with us, making it difficult to carry everything at once. However, the staff gave us attitude the entire time, making us feel like we were inconveniencing them for asking for a simple tray. The drinks were fine, but good customer service matters just as much. Unfortunately, this experience left a bad impression, and I hope the staff learns to treat customers with more kindness and respect.

It's a fairly spacious cafe with a lot of seating (fills up extremely quickly on the weekend so…read morekeep that in mind). There is an additional area in the back where you could study at but at the time that I came by there was an ongoing event. They provide complementary water and will bring your order out to your table. They also provide insulted to go bags for the banh mi and boxes for others. Overall I like the spacious vibe and the gentle music in the background. It's a beautiful space and honestly the most unique pork banh mi I've had. It's a simple pork and ham banh mi but with the addition of pork floss. I haven't had the chance to try their drinks yet but they are definitely something I will be trying next time along with their weekend specialty toasts. They also provide free WiFi so it's an ideal study space if you're in the area!

We used to come to this spot before it became Vang, and while they didn't change too much, the…read moreaesthetic has definitely been upgraded. It looks really great now! The person at the front was super welcoming, and the food was absolutely delicious. My little sister loved it so much that she was already asking when we could come back again My boyfriend was also a huge fan of the dishes. I'd definitely come here again! The drinks were great too. The Vietnamese coffee was super strong, which is exactly what you'd expect from Vietnamese coffee, and I loved it. My little sister especially loved the Thai green tea. I'll definitely have to come back again and try some of their other dishes and drinks. Definitely recommend checking this place out!

One of the best iced lattes I've had! You can tell everything here is authentic and the owner puts…read morehis heart into everything he makes! If you're in the area, this is a must try.

This was, without a doubt, the worst coffee I've ever had. I ordered a cappuccino and, instead of…read morehearing the sound of fresh espresso being pulled or milk being steamed, I heard the microwave. What I got was a sad excuse for a cappuccino -- not even hot, not even filled to the top, and somehow it still cost $5. How can you call yourself a coffee shop when you don't have a coffee machine, no espresso machine, and no way to properly froth milk? It feels dishonest and careless to serve something like this and charge that much for it. Coffee is supposed to be enjoyable, not a disappointment. If you care about quality or authenticity, this is definitely not the place to go.

Growing up in Quincy, when I saw that Yocha was replace with Niveaux I was pretty disappointed to…read morebe honest and never had the chance to step foot into Niveaux. I've seen photos of the unique mousse desserts online but yesterday was the first time I decided to check it out. Their pastries look amazing. I was having a case of choice paralysis. I arrived around 2:30 and noticed that some of the croissant pastries were already sold out. I decided to opt for the seasonal croissant and I was surely not disappointed. The cross section looks great and the jam/filling on the inside does have texture so it's not smooth purée which was a nice change of pace. I didn't get to try any of their drinks but judging from what I saw at the other tables, I really need to try it next time. There is a self area on the left side of the store where there are utensils and the handles of the knives were HOT when I went to get one so you can definitely rest assured that these are cleaned frequently (but do be careful). There is complementary lemon infused water and the disposal area near the restrooms. Noise level wise-- it is not a super big cafe and tables are seated close to each other and it can get loud when the coffee machine does its thing but overall I would say it's a pretty good location to have a little with a friend.

There is a slice of "Heaven" on Hancock Street in North Quincy!!!!!…read moreI enjoyed one of the most delicious and beautifully constructed unique pastry confections ever! The glass case as soon as you entered this corner pastry shop, contained the most amazing individually made pastries I have ever seen! Truly an eye catcher! The artistry of each piece of pastry and its colors are so vibrant looking. Not only it looked amazing, but once you take a bite it's like something you never tasted before! The flavors jumps up and fills your senses with so much joy! Even your brain has a sugar rush like no other pastry I have ever eaten! Going down the line and seeing all the different shapes and flavors to choose from! A desserts lover's dream! You must try to experience each one by returning over and over till you have tried all of them ! These morsels of confectionery delights are meant to be shared with friends and loved ones. Take your time to savor each bite! Bring someone special and surprise them with a tasty treat ! For any occasion! Even make up an occasion as an excuse to treat yourself and someone else! I can't believe I have not had the pleasure before today! Thank you and my taste buds thank you!

If you ever had a taste of Heaven, then you must have had it from this truly decadent and…read morebeautifully crafted cakes and pastries here! Just walking in this pastry shop will transport you to Paris! The artistry and confectionery wonders that are under glass cases will make you want to try each piece! But, the highlight and focal point of this pastry shop are their cakes, each more unique after another! What to choose is going to be an issue! Your sweet tooth will love you for it ! I can never remember ever having anything that beautifully made or taste so delicious that I had to lick the folk clean! We bought a cake and decided to cut it there instead of going home! It was devoured in no time. It was a birthday surprise for someone very special which in turn deserved a special cake! And IT WAS! Check out my photos!

Paris Baguette is a Korean bakery café offering a wide selection of pastries, cakes, breads,…read moresandwiches, and coffee in a bright, modern setting. We walked into a space with a self-serve layout that makes it easy to browse everything from flaky croissants and sweet pastries to freshly baked loaves and beautifully decorated whole cakes before checking out. The bakery had a clean, organized energy with a steady flow of customers moving through the line, and the spacious seating area made it a comfortable place to sit and enjoy a pastry with coffee rather than just grabbing something to go. The pastry selection is the main draw, with favorites including the coffee bun, ham and cheese croissant, hash brown bread, soft cheesecake, sweet potato pastry, and mochi donuts. We ordered a few items and found the croissants light and buttery, with a good flake that held up against the fillings. The sweet potato pastry stood out with a smooth, naturally sweet filling that was not overly sugary, and the mochi donuts offered a chewy texture that set them apart from traditional donuts. The cake display is equally impressive, featuring a variety of light sponge cakes and fruit-filled desserts that work well for both individual slices and special occasions. Coffee, matcha lattes, smoothies, and other café drinks round out the menu for a quick breakfast or afternoon stop, and the drinks paired well with the pastries without feeling like an afterthought. The bakery is clean, spacious, and well organized, with neatly arranged displays that make everything look fresh and inviting. Despite being a popular location, service is generally efficient, and there is plenty of seating if you want to enjoy your pastries inside. The staff moved through orders with speed, and the pacing of the visit stayed comfortable without long waits. Whether stopping in for a morning coffee and pastry, picking up a birthday cake, or grabbing a box of baked goods to take home, Paris Baguette offers a consistently wide variety of Korean-style baked goods in a comfortable café setting.

