Ula Cafe

“Food is delish, service friendly, love the art and local community vibe.”

Regular Guy★★★★★

One of the best cafes in Boston: Ula offers everything one looks for in a good cafe. Excellent atmosphere, ample seating (including outdoors), a wonderful staff that makes you happy you choose to go there, a public bathroom that is free to use, local art, and most importantly- GREAT coffee. Their pastries are also excellent and you cannot go wrong with their food. Very healthy options available. Good for vegetarians and vegans. Locally sourced ingredients, beans, and they have a lot of flyers and papers about local goings-ons. I highly recommend their Lavender Earl Grey Scone and, as an iced

pz★★★★

i love Ula! the vibes, staff, art, and the coffee are immaculate (i dragged people from out of state to try the pistachio cardamom spring special) and it’s such a cornerstone of the neighborhood!! i wish the vegetarian selections were more inspired with bolder flavors, can’t speak on the meaty stuff :P

alex r★★

good potential but every time I've walked in here the person at the counter treats me like I'm inconveniencing them. Also, it's really expensive. Unfortunately, today was my last attempt at trying to enjoy the neighborhood coffee shop. I gave a star for the kitchen staff as the food has been pretty solid and every time they bring it out they seem friendly. 6/3/26 10:45

Random Someone★★★★★

Nice little place. Turkey club was good. My 'friend' got the Vegan roasted veggie sandwich (pictured) which she she said was good. Food seemed really healthy so that's a big plus. 2 sandwiches a bag of chips and a bottle of coke for $30... sadly pretty close to normal these days but still seemed steep. Over $3 for a soda and over $3 for a small bag of chips. Seating is uncomfortable. Was pretty loud inside... Didn't love it but it's not my normal scene. I could see lots of people loving the place though. All that said it's a pretty nice place with a fairly small menu which indicates to me t