Haute Coffee

Reviews

• Christina O.

  star star star star star 4 June 2026

  Spectacular service and quality food and caffeinated drinks, and great space for if you need to work remotely. It gets crowded around lunchtime, but it's worth the small wait. I ordered the Monster Egg Sandwich, which was the perfect portion for lunch for one. The eggs were cooked to look like 2 halves and the yolk to ooey-gooey perfection, the bread was warm and crisped with every bite like a toasted croissant, and each ingredient complemented each other so well, especially that basil pesto.  
  
  The latte I ordered also helped hit the spot, and it came with a free baked snack as they honored my Yelp check-in. I chose the oat bar, which I devoured later-- yes, it was also delicious for breakfast.
  
  This is actually the second time I've been here, but first check-in and left with nothing but positive foodie experiences, so here's to another visit next time I'm in Boston.

• Steven M.

  star star star star star_border 2 June 2026

  This place was amazing!  The ambience was the best part as there were only intelligent and attractive people there!
  
  I definitely want to come to check out Their other drinks.

• Anna F.

  star star star star star_border 31 May 2026

  Great customer service! Got the toasted almond latte, which isn't too sweet (awesome!) and has a pretty delicate almond flavor that comes out more as you sip. They use home-made vanilla syrup to make it. Also got a macaroon- which is pret tasty!

• Eun P.

  star star star star star_border 27 May 2026

  Stopped by here to catch up with a friend over coffee! It wasn't too crowded although it was a Saturday morning but a lot of people seemed to stop by to grab coffee to go. We for the haute latte, one iced and one hot, and it was a good amount of sweet but not too sweet.

• Jenny U.

  star star star star_border star_border 20 May 2026

  A cute coffee shop away from the hustle and bustle. And they always have treats for you to try! I walked in once before with a friend and also had a pastry sample. This time I came in as a customer :) I enjoyed the deco and vibe and the holiday decorations. The egg sandwich was a bit small, it came on a roll with the thinnest layer of cheese. I thought it was melted butter until I poked at it and noticed it was cooling off and that's when I noticed a small goo of cheese, when you pull away at it. I added avocado for $1 so in total my bite size sandwich was a bit overpriced at $5.30. My friends grilled cheese was on what seems like sad thinly sliced bread for $7+. I think for the price they could have added thinker bread or a bit more cheese, or even a side of 1/4 cup soup. Just as a compliment to the meal.
  
  Drinks- got a mocha latte. I was so impressed by the presentation and I think the team does its job in creating a great vibe and customer satisfaction. However my $5 mocha latte lacked a bit of sweetness and it just tasted like cacao with coffee and milk. I know, that's what goes into it, duh! But when I walk into a specialty shop I expect to be blown away. I get it, that's on me.
  
  I say, go in for a pastry, enjoy a coffee, relax, enjoy the atmosphere. It really is a nice little shop with a small town feel.