A popular coffee-house chain founded in Seoul, Caffé Bene brings its Korean influence to Boston. Offering a great view of the Massachusetts Avenue streets from their French-style windows, Caffé Bene is done up in warm wood furnishings. The cozy decor and warm lighting makes for an ideal place to curl up with a good book over amazing coffee. This trendy cafe attracts a lot of students from nearby universities and colleges, who vouch for the vast range of coffees and tidbits available here. Korean specials here include Patbingsoo, a shaved ice dessert that is available in Mango and green tea flavors. It would also be worthwhile to try the Misugaru, a vitamin-rich drink had with milk. Those who want to sample more staple fare can choose from a wide variety of sandwiches, waffles, pastries, croissants and even gelato.
A street-side, brick-lined, modern spot for seasonal thin-crust pies, brunch, beer flights & flat-screen TVs. A local favorite of North Enders, we are located on the Freedom Trail within eye-shot of the TD Garden, featuring locally grown toppings, authentic/Roman-style pizza styled after the great neighborhood pizzerias of Italy, and a large selection of craft beers. A go-to spot in Boston for watching futbol/soccer games, grabbing a drink or bite before or after Celtics and Bruins games or shows at the Garden. Weekly trivia nights year-round, and pick-up and delivery services every day.
The Savin Bar and Kitchen is an elegant dining destination serving hearty lunches and dinners but they are most sought-after for brunch. The place has an inviting interior that's furnished with ample of seating spaces, making Savin a perfect choice for larger groups. Options like the Cuban Sandwich, Pesto Chicken, and the BBQ Pulled Pork Quesadilla are lunch and dinner favorites here; with a selection of wines to complete your fare. Savin Bar and Kitchen impresses with its elaborate brunch menu featuring quintessential classics that can be paired with potent cocktails.
From early spring to the end of the summer, hordes of young professionals flock to this popular watering hole. Perched on the water's edge, this hot spot is where many come to relax with a frozen margarita or a cold beer, after a day in the office or touring. The brick patio gets jam-packed starting at 5p on summer nights. The small, wrought-iron tables overflow with those looking to unwind, meet new people or enjoy some delicious appetizers.
Our vision is to bring South Boston a refined, yet modern, pastry & coffee shop.
