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    PRB Boulangerie

    3.7 (44 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Husain V.

    Probably now one of my favorite cafes. The food was amazinggg and the coffee is good. Ambiance is nice and cozy. Plenty of seating. I got the salmon croissant sandwich and it was probably the best salmon sandwich I've had in my life.

    Bisma A.

    PRB Boulangerie is a really cute cafe in the Kendall Square area. When you walk in, there's a ton of delicious pastries on display and a ton of seating to hang out or work at. I got a pistachio pastry and a seasonal latte which were both delicious. They even brought a cute gingerbread cookie with the latte! I'll definitely be back to check it out if I want a good cup of coffee and pastry.

    Kylie B.

    I came here to try the viral creme brulee latte which comes with a mini croissant on top! While it was still super cute, they were out of mini croissants (although still replaced with another pastry) and just tasted like plain coffee, which was good just nothing special (and reasonably priced I think for a Boston specialty drink). I wished it was a little bit creamier, and despite the pretty toppings there was no creme brulee flavor in my opinion. Service was notably pretty slow, although it was a bit busy. I do like that it is one the bigger cafe's I have been to in the area with a decent amount of seating.

    Matcha Latte, Jambon Comte, Panini Sandwich, Pain Au Raisin, Pain Suisse, Flan
    Angelina R.

    Absolutely incredible! This spot has some of the tastiest, most masterfully baked French pastries in Boston at an affordable price. If you're looking for a quick bite of some baked goods (or even if you're not), you need to try PRB! On top of their amazing pastries, their menu also offers some tasty brunch options! The restaurant itself is perfect for grabbing a bite with friends, meeting up for a social gathering, or just sitting quietly to get work done. The indoor and outdoor seating is spacious, clean, and chic! Also the service is quick and helpful letting you focus on your meal and whatever else you need to. I can't recommend this place enough. After just one visit, I want go back and try everything on the menu!

    Small cappuccino (after a few sips)
    Rahul R.

    tl;dr decent bakery that meets the mark in many ways, but is not a standout I've visited the PRB in Kendall a handful of times while in the area. The most recent visit was on a Sunday afternoon - there were several people either catching up with friends or doing work on their laptops, but still several seats open such that it didn't feel too crowded. The pastry display area is impressive, and the presentation is eye-catching for sure. This time I got a cappuccino, chocolate almond croissant (Croissant au Chocolat-Amandes), and regular almond croissant (Croissant au Amandes). The croissants were good but not great - they weren't as flaky as I'd hoped, and the texture is much harder than ideal as well. The actual flavor itself, however, was still great, which is why I don't want to knock it too much. Previously, I've had PRB's croissants fresh out of the oven (right after running a nearby race), and those were perfect. Great flavor and texture with no suggested improvements. When I did takeout today, I warmed up the croissants at home in a toaster oven, and that improved the flavor dramatically, but by default they didn't make a major impression on me. The cappuccino is OK. It gets the job done but feels like it lacks the same flavor and potency as others in the area - I feel that both Tatte and Shy Bird (which are on the same street) have better cappuccinos at a similar price point. The staff are generally helpful and friendly, especially during less busy hours. Overall, PRB earns stars for a relaxed atmosphere and stellar presentation, but could improve in terms of their espresso drinks. If PRB proactively offered to warm up any pastry for customers upon ordering, I strongly believe that would go a very long way.

    Banana chocolate pastry, raspberry croissant, lime tart, creme brûlée latte, and caramel apple latte
    Kat F.

    This boulangerie is wonderful! We got the banana chocolate pastry, raspberry croissant, lime tart, creme brûlée latte, and caramel apple latte and everything was delicious and top quality

    Pistachio Eclair
    Ariana M.

    This lovely bakery was open on Thanksgiving and we felt so lucky to be able to get some sweet treats. I really wanted to try the pistachio fruit tart, but they were sold out right before it was my turn to order. Instead, I ordered the pistachio eclair. My partner ordered a few pastries, but my favorite was the cookie croissant. I also ordered a chai latte that was super delicious.

    Paper could not be removed from sandwich. $8 tart and cookie in background
    Lily G.

