Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Berklee

I love Tatte, but I don't like this branch. Oftentimes the foods here taste something off, including drinks, and the staff members are often not very nice compared to other branches. I only go to this branch when I really have no choice because of the weather or time rush, and every time it feels a bit disappointing.

From outside and going inside the place is clean and has a nice setting to it. We got the american and drip coffees. It was decent and nothing really special about it. Also got the pancakes and smoked salmon avocado sw. Both were just okay. Did it fill us up? Yes. We returned a few days later and got the orange upside down cake and pear tart eating. Both were just decent as well and a bit dry. Would definitely come back probably for coffee and breakfast only.

A fantastic Tatte location with a modern, spacious interior and plenty of seating. The black sesame and ginger date lattes were so yum - rich and well balanced without being overly sweet. The sun-dried tomato and feta scone was a standout treat with crispy texture but buttery and soft on the inside!

We were here for brunch today, ordered a traditional Shakashuka and House breakfast plate. The ambience and service was really good. However , the potato fritters we got were stale.I am a regular and just wanted to give u guys an honest review.

Tatte Bakery is SO amazing!!!!! We are visiting from South FL, I wish we had Tatte locations there. Place was bustling early Sunday morning, but service was so quick. Lattes, iced or cold, were great. Almond croissant and raspberry tea cake were so yummy. Tomato basil soup is a must. My sister had the sweet French toast. Hope to be back..keep it up!:)

Walked over here from the hotel during a weekend trip to Boston. Such a cute cafe and looks like a good space to work remote if you need to. They had delicious looking pastries. Loved the black sesame latte I got! 🤤

I don’t know how the rating is only 4.4 - the food is delicious, the staff are kind and welcoming, and the interior is beautiful! If I lived here I would come here all the time 😍

What a gem we found on our last morning in Boston. Looking for a good breakfast place before we head to airport we discovered this bakery and had a lavish brunch! Perfect way to end our trip. The food, the selection, the atmosphere the presentation- all was amazing! Give it a try…

Gosh, I remember loving Tatte so much when I lived in Boston for school and now, 8 years later and visiting, I am so happy to see they have expanded to so many locations. The food and pastries are super high quality and pack a flavor punch. I am such a sucker for Middle Eastern flavors / food. While you wait in line you will be tempted by rows and rows of gorgeous, tantalizing cakes and pastries in the display case. I was trying to go the healthier route and opted for the Shrimp and Avocado Mousse Salad ($13.50) - I was not expecting much but it was the best salad I have ever had. I am convinced no could make marinated tomatoes taste better than Tatte does. Their lattes are very attractive as well. The interior is bright and beautiful. Order at the counter, take a number, and sit.

Got some food, pastries and coffee with my friend. When we entered there was a separated coffee bar on the right and a pastry case in the center. It was clean inside and the pastries were displayed beautifully. Both of us loved our coffee orders. The service was reasonable and we didn't wait too long. It was a good spot to socialise and catch up. My only qualm was that the barista at the coffee bar was not very friendly when we were asking for help. I know it can get busy, however it's more appropriate to redirect rather than scoff at people. Thank you!

For all Israelis out there, this feels and tastes like Shemo. Every single thing I ordered was a hit.

We came here for breakfast one morning on our trip. Everything was good for food. My daughters got croissants and my oldest got a matcha drink. I ended up ordering an almond croissant and it was delicious. My husband got a full breakfast plate and the young man who brought it out of the kitchen was very kind. He was working super hard and so was the front cashier. The place looks pretty clean but the thing that got me was going into the restroom after the young woman who works the coffee area was in the stall and came out without washing her hands. She went right back to make customers coffee orders. Just a super unsanitary practice. My daughter threw out her matcha an we left. We didn't come back because of that. Cross contamination is a serious issue and we didn't want to take any chances.

Consistently a good find! A solid matcha latte with a variety of breakfast and lunch options. Quick service, tons of seating that welcome brotha. sit-down meal and study group environment. Appropriate for business stops, as well as student gatherings.

It was very busy during marathon weekend but the line moved pretty quickly. Our order did take a while but we did order hot food. I had accidentally forgot to say iced for my latte and when I asked the barista if I could get a cup with ice I got a really peeved look. Everything was ok but I wouldn't say worth the hype. The sourdough was like very toasty to the point where it was hard to bite into it.

