Blue Bottle Coffee

Best coffee shop in Cambridge. I would recommend the Iced Nola, it was so delicious. The cappucino was also mouthwatering. The place was so clean, there was also restrooms that were gender neutral. The baristas were so kind and friendly. Really love the service. There were plenty tables for u to hang out with friends.

The NOLA iced coffee was out of this world. Excellent breakfast sandwich with turkey sausage as well!!!

I’ve never seen a blue bottle with not so much people. Sit in and have a nice NOLA which doesn’t appear at California’s blue bottle menu. Chives scone was great but should be heated. Service was a little bit… felt like the staff wasn’t really care about you and not very politely. Overall, foods were great but poor service.

I had macchiato in my two consecutive visits, which turned out disappointing. The espresso itself was not that bad but my macchiatos had no trace of latte art, with subpar milk foam, and the mug looked dirty on both occasions. I guess the baristas didn’t put much effort on my drinks even though the coffee shop was not busy during my visits. These days, there are tons of better coffee shops out there with much lower price tags.

Good coffee! Neat place and great service.

Small espresso drinks review April 13, 2023. They do offer cup and saucer, in addition to take out paper cups Their lattes are standard 12 ounce size. Their cappuccino which they refer to as also being a flat white is about six or 7 ounces. Since I like to taste the coffee, I got a cappuccino with whole milk. Espresso and milk foam were great. It is a lighter roast. They have a nice indoor seating and a few seats outside next to the shop.

Coffee is good, but location is low in stock on key bakery and drink items. It’s also quite expensive.

One of the best coffees around, friendly staff, nicely designed space, and quite a few sitting places for a relatively small store. Prices are higher than elsewhere (latte $5.5) but not crazy. It felt a bit crowded even though I visited after 5 PM on a Sunday...so I imagine it will get very busy at other times and you may need to wait a bit.

First time visiting a blue bottle coffee shop! I was amazed by the Lavender Yuzu Latte! Great service! Great recommendation :) The Lavender Yuzu latte has a citric aroma, the latte art was epic! The savory chive scone is a plus, too! I went their in the early morning, with not many people there, I enjoyed the window seat! Very chill and comfy! Love this place

Amazing coffee shop with supreme coffee. We had mocha iced decaf (which is almost impossible to get iced decaf anywhere), chai latte and grilled cheese. Service was nice and friendly. Ambience is nice and pleasant, relaxed. Great coffee shop

A coffee connoisseur friend of mine suggested that Blue Bottle was some of the best chain coffee you could get, so I had to give it a try. The service was quick, and the coffee was delicious. There were plenty of seats inside, so it would make a could place to get some work done. I had the americano, and I'd definitely get the same thing again next time.

Regular coffee was flavorful and fresh. Was super impressed with how they brew each cup. Had a couple pastries too and those were good. Service was great! Ambiance was fine / nothing overly warm and inviting. More for people to stand and grab and go with your coffee.

I loved the service, ambiance, and of course the coffee. I am a sucker for Blue Bottle in general. I first had it in New York, and they have the best artisan coffee. They are the first coffee shop, I actually prefer to have no sugar. The staff at this location was so friendly, and gave me new recommendations. The Nola was amazing! They also have a selection of bakery goods from Croissants to Pan Au chocolates.

In my experience, blue bottle has strong, slightly bitter coffee. I'm a fan of this, but can also see it not working with others. I forgot the name of the exact coffee I ordered, but it was advertised as having hints of strawberry and dates. TBH I thought it tasted just like normal coffee. Seating selection is a bit small, but if you're able to get there at the right time there's really good study lighting.

It's good coffee, but $7.50 for a mocha?! Too much. By the time you add a tip, you are dropping $10 bucks, and as good as it may be, it's not worth that!

The best coffee in Kendall square! Love their seasonal flavors like the rose latte. Great service and if you are interested in buying their coffee beans, they can grind them in store for you

My favorite drink is the Nola coffee and the sweet latte. I also like their spinach and feta croissant and their almond croissant. I would recommend this place for a quick coffee and a bite to eat. Its very clean and the baristas are very friendly and kind.