    Place was filled with fake plants, chairs don't match, 15 minutes after opening and it was filled to the brim. Meh food, better pastries, but should be MUCH better considering I just paid $8 for a single-serving fruit tart. $8 was a theme: fruit tart, blackberry lime tart, eclairs, coffee eclairs, other cakes and pastries. A cookie is $2.50 which is more reasonable. A $12 baguette caprese sandwich can feed 2 comfortably, which is nice. The burrata they use in it is great. No vegetarian sandwich available on a croissant? What happened to a measly egg and cheese (no ham)? They are all premade and available on display which allows for faster service. Also: the sandwich is wrapped in the middle and tied with string. No idea why since it probably wasn't going to fall apart without. The paper stuck to the sandwich and couldn't be removed. If only it was 11$ without being clothed for lunch!

    Iced vanilla latte
    Yu Ya H.

    Cute place with lots of seating indoor and outdoor. I got my regular iced vanilla latte and it tasted great. I would like it with a little less milk as a personal preference. I got my quintessential cafe go-to pain au chocolat but it was a little disappointing. Pastry was not flaky nor buttery, and there were just chunks of chocolate; maybe it would be better heated. Overall, a cute cafe with a nice ambiance and chill. -6.7/10 - 7/10 for coffee

    Deborah C.

    I came back and ordered an almond croissant and an iced chai latte with almond milk, which they got correct this time. The almond croissant was great, and the perfect texture and amount of sweetness. Unfortunately it seems the hot version of the chai latte is much better, as the iced version was almost tasteless and super watery. The ambience is still really nice though so I'll give them another chance. I definitely won't order the chai again though.

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    John H.

    Dropped into PRB for a quick bite with the family after a race. The pastries were delightful - you won't find a flakier croissant in Boston. I especially enjoyed the almond croissant but the bread to my wife's salmon sandwich was a bit stale and dry. It also took us awhile to get our espresso drinks but it was very busy so that is understandable. There was a decent amount of outdoor seating to enjoy a nice day as well.

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    Niamh M.

    Really like these pastries! Went in last year and felt like there was better croissants in Boston but have been back a few more times and now it's the only place I would get my Pain Suisse! Have tried a cappuccino and cortado and have no complaints! I have always been able to find a seat in both the Somerville and Kendall locations. Just need to get there before they sell out of their pain suisse!

    Suisse pastry - crispy flaky layers on the outside, fluffy brioche bread on the middle, filled with vanilla bean pastry cream and chocolate
    Katherine V.

    This cute little French Cafe in the middle of Kendall Square is definitely worth finding parking for. First, the atmosphere and cleanliness was refreshing to see. The pastry case is so clean and clear, I can see my reflection in it as I gaze at well put together French pastries. Also, side note, It's one of those bakeries where you walk in and immediately want one of everything. Luckily I had some self control that day. I bought a pastry for each friend I was about to see that day - 5 of them? Everything was well packed and ready to go. However, I was also meeting a friend there to plan her wedding details. So we also sat down to grab a bite to eat and talk. Finding a seat was hard...there's not much space to be honest. There's a large community table down the middle with a few tables of 2 and 4 scattered around the community table. It was certainly a stand and hover kind of situation. If you can, just park on a side street and come in to pick up. Bathrooms are available and clean, it's a semi-self-service cafe where the waiters bring food to you after you order at the counter. If you need napkins, water, silverware, etc. It's all cleanly stacked on a shelf at the back for you to grab. Food wise, my friend had a croque monsieur and I had a ham and cheese croissant. My croissant was slightly greasy but it was probably because the croissant was the real deal (all the butter!) The croque monsieur is definitely going to be my order moving forward. Pastry wise. Everything was delicious. Kouign-amann and Suisse were my favorites. Though sugar dusted traditionally, their Kouign-amann was not overly sweet and was very flaky. The suisse though... man, I could eat so many of those things. What reminds me of an Italian lobster tail pastry, it's got crispy flaky dough encasing a brioche in the middle and filled with real deal vanilla bean pastry cream custard. If you can only have one thing, I'd highly recommend the suisse. One star knock off only because it's really hard to find parking and get a table.

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    I liked the soup du jour (parsnips). However, I agree with other reviewers the croissant lacks buttery flavor

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    had a great time at the boulangerie. Very authentic French bakery. Nice outside space

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    Worst business ever. Management is corrupt. Lying seems to be their best service as their food is overpriced and disgusting.

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