4.3/5 This is a…read morefantastic grab and go spot, very small so there isn't really seating here, but don't let that stop you from getting a coffee to go. Good prices as well, around $5-7 range which is common for a solid coffee shop. Flannel Latte ordered iced: Good quality espresso very smooth not over or under extracted, I enjoyed the cracked allspice and maple and found they paired very well with the drink, not too milky or overbearing espresso, just a well rounded cup. My mom ordered a wet cappuccino: classic latte art that was nice to look at, perfect foam, very light rounded espresso flavor throughout due to the extra foam my mom likes. I enjoyed this hot drink on a cold day like today. I do wish there were a bit more coffee bags and the tasting notes/info/source was a bit bigger more direct on the bag kind if how jejes bags are but this is just a very minor preference. I would love to come back and try more!

Gracenote is easily one of the best coffee shops in Boston when it comes to pure coffee quality…read more They have their own roastery! I had a cortado, and it was absolutely delicious -- balanced, smooth, and dialed in perfectly. If you care about flavor and craftsmanship in the cup, this place delivers every time. A quick note: the shop itself is small, with some standing room but no chairs or tables. It's not a spot to study or work from -- it's a grab-your-coffee-and-go kind of place. But for the coffee alone? Completely worth the five stars.

Definitely the best coffee in the seaport. There's a great array of options for any type of coffee…read morelover. I usually got with one of their locally roasted options as a pour over while the strong syrup and latte offerings will satisfy those looking for something different. The space is the lobby of an office building and has quite a few different seating options as well. If you're looking for a bakery item this wouldn't be my recommendation but for coffee it can't be beat.

I keep coming back for their Americano. It's pretty good and I think it's one of the better ones in…read moreSeaport especially given the flavor and consistent quality. I am a big dark roast fan but the americano allowed the flavors from the beans to come through more. I'm not sure of their other drinks but at least I found something I enjoy. This location is a counter in the lobby of an office building and as a result there's a lot of seating which could be good for meeting up with people and also getting some work done. I don't hate it since it's so hard to find somewhere to sit in Boston but the Seaport office buildings do an ok job of offering a free space to sit in the lobby.

All Capital One Cafes partner with Verve Coffee, so you'll usually find the same setup here with…read moredrinks and banking services in one space. I mainly come to this location to study on the second floor, and it's a really solid spot with plenty of seating and a good overall atmosphere. I've had the chance to try a few drinks through their promotions, and while none of them were bad, I wouldn't go out of my way to pay for one. Most of them are way too sweet. I still really like the space and will continue coming back to do work.

This coffee shop is inside of a bank so it is a good space and it is clean. There are places for…read moreyou to sit and enjoy your coffee and pastries. The staff who work here are very nice. The only reason for the four stars is because the service is pretty slow even when it is not crowded at all. The coffee is delicious though.

This is a cute little cafe with large windows on the storefront. There's a small amount of tables,…read morebar seating, and stadium seating to suit your needs. Wait time was about 15 min, which they tell you as soon as you order. The wait was well worth it. I got a hot hojicha latte and it is one of the best I have tried. It was only after I left that I realized this cafe actually originates from Kyoto. I cannot wait to come back to try more things on the menu the next time I am in Boston. Would recommend this spot to anyone.

Ogawa is one of my most frequented coffee shops because I always order their hojicha latte every…read moretime I'm in downtown Boston! Hojicha is a roasted green tea with a similar creamy consistency as matcha, and is imported from Japan to Ogawa in Boston! Their matcha and hojicha lattes are truly, some of the best I've had in the city During the spring, they have their limited rose matcha latte which has a strong rose flavor for the floral tea lovers (little too strong for my tastebuds~) and during the Fall, they have their salted caramel pumpkin latte (which has a more mild pumpkin flavor in my opinion). They have a few different sandwiches and desserts on their menu, but I think their egg sandos made with their in-house shokupan are my favorite!!