One can grab a fine cup of Colombian here. One thing to be aware of is that this is a slow pour place, so don't expect a rapid cup of Joe. The patient will be rewarded, though.

I have heard a lot about how amazing Blue Bottle Coffee is. I visited the Kendall Square branch which is takeout only. It is very spacious and minimalistic inside, very well decorated. I ordered a small New Orlean styled ice coffee with Almond Milk ($5.62). No doubt the coffee is amazing! It is however overpriced for an iced coffee, for which I am taking off a star. The packaging though, is all compostable, you know where some of the cost is going. The snack collection also seemed limited, but that may be due to Covid. For the price you pay, there are many other comparable great cafes in the area to try.

No. The coffee is outrageously priced and tastes awful. Ordered a small hot coffee and it wasn't even hot. Idk if this is the Cambridge tax you pay but dunkin donuts is more bang for your buck which should be saying something. My coworker threw his coffee in the trash on our walk back to the office and opted for the free mediocre coffee machine dispenser at work instead.

Another sick day at home, and so resuming my Yelp review spree This place is super cute. It has the vibe of an apple store that sells coffee. Prices are also on brand for places like this. A cup of coffee? $10. Just kidding x It's more like $4. They have cute seating. And This place gets a lot of foot traffic during the day. Its conveniently located in an area that doesn't have a lot of cafes- except a Starbucks right across the street. So as you have your Blue bottle coffee, you can stare into the windows of the Starbucks and be glad you're not on a line that will take 20 mins. This cafe is also located next to a flower shop- and so you can feel uplifted as you go for a coffee break.

Officially found my new favorite coffee shop in Kendall Sq. Let me tell you, blue bottle definitely lived up to the hype. It was delicious! I ordered the Sweet Latte, and it was amazing! I love the coffee blend they used, and it wasn't too sweet. The vibes inside are nice and chill. The staff was friendly, and they had plenty of seating available. My only complaint is that its a but pricey, however I will b coming back for more because it was delicious!

Staff is friendly and great. Coffee is "okay" but nothing special about it. If you're like me and you do coffee shops for the atmosphere and experience, this is not for you. The decor is sterile, feels like a hospital ward. Seats are not comfortable. Place is clean and all. I paid $15 for a 5 oz coffee and a small scone!! Maybe this works for upper rich people in the area, lol!

I've been to two other Blue Bottle locations around Boston (Harvard Square and Back Bay/the Pru), and I enjoy this one the most for its somewhat more generous space (there are booths!), kinder staff, and more relaxed atmosphere than its other locations. You can't have too many coffee shops around Kendall Square, especially with the influx of students plus tech/biotech companies around. Blue Bottle is definitely on the pricier side but is comparable to Vester across the street. At this location I've enjoyed the oat milk hot chocolate (made with a dairy-free ganache, which isn't too sweet) and the New Orleans iced coffee with almond milk (can't be made decaf due to how it's made, so I would usually get this earlier in the day). I've started ordering oat milk more often, since there is no surcharge for this dairy-free option. (Otherwise, almond milk is +$1.) Although I still prefer going to less expensive alternatives in the area like Area Four, or going to a locally-owned shop like Vester, I'm still glad to have more options in the ever-more-crowded Kendall area.

Service was neither exceptional, nor disappointing. I ordered a pour over with the single origin they had available. Drink was well-extracted with bright flavor which should be expected from a $6 cup of coffee. Vibe was good not great. Good place to meet someone but not somewhere I'd plan to work/study for a long time. TL;DR Great coffee, otherwise unexceptional

First time I had Blue Bottle was back in Pasadena a few years back. Been craving some nice coffee so I paid Blue bottle a visit. This location is in the Kendall Square and it's for take out only (as of covid) Order ahead using a blue bottle app and it will save you time. Don't worry if you're there late, they will make you a new one! I got the New Orlean style iced coffee, I love that they served in a paper cup and not like the clear plastic cups. The coffee, undoubtedly amazing. The price is a little high but I can guarantee you that it's worth it. Their coffee beans are roasted to a perfection, making the aroma sweet and floral. And above all, excellent service. The staff are super friendly. They dress nice too!

