This is a great place to get breakfast and lunch when you are in Boston. I remember when they…read morefirst opened. The food menu has always been great. The owners pay special attention to the food quality and presentation. They are always welcoming. I highly recommend coming here to eat great food.

Service was terrible but the drinks were great. Felt like I was doing something wrong by ordering…read morecoffee? So strange. I went back several mornings in a row because the quality of the food and drinks were worth it despite the service. Can't win em all :)

Delicious matcha and great service!! Baristas were very friendly and accommodating! Iread more

Great service, cups, and, coffee!…read more Will definitely be back here more often, super convenient!

I've come here a few times before and tried multiple items before: HK milk tea, Kashmiri chai,…read morewintermelon oolong, red date ginger tea, hojicha latte, and matcha latte. What brought me here originally is the HK milk tea. It's one of the few drinks on the menu that isn't presweetened. I think it's the best HK milk tea I've had at these modern cafes outside of Hong Kong. Their blend of tea leaves gives it a depth of flavor with a ton of umami and after taste. It's not rough on the tongue or bitter. Despite knowing they batch prepare the tea blends, I can't taste oxidation or overboiling here. I appreciate how they would use a shaker to mix the milk and tea base together when you're ordering it iced. You're not really chasing a gradient effect for HK milk tea, so I'm happy to receive a cup ready to drink. Iced doesn't taste diluted and the tea flavor still comes through despite muted iciness. Since they use whole milk instead of evaporated milk, it won't taste as heavy or harsh on the stomach as OG ones. I don't mind this substitute as the tea flavors are still robust enough to hold up the drink without the thicker dairy. This places deserves a 5* even just for their HK milk tea! Kashmiri Chai also stands out to me. It's the not the typical chai (i.e. Starbucks). It's a beautiful pink coral beige color. It tastes a bit savory and sweet and warm at the same time. All the flavors are subtle yet together make a flavorful drink. I get creamy buttery flavors. Wintermelon oolong and red date ginger tea are both very comforting options if it's cold outside or I feel under the weather. They're a bit sweet for my preference but I don't think I can adjust sweetness. Flavors are strong though. Hojicha latte is an off-menu item that I requested after seeing there was the powder behind the counter. I think they used to offer it but not sure why not anymore. Matcha latte isn't a strength there. I appreciate how they whisk each cup after you order it. It tastes a bit like cereal/grain. I wish it was stronger and more concentrated though. I appreciate how all their hot drinks are boiled on a pot on the stove rather than microwave or stored in a thermos which ends up making the drinks lukewarm. Also shout out to one of the owners from Hong Kong, Andy. He was here during one of my visits and as what other people have mentioned already, he's super friendly. He loves striking up conversations with his customers. He's happy to provide suggestions on restaurants, cafes, and bars around Boston. He travels a lot, so he's not always around, but say hi if you see him. He's also into arts, so the rotating art collection in the café is curated by him. Appreciate how he supports local artists and the community (various collaborations and community events).

The Sipping Room by Breeze is a small, intimate cafe in Boston that feels like a genuine find…read morerather than another coffee shop filling a corner. We walked into a minimalist and calm space with enough personality to make it comfortable for a longer stay, the kind of room where the lighting and the seating encourage you to settle in rather than rush out. The dalgona coffee is one of the standout orders and delivered the creamy, slightly bitter contrast that makes the format work when it is done well. We had it with oat milk, which smoothed out the richness without losing the depth of the coffee underneath. The matcha was another high point, aromatic and grassy in a way that reflects quality sourcing, and notably not overly sweet. The hojicha with hojicha foam was on rotation during our visit, layered and smooth in a way that made it an easy recommendation for anyone who leans toward roasted, nutty flavors. Prices across the menu are genuinely affordable for the quality. The loose leaf teas can be rebrewed multiple times, which added real value to the experience as we settled in for a while. Service was warm and unhurried, with staff who clearly know the drink menu well and are happy to talk through the options without any pressure. For a handcrafted drink in a space that feels like it was built for people who actually care about what they are drinking, The Sipping Room earns a spot on the short list. We would come back for the dalgona coffee and a quiet afternoon with a rebrewed pot of tea.

i had a couple time used this coffee stand while i was staying the Revolustion Hotel & there was…read morenothing wrong. Their coffee was alwasy fresh & smooth. I don't have any issue. Well because i bought their coffee beans, they gave me free coffee, which was nice gesture! FYI - i think their coffee i tired is light roast. I liked it but for some people, maybe not.

