I had a nice oatmilk latte. They made my friend's drink wrong. The yogurt parfait was not very good, but the avocado toast was delicious.
James completely MADE our experience at our first (but not the last) visit to this gem of Boston. After we finished our espresso beverages, we meandered to the wall of beans and was met by James and his welcoming personality, his wealth of knowledge and generosity of his time. We walked away with a
Took a stroll through the Boston Public Market and grabbed a pourover from this convenient little booth. Service was quick, despite being busy, and friendly as well. The cup of coffee was good, too.
I have to agree, this was the best coffee in Boston. And I'm quite a big fan of coffee.
I was actually very impressed and surprised. The mamuto was available as iced coffee so I got that and it was so good. The notes came out so well. I wasn't expecting to have such good coffee. Another cool thing is that Howell is famous in Boston for making the original frap for starbucks. You can tr
Outstanding Cappuccino and Latte, unfortunately served only in paper cups. Nice coffee art and perfect consistency foam on both, the cappuccino and latte.
Ordered latte and their latte was made with organic milk and tasted really good! I would definitely come back to my latte again from this place!
went in this afternoon after walking the freedom trail, coffee is good and service was friendly! there are lids on the side if you want one
Super nice staff and delicious coffee! I’m not the biggest coffee lover but their rose latte was absolutely delightful
The staff is very friendly and the aesthetic is nice. This just wasn't my favorite cup of coffee. I tried the lavender latte and it was ok.
impeccably dressed staff who I was feeling too introverted to compliment. Coffee was good too.
I try to hit up all the local coffe I can when I travel. This was by far the best coffee I had in Boston.
Fresh brewed!! Smooth and delicious coffee blends!!
Always a very kind staff and definitely the only worthwhile coffee in town. The prices are worth it. They use local Crescent Ridge milk at this location, I'm not sure if they also use it at their downtown location, but it's way better than your generic coffeehouse milk so I always stop in.
The coffee is great. $1 for oat milk is ridiculous. You end up pay (if you tip) over $7 for a small hot coffee.
I go anywhere else i can before I go to George Howell due cost, sadly. Blue bottle is also quality and expensive but they charge $0 for oat milk.
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