I missed this spot the last time I was in Boston - I'm glad I made a stop here this morning! I woke up early today and didn't want to travel too far in the cold, so Tatte was a great option to stop in and grab a bite. It's clean and bright on the inside, with the coffee bar to your right when you walk in, and the bar to order your food/pastries to the left. I got a croissant breakfast sandwich and a fresh squeezed pear juice - the croissant was flaky and delicious, and the juice was sweet and refreshing. The cashier was polite and informative, and I enjoyed getting to people watch out of the large windows. I may have to stop by again later and grab one of their pastries to go!

Tatte is my go-to comfort spot for pretty much everything--whether I'm craving a pastry, looking for a study spot, or hosting friends and family in town. This particular location is huge, which is definitely a plus since Tatte is almost always packed. Be prepared to wait in line, especially on weekends, but it's totally worth it. I've tried a lot of items on their menu, and my usual pick is the quiche paired with their vinegar-based salad with pickled toppings--so delicious! Today, I went for the Croque Madame, and it did not disappoint. The croissant was perfectly flaky, the ham and egg were just the right amount of salty, and the creamy sauce tied it all together. Their berry cheesecake cup is also my go to when I'm in a treat-yourself mood.

Stopped by there twice during my recent trip to Boston. Tatte Bakery offers a beautiful display of pastries and has plenty of space for guests to sit and enjoy their food, with convenient water stations available. While the presentation of the pastries is impressive, the taste is good but not exceptional. The service experience felt unusual; coming from California, I found it somewhat rude, which might align with what's considered typical on the East Coast. Overall, it's a decent spot for a quick pastry stop with a nice ambiance but not particularly standout in terms of food or service.

Ginger date oat latte is my favourite latte of all time. Cookies were super yummy too and the food looked fire. Will come again for sure. Like the option to get it to go and also have a brunch sit in. Brownie was also super good

Ordered: 12oz Iced Tatte House Latte (~$6): honey-halva & cardamom with espresso Croissant Breakfast Sandwich (~$11): egg your style (I chose over medium), cheddar, sliced tomato, avocado, & baby arugula on a housemade croissant, with Sujuk Beef Sausage (+$2) Pistachio Croissant (~$5) Aya's take: Tatte Bakery has locations throughout Boston and I decided to check it out during my recent visit. It was around 10:30am on a Sunday, the line was super long but surprisingly moved quick. By 10:40am, I had ordered and 15 mins after, I received my full order. The Iced Tatte House Latte was a good try - the sweetness from the honey and spice from the cardamom to the creaminess from the milk. It's a very pleasant drink overall. Not sure why it's only available as a 12oz iced option. The Croissant Breakfast Sandwich is a pretty basic sandwich made with really good ingredients. The croissant is flaky and buttery, the vegetables were fresh, the egg was cooked to a perfect over medium, and the sujuk beef sausage was a no brainer to add! It's loaded with seasoning and for $2, it elevates this breakfast sandwich tremendously. The Pistachio Croissant was delicately made and you can tell! I wish there was more of that pistachio spread inside but otherwise, it's not that different than the regular croissant. I can see why Tatte is popular! Solid try overall.

Classic (hungover) brunch spot. Expect a long line ~30 minutes at peak hours. Pastries are highly recommended.

I love Tatte I've missed its locations so much since leaving Boston. Never disappoints - no matter how busy it is they're on top of it and every single thing is delicious. Brought my two friends who had never been and was reminded how excellent the hot cocoa is and how fun it is to see everyone. Gorg!

I ordered the food from DoorDash. The breakfast sandwich was cold and the sandwich was too hard. Gave me the wrong Latte!

Cute place !!! Came for a quick breakfast Wow what a selection ! Ordered the breakfast sandwich special definitely shareable with another interesting pastry . The capuchino was very yummy :)

Breakfast sandwitch was great. Latte was very good. Highly recommend it. However bread was very disappointing. It clearly did not properly proofed. It was very dense, hard and chewy. It tasted like over proofed bread.

Good quick bite to eat. The restaurant seemed packed however the service was super quick. Not pictured was a cherry pistachio tart that is a must. Clean and sleek ambiance. Grilled Cheese- Fabulous and full of flavor Tomato Basil Soup- good Breakfast sandwich- too smoky

You can never go wrong at a Tatte location. This location was convenient as it was near the hotel I was staying at. It was clean and busy. I ordered a matcha latte and purchased some desserts to bring back home. I chose the brownies and cookies. I enjoyed my drink while strolling down the Fenway gardens. Family enjoyed the treats.