Can't go wrong with Blue Bottle! Great coffee and a great place to work. We got a waffle and a cappuccino

Great place to get coffee before/after work, great service, and great latte art. Kinda interesting that they don't explicitly put their pour over coffee on the menu itself

All baristas have next level kindness and you can immediately feel a warm welcome. Pair that with Blue Bottle's coffee it really makes your day. This location is a good meeting spot and I wouldn't recommend it so much for studying because it can easily get crowded and noisy. Depending on the day and time of the year you will meet employees who are naturally curious and loves languages, some of them can speak Korean, Tagalog, Spanish, just to name a few.

My first time trying Blue Bottle was actually in NYC, and it was love at first sip! It's easy to taste that their coffee is fresh and high quality beans. I appreciate that they have green coffee and have ordered beans from them online which have always been great. This is blue bottle's 4th location in Boston and just opened about 2 weeks ago in Kendall square but is already bustling. The space is airy and sleek, almost IKEA-like, the theme similar to their other locations. The service was incredibly friendly and efficient. They have a pastry display with a decent sized selection of pastries and a food menu as well. I got the chive scone, which was flavorful and tasty, albeit quite small for the price. I saw they had liege waffles but wasn't sure if they made them fresh so I didn't get one this time (spotted a waffle iron later on when sneakily peering behind the counters). I got a scone and a cold brew coffee (only one size, small.) and it came out to $9 and some change. The cold brew was potent but overextracted and tasted a little bitter. You're going to be paying a premium for this third wave coffee, if you can afford it, then it's worth it. I'd skip the pastry.

Their coffee is really good and they are promoting plant based which is even better as I prefer oat milk . It's great if you wanna grab a cup on the go or just sit and work .

I actually drive twenty minutes just to get the shakerato they make. I can't get it anywhere else! My wife also loves the New Orleans coffee they make! Well made and similar to the one I've had from Equator coffee out in the Bay Area! Can't wait until they open one near where I live!

I love the coffee at this place. The coffee is rich, nutty, and smooth. The cappuccino is really tasty and the coffee flavor is not hidden by the milk! Not to mention the minimalistic design that is very pleasant.

Good coffee. I ordered the New Zealand coffee with oat milk. The oat milk made it sweet. Really liked the coffee. However, not sure if this is worth 5 dollars. It's good but nothing to go crazy about. My friend ordered the green tea latte and it took over 6 minutes because it seemed like they grind the matcha or sift it on the spot. I had a sip of it, and yes, definitely tasted the rich matcha. Good, but once again, not to die for. I dont really get the blue bottle craze. Unfortunately, this store ran out of take out cups when we were there. Kinda hard to believe since we went around 3:30-4pm. They gave out coupons to make up for it. That was nice.

Best coffee in Cambridge, hands down. I have no idea why Blue Bottle isn't more popular. The baristas really know what they're doing and are super helpful. Highly recommend any espresso based drinks

I am so happy to see more blue bottle coffee locations open up in Boston. The coffee is rather pricey, and only comes in one size, but you know you are getting really good coffee. You can also get coffee to go in pre-packaged paper cartons. The toilets are clean here too, much cleaner than most Starbucks' toilets. There is actually space to sit in here, which is nice. I've been to some Blue bottle locations that are so small that you absolutely have to get your coffee to go. I sat here and enjoyed people watching.

This is the first Blue Bottle location I've visited. The latte here is great with almond or oat milk, and it's easily one of my favorites in the Boston area. The prices are more or less the same as other cafes in the area. The staff is friendly and there is plenty of seating available on top of clean bathrooms. If you're looking for something to nibble on with your coffee, they have that covered too. Just don't expect a hearty meal. I'm pretty sure I'd be here more often if I lived closer.

