Gracenote Coffee Boston

The Best Coffee Shops Around Boston

"Gracenote’s nook in the Leather District is tiny — don’t expect to open a laptop and park it here for hours — but it is friendly and warm, and customers can reliably count on getting a superior cup of coffee every morning. Find a second location in the downtown Boston food hall High Street Place." - Erika Adams

Gracenote Coffee Review - Cambridge - Boston - The Infatuation

"Gracenote is one of those intentionally minimalist coffee shops, the type that forces you to stand in awe of the barista’s immaculate V60 pouring technique. Luckily, the product is worth the show - the coffee is very good. Gracenote also roasts their own beans, so be sure to pick up a bag or two when you visit. The Cambridge location also happens to sell wine, and for the record, we don’t think buying a bottle at 9am is too early. Gracenote Cambridge is currently open for takeout." - Joel Ang

Gracenote Coffee - Review - Downtown - Boston - The Infatuation

"Gracenote is one of those intentionally minimalist coffee shops, the type that forces you to stand in awe of the barista’s immaculate V60 pouring technique. In fact, at the Downtown location, you literally do have to stand, because there are no places to sit. Luckily, the product is worth the show - the coffee is very good. Gracenote also roasts their own beans, so be sure to pick up a bag or two when you visit. Gracenote is currently open for takeout." - Joel Ang

The tiny, standing‑room espresso bar with outsize influence—polished hospitality, dialed‑in extractions, and a curated tea program. Regularly praised by Eater Boston’s 2025 map and Boston Magazine, with a second location pouring coffee, wine, and coffee cocktails at High Street Place.