We only got cappuccinos here, but they were awful. We already walked out before we took a first sip, but threw out both because they were not drinkable. Bathrooms needed a code and were nasty. Would recommend other tattes, especially the one in Harvard square.

Food is great. We ordered online for pick up and it was on time. I was not sure where to pick up the online order and asked a staff member as he was short with me and gave me the wrong answer. After several minutes and not being sure if the answer given I asked another staff member who listened and then brought my order out from a different part of the store.

I loved the ambience and the coffee here! I ordered the house latte which contains cardamom and I found it so flavorful! The pistachio croissant was fine but nothing to write home about. They did mess up my order and took a long time to get me my Fri k though! Outside of that; this was a very spacious place to have a cup of coffee or work

My first time at Tatte & it exceeded my expectations! The house latte was WONDERFUL & paired perfectly with my pistachio croissant. The inside was busy but we were still able to find a spot. Food & drink came out quickly & service was great :)

Wow, this location is bright, open, and had seating for everyone in our party (8). Near the end of newbury street we were glad to have a relaxing lunch. Ordered the prosciutto and fig sandwich, turkey avocado sandwich, and BLAT sandwich. I wish I had more room for pastries and desserts. They are so beautiful and fresh looking. Gives us an excuse to return!

Did you know "Tatte" isn't actually a French word? Do you even care? I don't. In a city that runs on Dunkin' and has run Starbucks out of town, it's nice to have an elevated option that's available all over. Big, bright, a long list of food options and drink options and some of the coolest little pastries around! Whether it's a low effort brunch, a quick coffee break, or somewhere to plug in, I'm digging Tatte every time I stop in one.

Stopped by for breakfast to go and ordered the Halloumi & Sunny-Side Breakfast Sandwich which was delicious and made perfect to order with egg over medium and bread wasn't soggy at all from spinach and egg. I also got the walnut brownie and fruit tarte which were both delicious and worth every calorie! Will be definitely going back next time I'm in the area.

Consistently good, one of the best Tatte locations in Boston! Located conveniently between Berklee and Back Bay, and right by Hynes Convention Center T stop. Can't get better than that. Compared to some of the others in Boston, they give generous portions of delicious food. My classic chicken pita was HUGE and very juicy, both from the sauce and tender grilled chicken, which was a big plus. I really enjoyed it, and the service was prompt.

I visited Boston recently with some friends, and this local chain came highly recommended! On walking in, I noticed how clean and quiet this bakery is and the space definitely seemed a great place to get work done. We ordered coffee at the counter (I had a decaf which I enjoyed, but my friends got a coffee and a hot chocolate each which they said were great too). Everything came out quickly and our servers and counter wait staff were awesome. We tried the breakfast sandwich, halloumi sunny side breakfast sandwich, and the croissant breakfast sandwich. They actually ran out of one of my friend's original orders, so they replaced it with another, better sandwich which was super nice! My halloumi sandwich was fantastic, and I LOVED the challah it came on (so fluffy!). We also split a kueg aman for a sweet breakfast treat and it was so delicious and flaky. Overall, such a cute spot and I hope they expand in Atlanta!!

Overall pretty good but I'm not sure why they have separate counters for food vs some coffees when the food counter also has coffee. Overall this is the best location I've been to of theirs

Came here for breakfast and was impressed with the quality and quantity! I ordered the house latte, traditional shakshuka, and nutella cookie. The latte had strong espresso, well complemented with hints of cardamom. It was not too sweet, which I liked. The shakshuka was massive, and is great for brunch--think I was in a food coma afterwards. The challah was wonderful, perfectly soft and toasted. The nutella cookie was a nice sweet treat at the end, buttery and decadent.

Tldr: cute mellow cafe spot for reading/working/studying with good tasting pastries at a fair price point. The cafe was very adorable, fairly spacious and chill. Good for both solo studying or coffee dates. They had a great collection of pastries and baked goods! Service was fast and efficient, coffee drinks came out within 10 minutes. I learned there are multiple through Boston area, would always be willing to try out the others wherever I end up! Best thing: they give out free artsy paper calendars!!

