Caffè Nero

“Yummy food, delicious espresso, very cozy atmosphere, very kind staff.”

The Critique Boutique★★★★★

A nice, quiet stop near the Paramount Theatre and Citizens Opera House—perfect for a quick bite before a show! They have a great selection of sandwiches and pastries, and the service is both fast and friendly. The atmosphere is wonderful, featuring cozy bookshelves, mirrors, and comfortable furniture. Plus, my iced coffee was delicious!

Shantanu Agarwal★★★★★

I stopped by Caffè Nero near Macy’s in Downtown Boston when I really needed a good cup of coffee — and this place absolutely delivered. While signing up for their rewards program, I was lucky enough to get a free drink, so I went for a 16 oz Thermos Latte. It was delicious and exactly what I needed to enjoy the Christmas vibe in the city. The staff was supportive, friendly, and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I used to visit Caffè Nero often when I lived in the UK and was always a fan of their coffee. Walking into this location brought back the same familiar feeling and qua

Isabella Z★★★★★

I’m visiting Boston from NYC and I found interesting seeing Cafe Nero everywhere. I tried this location near my hotel and wow I absolutely loved it. The inside it’s truly beautiful and cozy. Amazing service. Great vibes. The coffee is delicious. I loved the white chocolate macchiato and the chocolate croissant. The music selection is amazing and there’s plenty of space to sit and study, work or relax. Definitely coming back to this location when I come back to Boston

Eric Foster★

The place is nice, but the food was absolutely atrocious. Pastry looked nice, but we ordered a prosciutto mascarpone that costs around 10 dollars. This is what we received. Contains around 95 percent bread and 5 percent prosciutto and 0 percent marscapone. Dangelos cost the same price and I get more than half a pound of meat and some cheese. I wonder when the term fancy was first used to define the word starved. Be ashamed.