Ogawa Coffee

Matcha bliss. What a find. My partner loves Ogawa and honestly, his rave reviews have been so massive, I had become slightly annoyed every time he brought up the name. We were in the area and stopped in today. His reviews were spot on. The matcha is perfect in every way. I used to only drink matcha and bought tea from Japan to make my own. Whilst I am not an expert, I can say, the lattes at Ogawa are perfect. Addendum: came during Festive Season and had an eggnog latte; pure ambrosia

Stopped in for a cortado on a hot Saturday this summer. The place was busy, yet there was plenty of space to sit if the stadium seating in the back. I was hoping for a small bite but the pastry display was uninspired so I settled for just a coffee. The cortado was descent, thank goodness not burned and not too big bubbles. The coffee was a little bitter and the milk foam a tad textured for me but was served in an adorable tumbler so the presentation elevated the experience. Good spot if you’re not in a rush and looking to linger for a few. They have good wifi and post the password everywhere so it’s easy to get online.

It was one of the best breakfast cafes in Boston. I tried the avocado toast, as well as cheese, ham, and egg bagel sandwich, and both were delicious. Additionally, their chai tea latte was very good, too. The pistacio macaroon was perfect as well. Very nice vibe, and some seating is available. It is pretty busy most of the morning.

Came here around 12:45pm on a Saturday and it was very lively. Managed to snag a seat at a shared table by the front, and observed people coming and going all throughout the afternoon. Ordered a matcha rose latte and it was wonderful. It only comes hot, which is my only gripe, as I prefer iced drinks. It comes out so beautifully that someone in line asked what drink I ordered. The space is bright and there's a variety of seating options. I'm not sure if there are outlets around, but it's a good place to read a book or catch up with a friend.