I noticed a couple of reviews reflected the same subpar experience I had in what I thought would be…read morea simple transaction. Jamie W and I were taking a long stroll from the Museum of Fine Arts and thought we'd stop into the Revolution Hotel and see if we could get something cold to drink at this tiny kiosk. There was a barista who was juggling a personal phone call and sorting through the cookie packages. When I motioned that I was ready to order, he stared at me just to ignore me. When Jamie was ready to order, the barista responded back to him right away. When I said something else, he ignored me again. I asked for the $7.25 Iced Ube Latte (photo: https://yelp.to/OJiMd2O4K3), but he didn't acknowledge it. When I repeated the order, he snapped back that he heard me. Feeling marginalized, I let Jamie take care of the rest of the transaction. I don't know what aspect about me so offended the barista. I could guess, but why would he go into customer service anyway? DRINK - 3 stars...it was a decent latte AMBIANCE - 3 stars...the hotel lobby was hipster heavy SERVICE - 0 stars...I don't know which "...ism" he suffers from, but he mastered rude and surly TOTAL - 1 star...there are other places to get coffee RELATED - Exploring Boston? Here's my collection of places I've patronized and reviewed: https://bit.ly/3XtfnFc

I decided to come here to work remotely with a friend on a Friday. The cafe was relatively empty…read morewith plenty of seating and outlets. I ordered banana bread and Aussie latte. The employee kindly offered to heat up the banana bread for me, which I greatly appreciate. The Aussie latte was not bad. The coffee was quite smooth and tasted fine. I did not really taste the Macadamia Nut flavoring though. The banana bread was alright. It was a pretty big portion-wise. I do wish it was a bit moister. I tried the meat pie on my last visit and that was actually amazing. The pastry was soft and flaky without being overly dry. The filling inside was savory and delicious. If I did not have dinner plans, I would have ordered it again. They have a pretty extensive menu so I would like to come back again.

While I did not have any food here, the Aussie latte (iced) made with macadamia nut syrup was…read morereally good! The service was excellent snd they have a loyalty program as well. The ambiance is very neighborhood coffee shop vibes. Nothing too fancy, but a good place to hangout for a little as there is seating.

I was super excited to try Travel Mug cafe but was a bit underwhelmed. The cafe itself is…read morebeautiful. Excellent vibes as its attached to a bookstore and right on the water. I had one of their seasonal lattes and an empanada. While the empanada had great flavor, it was very soggy and not a traditional empanada texture. The latte was okay, but it mostly tasted of oat milk. The bold espresso flavor did not really come through. I would visit again to try something else but off first impressions it wasn't my favorite.

Had high expectations for Travelmug Cafe but wasn't truly impressed. It seems like the baristas…read morewere more interested in making TikTok worthy latte flights served on mini-skateboards than they were in taking care of other customers waiting to get their drinks made. We ordered two iced lattes both with oat milk but the staff didn't take names or any way to identify when your drink was ready. When they called out a drink that matched one of the ones we ordered, we grabbed it and took a sip but new it wasn't oat milk and the barista confirmed that was whole milk and might have been someone else's order even after handing the drink to us. Once we solved that hiccup, the iced lattes were nothing memorable and the espresso used paled in terms of flavor. I really wanted to like this spot especially given it is tucked into a local bookshop right in the Seaport but this visit was just okay.

We visited this location 2 times during our visit. The first coffee we got was good. The second…read morecoffee was not very enjoyable. I would only order from this location next time due to convenience or if I receive a credit from the hotel. I wish they had more different flavors of syrups. Their lunch options are premade and in the fridge.

Very nice ambient fancy location next to a hotel. I went with my family and we tried a few things…read more The strawberry matcha ordered hot: A bit chalky, very light body not umami matcha taste, strawberry didn't come through well, slight natural sweetness, reminds of a much lower quality marukyu koyamaen kinrin. I asked what brand they use and found out it's just a large batch of sencha no brand was named. Which makes sense based on this circumstance. Café Miel: Ok espresso with a very very small hint of honey and cinnamon, the shots were strong but not bitter or sour just decent. Nothing to write home about. Italian Sandwich: Very expensive but good. I wouldn't buy it again due to price of $17 which is crazy. Fresh bread, prosciutto, mozzarella, lettuce, tomatoes and a nice vinaigrette type sauce. I enjoyed the sandwich over anything else tasted today.

Beautiful store, friendly staff, calm environment, delicious coffee…read moreWill definitely come back

This is a cute little coffee shop in Cambridge with great coffee and fresh food. There are lots of…read morevegetarian options but some chicken items as well. The coffee drinks were good - I especially enjoyed the Nitro cold brew. I had the burrito with chicken and while it was filling, I found it a little bland. It could have definitely used some salsa. The chicken quesadilla really looks a lot more like a grilled cheese, but it was tasty. The lemon lavender scone was nice but just a little too dry for me. The place was clean and had a nice vibe. I would definitely return when I'm in the area.