Loved this coffee. My husband got peppermint mocha and I got egg nog lattes. I got the last one for…read morethe morning on the day we left. Very nice staff and very good coffee. Even did cute little designs as well. Quick and sincere the sugar and milk were already in the drinks it actually ended up being a really good balance for us. I normally am really picky and so is my husband about if it's too sweet and he if it's sweet enough. And it was prefect. Thank you.

Ordered the standard cold brew for $5.30…read more We parked in the garage, so ended up spending some time here to cover parking costs. Staff was quick and friendly.

My friends and I stopped by La Colombe for some hot drinks and pastries. They had a bunch of…read moreoptions for pastries, all of which looked delicious. The latte and tea were pretty solid, and the almond croissant actually exceeded my expectations, with a really delicious custard filling. It was a bit confusing to find La Colombe, as it was on a side street. I wish they had better signage because I ended up looking around for a bit in the cold. There was pretty limited seating at the café, so I would be sure to get there early if you're looking to find a spot!

Food: The London fog (with oat) on tap was AMAZINGz…read more I already had a Starbucks this AM (REGRETS haha), but when I walked past this LaColombe, I couldn't stop thinking about the delicious La Colombe I had in Philly. Also, I'm never by Seaport so this was definitely a treat for me... yikes! Service: Workers were really nice, of course, it was fast, as this was on tap! Ambiance: Lots of seating, natural light, beautiful little store in a lovely area! I LOVE LaColombe, best coffee ever (thanks to my trip to Philly).

A must go if you find yourself in the area of Harvard, Broadsheet is a highly regarded local…read moreroaster with a great store front. Walking in and you're greeted by walls of different roasts to buy and bring home ranging from the classic to more exotic (not a George Howell level of variety but not far off). The space itself is good sized but quite popular so don't expect that a seat is guaranteed. For the coffee itself I went with a lavender soda with a shot of espresso and my wife had a maple latte. The lavender espresso soda was perfectly done with a great mix of the espresso with just a hint of lavender. Even though it was on the cooler side they had a nice selection of outdoor seating on the sidewalk which we enjoyed.

This is a coffee shop I often buy breakfast from, and this time I tried their local bakery line…read more Dirty Buns Egg & Cheese Sando: My first impression was that it was a rather uninspired sandwich, without even any vegetables. Why would they charge $10 for a measly amount of egg and cheese...? However, the taste was actually quite good. The bread was soft and buttery, and the cheesy egg was very creamy. Also, if you're ordering online for takeout, it's best to tell the staff when you arrive. Several times I've waited until the designated time to find the staff before they even looked at my order and quickly made and packaged it...

The weekly free coffee talk and tasting is interesting and informative and the different roasts are…read morewonderful. It doesn't get fresher than watching your cuppa carefully measured and brewed from beans roasted the day before. Buy local, buy Del's, a welcoming step on your journey to coffee nirvana.

I was lucky enough to have found Del's coffee roasters and highly recommend his outstanding coffee…read more Del's knowledge and expertise about the various coffees around the world are impressive. His weekly coffee tastings give a broad education of the process of taking coffee from beans to your coffee pot and then you get to taste the specialty brews. Do yourself a favor and try Del's!

While looking for a Vietnamese decaffeinated espresso I stumbled upon Len's. I ordered espresso…read morebeans and a ground blend. They shipped within 24 hours. The beans smell so fresh and the taste is amazing. I am very happy I found this business and will be ordering again!

In the past I ordered fron Lens Coffee on a regular basis and loved the coffee. Haven't ordered…read morefor awhile but tried recently to get a specific variety but while it was listed on website there was no "add to cart" option. Tried a few different times and had also sent several emails requesting availability of the variety. Heard nothing at all. So called them up a week or so ago and the person answering the phone didn't have a clue about the product so I asked if the manager or if Len was around. He told me Len doesn't come in until noon so I left my name and number. Never heard back. This us not the only place in the US where I can buy coffee, even the overseas variety I was looking for. They don't seem to care about customer service.