Life Alive offers an organic, plant-forward menu including warm grain bowls, salads, broth bowls, smoothies, açaí bowls, cold-pressed juices, and wellness lattes all artfully crafted from scratch daily. The cafe features elevated, colorful design, eclectic art, cozy nooks, ample plugs and free wifi, inviting guests to meet, linger, and simply feel at home.
Sip Cafe
In the greenbelt oasis of Boston's Post Office Square, Sip Cafe's sunny seating area and green interior blend seamlessly into the surroundings. The coffee at Sip is phenomenal in terms of taste and origin. Only one vendor, George Howell, supplies Sip's entire selection of their single origin house coffee. Be wary though, Sip specifically uses a light roast that packs more caffeine into a cup than less zealous coffee fanatics are used to. With a whole range of sandwiches, soups, and other snacks made from local produce, Sip Cafe is the perfect place to get a real feel for Boston life.
The glass top tables in the dining room of this bakery are draped with yellow tablecloths. Toward the back of the room they do have a large flat screen television, which is great for those guests who would like to enjoy the Red Sox or any other local favorite sports team. They serve beer, as well as cordials. They also have a selection of Italian desserts, such as gelato, tiramisu and other pastries. Their cannolis are wrapped around a graham cracker crust and come filled with chocolate, vanilla or nutella.
The Bittersweet Shoppe is known as Back Bay’s cutest café, serving specialty, coffee, fresh-squeezed lemonade, breakfast, lunch, ice cream, and old-fashioned soda fountain favorites. Located on Newbury Street, we’re known for our warm hospitality, nostalgic charm, and delicious treats that help you enjoy life’s sweetness.
As part of the lively Berklee College of Music campus, our café offers community for visitors and students alike. Located on Massachusetts Avenue near the Hynes Convention Center, Christian Science Plaza, and Symphony Hall, we look forward to welcoming you in for breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert.
This Italian restaurant is a very popular North End establishment. Filet Minion, Lobster Ravioli and Swordfish are the most requested menu entrees. The restaurant also serves the old standbys with new twists like Twice-Breaded Chicken Parmesan. There is an open-air bistro effect at the Florentine Café, which features red oak woodwork and Italian murals on the walls. This restaurant has a full liquor license and a fine wine selection.