This bakery is interesting. Great concept, the food was good. I ordered a lamb hash and short rib grilled cheese. The short rib grilled cheese was good, not spectacular but it was good. The lamb hash was really good. Unfortunately it took a really long time to come and when it did it was ice cold. I sent it back to be reheated or remade. I had to go find a supervisor about 40 minutes later to see if they had remade it. I know the spot is busy, but they could use a little more attention to service.

Food here is consistently excellent but the service is completely variable and can be downright awful with long waits to place orders and ridiculous claims that they can't do things like heat up something for you (when I just saw someone heat up something for someone else -- My takeaway is "I can't be bothered" to do this for the customer.) The way the order takers also fulfill orders makes the lines especially long. There should be order takers and order fulfillers -- that would make everything run much more smoothly Also: we are in the middle of a busy street with a college literally above them and several nearby -- Why aren't they open past 4 o'clock???

Once or even twice a week, we show up at the ever popular Little Tart Bakeshop here, where we live in Grant Park, but when on vacation, now twice, we've discovered similar spots, which are a couple steps better, no matter how perfect I've imagined the Little Tart Bakeshop to be. Tatte Bakery, a small chain in Boston and D.C. is such a place; their savory selection is quite glorious. I had the Halloumi Sunny-Side Breakfast Sandwich and tried the Croissant Breakfast Sandwich. They have a large breakfast/lunch menu to go with grade A coffee. Like the Little Tart Bakeshop, this place has long lines with tables and stools mostly filled.

Overall: off the main Newbury Street, but still jiving with plenty of people during brunch hours and quickly empties out afterwards. Good Wi-Fi, better drinks (Halva Latte or Matcha Latte), and really delicious food. Food/Drinks: traditional shakshuka punches you in the face with the tomato flavor, but the toast complements the intensity well by absorbing a lot of the citrus notes. The eggs are poached to a little more than a soft boil (jammy). Figs and Prosciutto is the epitome of richness as the Brie cheese doubles down with the succulent figs and fatty prosciutto. The Halva Latte has strong notes of honey giving the latte and almost syrupy texture while the matcha latte is blended well for a smoother texture. Flavor wise both are very run off the mill. Service/Ambiance/Decor: food came out reasonably quick, it was initially a bit noisy and crowded during rush brunch hours but died down quickly. Lastly, the decor was very clean with plenty of bar seating and smaller table seatings.

My friend's House Breakfast arrived cold. The eggs were hot but the bacon, toast, and potato pancake were not. Obviously they had the player prepped and simply slapped eggs on it. My Shakshuka was delicious. There was no coffee at 9:25 in the morning. Friendly wait staff. Made everything right, but can't give it more than 3 stars. When the food finally did arrive hot, I'm told it was yummy. I guess we'd return if only to try the amazing looking pastries.

This place is delicious, with fast, friendly service and a clean dining room. We ate at Tatte twice on a visit to Boston. The first time we had arrived really late the night before, and we needed something late morning. I love the concept of all day breakfast/brunch that is more than Denny's style food. Tatte has it in spades, with dishes ranging from a great looking breakfast sandwich to Shakshuka. I had the Croque Madame twice (it was so good the first time!) Looks like a lot of locations for this place - wish one was in Austin!

Just okay. Really pricey. Workers are kinda snobby and rude too. I'd go elsewhere personally

We come here multiple times every time we visit Boston. Super easy place to get a quick breakfast. Love the pastries. You could have more of a breakfast plate too if you want. Gets busy so you can also do takeout. Service is efficient. Lots to look at too!

chai was meh, have had better and would get something else. gluten free tea cake was super good, very almondy and dense. halloumi sandwich good as well!

Clean design, beautiful food. Nice environment for a chat with a friend. And it was right around the corner from my hotel. I had the fruit box which was light and delicious, and the cappuccino.

