Suggestions for Coffee Shop near North End, Boston

Erin B. • January 15, 2013Hazelnut latte and cinnamon honey latte are both phenomenal

Conrad C. • June 19, 2010Great, laid back place to watch the World Cup and sip expresso. Italia!!

William T. • July 21, 2018One of those 1/2 fake Starbucks. Great way to ruin a brand.

Ramón A G. • July 6, 2017The customer service was great, music in the background. Nice coffee by the way 😁

Boon Y. • August 11, 2010Strong $7.50 mixed drinks, and $13 lobster salad sliders by the water! YAY!!! Need I actually say more? It's fun to chew on the gummy sharks they put in the drinks, too. :-)

Samantha J. • September 30, 2012Very affordable. Clam chowda is legit.. especially with the soup & sandwich combo!

Helen T. • October 2, 2017Love the espresso and pistachio cannoli!!

Christopher D. • September 22, 2022Mocha was great

Tim F. • October 8, 2016Much better coffee than the nearby George Howell Coffee (that is buried inside Boston Public Market)

Alexandre M. • November 14, 2020The authentic Italian American experience... a coffee and panini, aperitivo, amari... and the loud Italian vibe! Don’t miss!

Carolina C. • April 30, 2011Yummy pistachio and Oreo flavor

Max S. • November 8, 2011Great breakfast sandwiches

Jessica M. • December 31, 2012Awesome iced coffee flavor selection...order the Gentleman's cup size!

AlohaKarina 🌺🌈🏝 • October 27, 2012Get some bread, prosciutto and mozzarella at nearby Salumeria Italiana, and a cappuccino to go at Caffe'Vittoria...then hang out and have a picnic while the kids play at the Park.

Al S. • May 13, 2017Known as "the Prado," this unique park is tucked into the North End just below the Old North Church. It was opened in 1933 and is a great spot to sit with a coffee on a nice day and people watch.