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Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Summer St
Fresh pastries, rich coffee, and a warm Boston cafe experience.
4.4
Restaurant
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Fresh pastries, rich coffee, and a warm Boston cafe experience.
Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Summer St at 125 Summer St in Boston offers breakfast, brunch, coffee and bakery treats in a cozy, welcoming setting. Reviews praise fresh pastries, rich coffee, and friendly, efficient staff, along with a warm, vibrant atmosphere. It is a popular, family-friendly spot that can get crowded at peak hours and has higher prices. Free Wi-Fi and ample seating near South Station make it a great place to relax, work, or catch up with friends.
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Freshly made breakfast items including sandwiches, scrambled eggs, and pastries in a cozy setting.
Rich, smooth coffee and a variety of fresh-baked pastries for a quick treat or leisurely snack.
Comfortable seating with free Wi-Fi, perfect for working, relaxing, or socializing with friends.
Tasty sandwiches and light fare made with quality ingredients, ideal for lunch or on-the-go.
A welcoming environment suitable for all ages, with a warm and vibrant café vibe.
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Overall rating
Christian Gladwell
Tatte Bakery & Café on Summer St is an amazing spot for breakfast or a mid-day pick-me-up. The pastries are always fresh, the coffee is rich and smooth, and the atmosphere feels warm and welcoming. The staff is friendly and efficient, even during the busy hours. A perfect place to relax, work, or catch up with friends.
Fang Phattha
A nice bakery shop near South Station. They have free wifi and a lot of seatings. It's very nice sitting by the window looking at people walking by. This somehow took me back to London so it's very nostalgic. Breakfast was good, although I think it's a bit bland. The restaurant looks new and clean but restroom was noticeably quite dirty when I went, unfortunately.
Jim Murphy
Solid place to eat today after the No Kings Rally at Boston Common on an amazing Fall Saturday in Boston! Walking back to South Station, Tatte was a perfect place to stop to rehydrate and have some food before a train ride home. The cold water station was greatly appreciated; no coffee on this visit, but i look forward to it next time! We each ordered a sandwich and can of tonic, with a dessert to split. The water station was also greatly appreciated. Then we went on our way home on the south shore.
Pinar DİKENSAK
Tatte feels like one of Boston’s signature cafés — cozy, vibrant, and full of character. The scrambled eggs and fresh mozzarella sandwich were fresh and tasty, and the bread was excellent. It’s also a family-friendly place, which we really appreciated. On the downside, it gets very crowded and noisy during peak hours, and the service can feel a bit rushed. Prices are also on the higher side. Still, it’s a must-try spot if you want to experience a true Boston café atmosphere
William Lau
Great place to hang out. Pastries look good. We only had drinks, no food unfortunately. Americano was a bit on the sour side but not bad. Ginger Date Oat Milk Latte tastes good but is probably without coffee as it was so white colored and no coffee taste. No parking I can see and it's the urban center. I would visit again as it is so close to South Station.