I was in town for a conference and ate breakfast here literally every day. Over the course of the three days, my friends and I were able to try the following: - Avocado salmon tartine - Sour cherry scone (omg...) - Salmon avocado egg sandwich - Shakshuka - Oatmeal cookie - Winter Spice Latte (with nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon, honey) - I had this one iced AND hot on two separate occasions. Both were incredible. - Regular black coffee The decor is unbelievably cute. The black and white tiles, the teal coffee cups, and the fresh eucalyptus and white tulips everywhere really made the space seem clean and inviting. The baristas and servers were extremely friendly and helpful, and every food item I had was delicious. The shakshuka was fantastic, with homemade challah bread on the side. The fresh salmon on both meals that I ate was delicious -- especially on the egg sandwich with the dill mayo and alfalfa sprouts. The sour cherry scones was so amazing with the turbinado sugar on top. This place is the real deal - classic but modern. Lots of veg and gluten free options, and a ton of cute merch! 4 minute walk from the Prudential Center/Sheraton hotel.

A favorite spot with amazing salads and sandwiches. Hard to get out of there without a cookie!

I had such a fantastic breakfast at Tatte while visiting Boston! I had the croissant breakfast sandwich with scrambled eggs and my bf had the roasted peach , granola, and labneh. Both were so delicious and mine was so filling! The restaurant was beautiful inside with a clean modern feel to it and the staff was also friendly. I really liked that a lot of the restaurants in the city seemed to have an ice cold pitcher of water you could grab. I definitely recommend going here and hope you love it!

Unique twist on egg sandwiches and traditional dishes like French toast. Very fairly priced for what you get. Beautiful establishment with marble tables and really high ceilings. Can stay here all day sipping coffee. Service was good. You order your meal at the register then they bring you the food within a reasonable amount of time.

Man, I really wish NYC had a Tatte. I also wish we had more time in Boston just so I could try some of the other options on the breakfast/lunch menu. Let's just say I had a really hard time narrowing down what I wanted to get. Bread here is absolutely stellar so I'd recommend trying a sandwich. On our first trip, we went with the tuna and the chicken salad options, both amazing. The tuna came on this toasted challah bread that I loved for not tearing the roof of my mouth bloody. I also liked how they didn't skimp on the fillings and packed the sandwiches while still making it relatively tidy to eat. My favorite was the chicken salad - it wasn't too mayo-heavy, the sourdough held together well, and the flavors were simple but fresh and delicious. On our second time, I went with the green and nutty salad, which was exactly what I needed after a few days of too many cookies and fried goodness. Also came with the tastiest bun, which was super flaky and light. Like a fresh, much, much better version of the type that airplanes hand out in a cellophane bag. We also tried some of the desserts - the crumbs cheesecake and the espresso chocolate mousse. A little on the sweeter side for my preference but given the smaller size, we had no problem finishing. I ended up buying the mixed nut tart to gift to my parents. Really bright and welcoming inside. During peak morning and lunch hours, the seating definitely fills up from the overflow of Newbury and the Berklee school, but from the two times we went, we didn't have any issues grabbing seats. Looks like a great place to read, catch up with friends, or get some work done.

Tatte never fails to make the vibes cute whether it's for studying or brunch! The food here is pretty tasty and easy on the stomach but it does not fill you up (or at least me and any of my friends)! The portion sizes are smaller so the price isn't too justifiable for me if I'm hungry. It is worth it if you want to go to eat a cute brunch and feel the vibes. The servers are really nice! I would go to Tatte again for SURE though.

The service was terrible, but the food is excellent. It's quite disorganized and you have to grab a table when you can. There's no direction. They brought my order to me, which looked amazing. Then server came back and told me it wasn't my order and took it from me. I tried telling her I already touched it, but her English was too poor and she really didn't care. I then watched her give it to a different table. Eeek.

Always a reliable choice for a quick breakfast and quality food. Party of 4, we were able to find an outdoor table around 9:45 on a Saturday morning. Drink orders were served within 7 minutes and the breakfast selections were served shortly after. All was tasty, fresh ingredients and unique items. We really enjoyed the BLTA sandwich. The Mezze plater as well as the smokes salmon sandwich. Each time we are in Boston, we try Tatte at least once!!

Quality food and drinks! The selection has a fair set of vegetarian, dairy-free and additional alternatives for folks to choose from. There is good indoor and outdoor seating options, which makes it great if you want to soak in some fresh air or stay warm from the cold outside. Tatte is a go-to for a coffee chat or brunch outing with friends, family or just yourself for some self-care time. I ordered the lamb hash and it is the perfect savory treat, the bread is toasted and light, and the pickled tomatoes and onions pairs well for some acid. If you are looking for a sweet treat, the pastry selection is amazing - love the pistachio croissant! Overall, would recommend for anyone to come in and try!