This coffeehouse's dining area is set apart from the front counter, so those who want to sit and enjoy their coffee can do so with a little less noise from the grinder. Just before you enter their dining area, you will notice all the necessary condiments you need, in order to make your meal more enjoyable. For Starbucks lovers, their cappuccino smoothie tastes just like a Frapuccino. If you're in need of something more substantial, their wraps, salads, sandwiches and baked goods will hit the spot.
Hungry locals haven, Johnny's Luncheonette is one of the few places in Boston where one can enjoy a quick yet delicious meal. Though the restaurant has many dinning options on the menu, the crowds that gather here prefer a bite of burgers, frappes and fries. One can also enjoy the desserts that come from the soda fountain. Voted as Bostons Best this colorful dinning area is worth a try.
City Feed and Supply is a café/convenience store/grocery store having an identity crisis. Have some coffee, a sandwich or bagel, and shop for extraordinarily expensive and sparse groceries. They do a lot of things less-than-perfectly. Which is good, as long as you know what you're getting into. Don't go here for groceries unless you live across the street and need one particular ingredient. They have some hard-to-find items, like a certain peanut sauce that Harvest Co-op down the street doesn't have. Coffee is good, though, and lots of veggie options for sandwiches are available.
Croissants, tarts and every chocolate pastry under the sun await you at this quiet Harvard Square café called Burdick Chocolate Shop and Cafe. Chocolate lovers can sample a plate of this New Hampshire chocolatier's creations, or sip hot chocolate while listening to classical music and reading the newspaper. On a diet? You can still enjoy a pot of tea or buy an elegant gift box of chocolate for the birthday boy or girl who has everything.
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