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in Lifestyle · September 21, 2018

Best Coffee Shops in Boston

It’s time to talk about one of my favorite things: coffee! I’ve lived in Boston for 4 years now and buy coffee … way too often. I have also spent a lot of time over the years working in coffee shops. Whether it’s blogging or grad school, working from home or writing fiction, I’ve done a lot of work in coffee shops. So I’m sharing my favorite coffee shops as well as those that have great reviews from a respectable source that I just haven’t been to yet. I’ve also left out the big chains like Starbucks. Happy coffee drinking!

Whether you live in Boston or you're visiting, you're probably going to stop for coffee somewhere. But where? Here Boston resident and blogger Kate the (Almost) Great shares the best coffee shops in Boston in her opinion, as well as those rated as the best by Boston Magazine.

Best Coffee Shops in Boston – According to Me

As an FYI, I can’t consume dairy or soy, so my opinions are based on their coffee drinks with almond or coconut milk. As I also can’t eat gluten, corn, or egg, I can’t eat food that most of these places make. The excepts are oatmeal, and that’s about it.

Jaho (South End & Downtown)- This is easily my favorite coffee shop. They have multiple locations in Boston, as well as in Salem and even Tokyo. I go to their South End location a lot (because I live in the South End), and I’ve done a lot of work there over the years. It’s so cute, and I adore their vanilla almond milk lattes.

Thinking Cup (Boston Common, North End, & Back Bay) – The only bad thing about the Thinking Cup locations is that they’re so popular that it can be hard to find a table! Their vibe is so fun – the tables have old Boston newspapers under the glass – and they make delicious coffee.

Trident (Back Bay) – Me, using a blog post to bring attention to one of my favorite places in Boston? Trident is a bookstore that I adore, and they also have a café. You can check out their full menu here. I’ve whittled away many an hour in Trident, so make sure you stop by if you visit Boston.

Tatte (Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Fenway, Northeastern, Seaport, Summer Street, 4 locations in Cambridge, & Brookline) – Tatte is a Boston-area chain that is adorable at every single location. It’s so beautiful, and their coffee is so good. For what it’s worth, I prefer their lattes to their coffee. But check out their Instagram! Here’s a shot I took from their Beacon Hill location back in May:

 

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Crema (Harvard Square) – This place is so cute and busy! It’s sort of tucked into Harvard Square, but it’s super popular for a good reason. They aimed to make a place where “you can meet, chat, sip, read, write, watch, think, taste and enjoy in an atmosphere that you simultaneously create and absorb,” and they hit the nail on the head! (x)

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Render (South End) – Render is another place that can be really hard to find a seat. Their coffee is good, but I prefer their lattes. I hear they have good breakfast sandwiches! (I can’t eat lots of foods, including gluten, so those are out for me.)

Boston Common Coffee Company (Downtown, between West End and North End, & more) – I really enjoy this place. Their coffee and lattes are delicious, there’s lot of space, and they have lots of food (but again, I can’t eat most of it).

Pavement Coffeehouse (Allston, Berklee, BU, Fenway, Symphony, Brighton, Harvard Square, & Back Bay) – This is a place with good coffee but (at least the last time I was at the Newbury location) little seating space. This is another place where I prefer their lattes to their coffee.

Wired Puppy (Back Bay and Provincetown) – This cute little spot it tucked into Newbury St. I spent a lot of time in 2014 and got a lot of writing done here! The Newbury St. location has a little bit of seating right where the coffee bar is, etc., and then you walk further into the building and there’s basically a little room with a fair amount of space, but because it’s separated a bit from the front room, it’s quieter.

Appleton Café (South End) – I’m very partial to this spot because I spent many a day working here when I lived closer to it. Delicious coffee and lattes! Many a blog post in 2014-2015 were written here. (Every gift guide from 2014 was written here.)

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Best Coffee Shops in Boston – According to Boston Magazine

These are places that I haven’t been to yet, but they get good reviews, like from Boston Magazine. Most of these are on my list of places I want to try, but since I haven’t been there yet, I didn’t want to have them in the list above.