Definitely overhyped coffee. I got a regular hot coffee and I paid almost $5 for it!! I didn't add anything to it either and the coffee itself didn't taste exceptional, just regular. I do have to say that the atmosphere is very nice in here. The store is quite modern and would be good for working on your laptop in. I won't return though because it's not worth the money for the coffee.

Went while visiting Cambridge a couple of weeks ago. In the morning I walked over from the hotel and got a cappuccino for me and a latte for my wife. Both drinks were carefully crafted and, more importantly, delicious. Around lunchtime I walked back over to give them the real test - a double espresso. Regardless of it being served in a disposable paper cup, the drink was delicious. Fruity, complex, timed and weighed. The barista was obviously well trained. Care was taken in every step of the preparation. Highly recommend this cafe.

Horrible Customer Service. There were maybe only 2 customers in the entire store and after waiting for 20 minutes, I asked the barista what was taking so long, and they "forgot" to make my drink. Also, they only serve all drinks in one size and one cup so definitely don't waste your money here.

I Ordered a cafe latte and asked if they had any flavores for the lattes , to my surprise they didnt. I decided to try it anyways, the cafe latte was delicious that it didn't even need a "flavor syrup." I was very satisfied with my order and will definitely order it again.

The coffee is really good and the staff is friendly but my total comes out to over $7 (for a latte), and that is just too much.

My friends and I stopped here for tea. Our intentions were just to find a quieter place to hang out and chill after brunch. Strange that we did not order coffee, but I am not drinking coffee anymore. I should've came here when I did, but I am sure it is great. They actually brew their own tea, which is why it takes longer for the tea to be ready, which I like. I like how simple and *somehwhat* spacious this shop is. It was not crowded when we came here on a Sunday afternoon. Location is perfect and parking was easy to find. Good place to study as well. 10/10 will come back again.

If you want to coffee and a sandwich, and a waffle You're not walking out of there for much under $20 and you might even go over. But every sip and every bite is totally worth it. I drive to Cambridge solely to visit bluebottle. It's heaven on earth.

I am sooo glad to find my favorite coffee place open right downstairs. I will be having their liege waffle for breakfast every day.

I stopped by Blue Bottle one time when I was on the way to get some kind of task completed. I heard the stories about the place: the care put into making a latte, the food, and most of all, the customers. I walked into their shop, whose sleek, minimalistic interiors looked the complete opposite of the now-traditional shambolic local cafes. The non-pourable coffee I ordered was ok, maybe a little light, but the food more than made up for it. No picky customers being dramatic though - yes!

Great coffee spot I've checked out all their locations. It's a shame Harvard location shut down! Best location! :( great coffee and snacks love the ambiance

Great coffee and lovely staff in a gorgeous setting. The green tea tastes super fishy though.

I love Blue Bottle coffee. In my opinion they are currently by far the best coffee chain in Boston. Unfortunately my experience with their new local locations has been negative. I was exited about this location as I am often in that area of Cambridge. Unfortunately this was not a good experience. Ordered two drinks and the person who was making the drinks preceded to make my drinks and wipe the counter with a dirty rag at the same time. She sprayed cleaning liquid in the area of my cup... I had to cancel my order and request my money back. It seems that Blue Coffee does not train stuff in their new locations... I suggest to skip this location for now and just go to Harvard Sq location...

During the day, great day light. Coffee ia good. But, lighting is uncomfortable when outside gets dark. Muaic is way too loud. So loud that it's uncomfortable to sit for too long to read or even have a good conversation. Is tbis their strategy to get people moving and not stay too long? And there is something with the design of the space that heightens the volume of any sound. All the plates and cups hitting againat each other and the conversation at the next table. Interesting but not in a good way since it's a coffee shop after all.

Kendall Square Blue Bottle is the best! Love the employees the service and the coffee/food!!