Boston Coffee & Tea

Good Selection

1. Tea Zone

I'm having Tea Zone withdrawals at this moment. I've only been here once, but we trekked up here one evening on a mission and seriously stocked up on…

2. MEM Tea Imports

Couldn't disagree with any of the positive things said, especially by Kayle S.  MEM Tea never capitalized on the growing popularity of quality loose…

3. Jam N' Java

Neighborhood: Arlington Center

The owner stopped me and my buddy and had a lovely conversation with us. Not just a "How ya doing?" but a full fledged, opinion stating conversation…

4. Petsi Pies

Petsi Pies is an adorable little bakery/cafe that me and my friend walked by on our way from his apartment to the Harvard campus.  I wanted to grab a…

5. KooKoo Cafe

Neighborhood: Brookline Village

Freakin adorable.  The atmosphere in this place just reeks of boho-calm-kitschy-cool.  Tables are scarce, so watch out for those mommies with…

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Good Value

1. Cafe Luna

Neighborhood: Central Square

I cannot say enough good things about Luna Cafe. I'm pretty much a regular Lunatic now, although not having a job means I don't eat here as much as…

2. Flour Bakery & Cafe

Neighborhood: South End

There's not much about Flour that hasn't been said before, so I'll just contribute my two cents:  I love their peanut butter cookies (I am not a…

3. Francesca's Cafe

Neighborhood: South End

Common brunch/breakfast stop on Tremont. One of my friends loves this place, so have been there a lot.  Breakfast sandwiches - ok. Wraps - big…

4. Darwin's Ltd.

Neighborhood: Harvard Square

I've read the reviews. I see what you're all throwing down. Darwin's is too pricey.  I get it but I have to say that I don't agree.  Sure, it's no…

5. Cafe Lola

This place is kind of ridiculous.  I used to go here for pizza when it was Cafe Rossini and the older gentleman was still part of the picture.  He…

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