Gracenote Coffee (Financial District) – “Gracenote Boston is a standing espresso bar in Boston’s Leather District. Tucked in between Chinatown, South Station, and the Financial District, the shop’s location and flow makes for a convenient and consistent coffee service. We have sought to make a space and culture that people can trust as their daily coffee shop by placing equal priority on hospitality and quality coffee preparation” (x).

barisimo 364 (Cambridge, Arlington, Kendall Square, & Woburn) – “Our goal will continue to be transparent sourcing, roasting & brewing with attention to detail so that we can present consistently exceptional coffees. In order to fulfill that goal, we work to improve & master every step of the production chain: building long-term relationships with innovative coffee producers, bringing a deep understanding of our coffees to the roasting process, and pioneering the future of coffee brewing” (x).

1369 Coffee House (Inman Square & Central Square) – “From the beginning, we envisioned 1369 as more than just a place to get coffee. We offer the very best coffees and teas available. We strive to create a comfortable, inviting atmosphere and to be an integral part of the community. Many friendships, including several marriages, have developed at 1369. Several books and many theses have been written at our tables. We take pride in being a good neighbor and local gathering place. We are dedicated to maintaining this feeling” (x).

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Second Cup Coffee Co. (between the West End and North End) – “Second Cup Coffee Co.TM is the largest Canadian specialty coffee retailer, proudly serving premium coffee and great opportunities since 1975. Our expertly handcrafted beverages are made using the highest grade of specialty Arabica coffees that come from some of the most socially and environmentally conscious farms around the globe” (x).

Diesel Cafe (Davis Square) – “In late 2014, we opened Forge Baking Company, just down the road on Somerville Avenue. All of Diesel’s pastries and breads are now made fresh daily at Forge Baking Co., using the best locally-sourced and organic ingredients, whenever we can. Breads are naturally leavened and all-organic!” (x).

Athan’s (Brookline & Brighton) – “Athan’s European Bakery is an authentic cafe and artisan pastry shop. We believe we have brought a little bit of Europe to Boston. Our sweet offerings are handmade in our European style kitchen according to classic and traditional techniques” (x).

Coffeeshops that are included on Boston Magazine’s list that I’ve already mentioned: Render, Pavement, and Thinking Cup.

What are your favorite coffeeshops in Boston?

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Hi, friends! I haven't introduced myself in a while, so I thought I would share who I am, what my #chronicillness diagnoses are, and why I talk about my health online. ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a millennial in New England, either Boston or Maine. I work for an education non-profit, I have a blog for chronic illness patients and their loved ones, I read a lot of books, and I love my pets. ⁣
⁣
I have: ⁣
rheumatoid arthritis ⁣
fibromyalgia ⁣
endometriosis ⁣
POTS ⁣
chronic anemia ⁣
asthma ⁣
⁣
I talk about my health online to help other patients and their loved ones. Living with chronic illness is 𝘴𝘰 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘦𝘭𝘺. There's the physical isolation, which has especially shown up since the pandemic started, and there's the loneliness of feeling like no one gets what your reality is like. ⁣
⁣
I felt so lonely when I was diagnosed with RA, which only increased when I couldn't go places or do things with my friends. The first couple of years after my diagnosis were so hard because most people I knew didn't get it. ⁣
⁣
The only people who did get it were others with chronic illness.⁣
⁣
If no one else gets it in your life, know that my blog and I are here for you. You can find it at the link in my bio or go to katethealmostgreat.com. ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
[Image: Kate sits on a gray chair with an open laptop on her lap. She's wearing a cream cable knit sweater, jeans, and round tortoiseshell glasses. Behind her is an open secretary, on which there is a lamp, and round mirrors hanging on the wall.]
We take spring real seriously around here 😂 ⁣ We take spring real seriously around here 😂 ⁣
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Hey, we've got to enjoy it when we get it because in New England we can get Nor'Easters in April ... like we did last week. ⁣
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📸 @happydogsboston ⁣
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⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic illness patient, advocate, and blogger. Check out my blog at the link in my bio or ➡  katethealmostgreat.com⁣
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[Image: Harley the golden retriever sits on grass on a little park in Boston. Behind him is a flowering tree and the grass is covered in petals. Behind that are brownstone buildings.]
There's a new blog post up today all about MEDIA K There's a new blog post up today all about MEDIA KITS! They are essential if you are a blogger or influencer who wants to make money from your work. Click the link in my bio to read or ➡ katethealmostgreat.com. ⁣
⁣
PS - My ebook for chronic health bloggers includes a Canva media kit template! That's just 1 of 11 resources in it, and the ebook is just $10. You can also find that at the link in my bio. ⁣
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I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Follow me for more tips on living an awesome life with chronic illness! ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣
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◾ ⁣
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[Image: Kate sits at a desk working on a silver laptop. She's a brunette white woman and is wearing a pink tank dress and large brown glasses. In front of the camera, next to the laptop, is a blue-and-white coffee mug.]
💉 day! Grateful grateful grateful ◼️ [Im 💉 day! Grateful grateful grateful

