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    Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Coolidge Corner

    4.0 (58 reviews)
    Closed 7:30 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Lamb meatball shakshuka
    Emma F.

    Always a must visit when I'm in town! I love the heartiness of the lamb meatball shashuka! Tatte is one of the best parts about visiting Boston!

    Nice, big portion food! Good service! I had a lovely lunch in this sunny bright cafe! Highly recommend!! Plastic cutlery the only down point.

    Pistachio latte
    Tanvi G.

    Tatte is one of our favorite cafe/bakeries in Boston. The croissants are generously stuffed and delicious. The almond one is heavenly with toasted almonds and powdered sugar on top. Ask for it warmed and it tastes incredibly fresh and pairs deliciously with a pistachio latte. We've tried other savory food items as well but they're not as great as the coffee and pastries.

    Shakshuka
    Shirley B.

    Food: I had no idea that tatte was a widely known cafe franchise in the east coast area, as I've been in socal for most of my life. got breakfast here with dear old friend, shakshuka and pavlova were to die for, i've never had such amazing hearty meal so early in the morning, just sad I didn't stay long enough to try other dishes on menu Price: about $11-15 for each food meal, $15 for shakshuka, which I'd say pretty affordable for eating out Ambiance: you order at the cashier and then grab an open seat. just the right amount of ambient cafe bustling and noise, great place to have breakfast/brunch with friends, great place to bring laptop and study, but place can get busy and may have to wait until seat opens up Service: good, nice friendly people, no issues Parking: plenty of street parking with meter, i remember walking about 5 minutes from our parking spot to the cafe

    Marcos L.

    Extremely busy for their peak times on weekends (9am-12pm Sat&Sun) but they do their best to maintain quality coffee, food, and service! Huge selection of pastry items and I recommend getting a caramel iced latte! Reasonably priced 16oz coffee which is RARE! Kind and cool staff! Love tatte like latte

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    Briana H.

    Our third time at Tatte during our five day trip in Boston, first time at this location. Not much outdoor seating at this location, only a handful of small tables, plus at the time in the morning we arrived they were right in the sun, so to stay cool we opted for a seats at the countertop inside. We loved the savory french toast earlier in the week, so got it again and this time also tried the eggs with parmesan and prosciutto on sourdough. While there was nothing wrong with the latter dish, I probably wouldn't get it again or recommend it, there are better options to try. We also had to grab one final almond croissant to take with us as a snack before our flight! :) If you are debating trying this place out, do yourself a favor and do not wait any longer before you try this gem! The almond croissant is to die for. Pair with an iced latte and you are in heaven!

    iced chai
    Allison H.

    A cute and cozy cafe & bakery with the most beautiful pastries in their display cases. Seriously, it inspires me to pursue a baking career! They have a variety of food (breakfast/lunch/din) and drink (coffee/non) options, and they have brunch on the weekend. But IMO it has more of a morning/afternoon kinda vibe, or maybe that's just me since I've never been there late enough for dinner. I personally like to go mid-morning when it's bustling and you can hear the murmur of everyone's conversations. It's a soothing place to "wfh," study, or to catch up with a friend. Cheers, Tatte

    Croque Madame and Iced Latte
    Jake C.

    Tatte is one of the best coffee places in Boston with unique flavors in their drinks and food alike. The drinks and food are both a bit pricey, but comparable to other nicer coffee shops in the area. They have a nice environment for working, but you may have trouble finding a table, since it is usually packed.

    Traditional shakshuka, with avocado and multigrain bread
    Christina K.

    Walked her last Saturday during the blizzard as they were one of the only businesses open (for a partial day) in the area. Dined in for brunch. Food: 4/5 The food itself is a 5/5, but it's a little pricey, even with respect to comparable places in the area. We got the traditional shakshuka, with avocado. It was very good, fresh, hot, as always. Eggs perfectly cooked, and I swapped the challah for multigrain, which I enjoyed more flavor wise with the dish. We also got the Turkey avocado sandwich, which was very good, but bread was a little dry. Service: 5/5 Food was ready quickly, and the staff is always very friendly and accommodating. Especially admirable given the blizzard! Vibe: 5/5 Great spot for working or a meal with friends. Very bright and airy, not too loud.

    Oat milk cappucino and pistachio croissant.
    Jessica L.

    Great place to grab a drink, snack, and grind out some work. It was very busy on Saturday morning, but if you get here early enough you'll secure yourself a spot with reliable, fast wifi, plenty of outlets, and a clean restroom. The staff was very friendly and I ordered an oat milk capp, which was excellent, with a pistachio croissant. Both items were excellent and I enjoyed them in a comfortable, aesthetically pleasing space. All together, it was a little over $10 but well worth the treat.

    Breakfast egg sandwich
    Terry D.

    A beautiful Friday in March and the perfect start to the day! First time at Tatte and it was delicious. I had the breakfast sandwich- eater beware this sandwich was huge! A half portion would suit me but I did my best to conquer it. The biscuit sandwich was smaller with a nice tomato salad. The avocado toast was also tasty with a nice lime flavor. Service was fast, you order at the counter and it's served to you. Definitely a yummy experience!

    Not pictured here: Lamb Hash. Tried to photograph it, but it was gone before the shutter closed.

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    Delicious treat when visiting Boston. Wish there was a location in the metro Detroit area

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    Best salads! Lamb sandwich and iced latte are awesome. please open one in newton center!!! We'd love to have a Tatte here!!!

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    French toast tautine and pastries are exceptional. I would eat here every day if I could.

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    Waited 20 minutes for a $10 coffee that tasted like water. So disappointed, don't waste your time here!

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