I ordered an ube latte (small hot w almond milk) and egg sandwich (w longanisa and seaweed on…read morepandesal) - TASTE: 4/5 - the ube extract flavor was strong and bitter, but adding more milk helped sweeten it. Liked the combo of sweet longanisa and salty seaweed in the egg sandwich TEXTURE: 4/5 - toasted pandesal, melted cheese, and crisp seaweed PRICE: 4/5 - total came to $12 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - debated getting the egg sandwich on a bagel for a potentially bigger portion vs. the small pandesal SERVICE: 4/5 - walked in at 10:15am on a Sunday and the space was empty. The employee at the counter was helpful and friendly ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - cozy, bright, and community-oriented space w murals and home-y touches PARKING: 4/5 - spots on Belmont St were taken, but more street parking available on Holbrook Rd

Cute non-profit coffee shop and community space. There are 3-4 tables where they encourage people…read moreto come and play games, study or just hang out. There is a lending library for the community too. The coffee is yummy and standard pricing. Inviting space, but limited parking on the street.

I can't believe how long it took me to find this place! It's a tiny little shop tucked away in…read moreSouth Weymouth with just the grab-and-god coffee counter and VERY minimal seating. Don't let the small size fool you - it's well worth skipping the starbucks down the street and paying this local spot a visit. I've seen a few people on Yelp complaining about parking, but I've never had an issue. It's a busy intersection, but there's a number of street spots and I think most people don't know about the massive free lot behind the shops across the street, head over there if all the street parking is taken. The coffee itself is top tier. They have a lot of creative signature lattes, I've tried both the Tiramisu and Peanut Butter lattes and loved them equally. I don't usually order that kind of thing because I'm not a fan of overly sweet drinks, but these are perfectly balanced. One of my friends is a bit of a coffee connoisseur and also highly recommends the Yuenyeung Latte. We also recently tried some of their food options, and were really surprised at how good the bagels are here. The double cheese bacon sandwich is a must try, and all of the Croffles (croissant waffles) they serve on the weekend are soooo decadent and soooo tasty. Really happy to have this place right in my own neighborhood. I hear they're adding a larger Hingham location soon too; their success is so well deserved. Definitely slowly becoming a local favorite of mine!

I got the iced strawberry matcha & it was heavenly!! Service was fast. I was in and out. They were…read morefriendly and welcoming. I'm definitely coming back! If you're wondering about prices- my matcha was a one size item for around 8 something $

Loved this place! Started working in a new area so I have been looking for new coffee shops in the…read morearea. This one is only 7mins away from work so I'll def be making my stops here! I got a Cinnamon Toast Crunch latte and a Asiago bagel with onion and chive homemade cream cheese. The staff was super helpful and friendly. There is plenty of seating as well! I got a 10 coffee punch card! Can't wait to go back next wk!

This is not acceptable! I found a black-and-silver metal chunk inside my maple bacon cream cheese…read moreafter I already spread it on my bagel and started eating it. While chewing, I noticed the texture didn't feel right, so I spit it out and discovered it was metal. I went back to the store to report what happened because this is a serious food safety issue, and I didn't even get a refund. I have visited this place many times in the past, which makes this even more disappointing. Very disappointed with how this situation was handled.

I love this place! Their desserts and drinks were perfectly light and sweet. Their flavors came…read morefrom fruits and never concentrates so it tastes so refreshing. Dare I say, their mango pomelo sago drink rivals the HeyTea coconut mango boom

Came here to have dessert after dinner. They weren't closing for another hour but it was already…read morecompletely empty. Our dessert order was packed in a bag too as if expecting us to take it to go. Out of awkwardness, we didn't eat it on the spot. I got the triple layer dessert because I was most interested in the coconut part of their offerings, and this would let me try all of their variations. It's supposed to be coconut water jelly and coconut milk jelly all prepared inside a coconut which also has its own coconut flesh. I can't tell if I can't differentiate the layers or my coconut really didn't have water jelly inside. I could only see/taste the milk jelly parts. The flavor and texture itself is amazing. It's super soft and melts in your mouth texture. Appreciate how they didn't overdo the gelatin (or whatever thickener they use). The coconut flavor is soft and gentle and creamy. They actually add coconut flakes on top. It's nice to have different texture but I can live without it. Or maybe they added it in place of coconut jelly to be another layer?? Having the whole coconut itself makes it feel worth to get the triple layer. However, the coconut meat isn't necessarily the most tender or sweet. They give a plastic spoon and that's barely strong enough to scrape out the flesh. I guess that's why it's better to take it home - to use a metal spoon. My conclusion is that I'd rather get the single or double layer next time. I think I want to try the double layer next so I can explicitly see the coconut water jelly layer to determine if I think it's worth to get or I should just double down on the single layer option of just coconut milk jelly. It also begs the question whether single and double layer is worth it when the triple layer comes with a whole coconut while the former two come in a glass jar. 4.5* but will put 4* until I try more and have a better conclusion.