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[Image: Kate takes a selfie. She is a brunette white woman wearing a peach top, a mask, and round tortoiseshell glasses. She is sitting in a convention center holding a card that says “Thanks! For getting vaccinated.]
✨ VISIBLE SIGNS OF MY "INVISIBLE" DISABILITY ✨ ✨ VISIBLE SIGNS OF MY "INVISIBLE" DISABILITY ✨ ⁣
⁣
1️⃣ TENS unit clipped on my jeans to help my foot and ankle pain ⁣
2️⃣ Wearing sneakers because a) they're the only shoes I can really tolerate b) I have an indoors and an outdoors pair c) I have to wear sneakers/can't go barefoot for long because of my foot and ankle pain ⁣
3️⃣ Leaning on my closet door slightly because it's the only way I can really stay still for pictures ⁣
4️⃣ Wearing glasses because I can't wear contacts due to dry eyes, which is a side effect of many of my medications ⁣
5️⃣ Popsocket on my phone because I really can't keep a grasp on it due to my super arthritic hands ⁣
⁣
These are just some visible signs! Just because you don't see these things doesn't mean they aren't there if you look. Invisible disabilities aren't truly invisible. ⁣
⁣
➡ What are visible signs of your invisible disability? ⬅ ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Check out my blog at the link in my bio or go to katethealmostgreat.com.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
[Image: Kate stands in front of a mirror on the inside of her closet door, taking a selfie in the mirror., She's a brunette white woman wearing jeans, a blue-and-white top, and round tortoiseshell glasses. She has a TENS unit clipped to her jeans.]
Harley and Piper's new album, coming this fall 😂 ⁣
⁣
Comment below with what you think their album would be named if this was the album cover ⬇ ⁣
⁣
📸 @happydogsboston ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Check out my blog at the link in my bio or go to katethealmostgreat.com.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣
⁣
◾⁣
⁣
[Image: 2 dogs but from the perspective of down on the ground looking up at them. The dogs are on a brick pathway in Boston and behind them are classic Boston brownstones, trees without leaves, and a cloudy sky. One dog is a red-and-white cavalier King Charles spaniel, and her ears are flying back in the wind. The other is a golden retriever.]
Even once you're done with school, you should neve Even once you're done with school, you should never stop learning. That doesn't mean that you have to take classes! Learning can look however you want. ⁣
⁣
You can take up a new hobby. ⁣
⁣
You can learn a new skill. ⁣
⁣
You can learn about the world by getting your news from different sources. ⁣
⁣
There are so many ways to learn, and one of the great things about not being in school anymore is that you can learn about whatever you want and whatever interests you. ⁣
⁣
What is something you've learned or learned about? ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Follow me for more tips on living an awesome life with chronic illness! ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣
⁣
◾⁣
⁣
[Image: Kate sits in a gray chair, facing the camera. She's a brunette white woman wearing black pants, a white sweater, and round tortoiseshell glasses. She's holding an open book. Behind her on the walls are a couple of round mirrors.]
I've been missing rural Maine these days. While I I've been missing rural Maine these days. While I like being able to see people out and about in Boston, spending most of 2020 in rural Maine really reinforced how much my soul prefers country to the city. ⁣
⁣
I don't know what to do about that short-term, but it is helpful to know that my long-term goal of moving back to Maine (or at least not living long-term in the city) is in fact something that I will love. ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Check out my blog at the link in my bio or go to katethealmostgreat.com.⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
[Image: Looking at a lake that has a rock-filled "beach" with rocks going out to a point. The other side of the lake is filled with trees.]
Put on a full face of makeup for a small Easter ce Put on a full face of makeup for a small Easter celebration today. This is your reminder that while it's nice to dress up and look nice, celebrating in small ways is just as good as celebrating in big ones. Also, Jesus doesn't want you to risk your health or the health of others to celebrate. ⁣
⁣
◾ ⁣
⁣
I'm Kate, a chronic health blogger who blogs to help chronic illness patients and their loved ones. Follow me for more tips on living an awesome life with chronic illness! ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣ ⁣
⁣
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