The 9 Best Places for Chai Lattes in Cambridge

Justin Ide: Chai Lattes are to die for

Marissa Window: pumpkin spice chai latte year round = heaven on earth.

Jeremy Krantz: Amazing brunch spot! Great service and their chai lattes are superb

Diane Yang: Surprisingly terrible iced chai lattes. Don't even bother.

Fran Martin Martinez: Very spicy chai latte. One of the best ever

Tallulah Letscher: amazing sticky buns and chai tea latte, although i do like my chai with a little less milk and a little more chai, they had a super positive environment!

Ashley Mead: Best chai latte I’ve had in quite some time. Prosciutto and fig sandwich was awesome. Really can’t go wrong here.

Jason Leibowitz: Great food, awesome coffee & free WiFi. My favorite cafe in Boston.

Sarah: Garden bowl and cortado!

Jacquie Sandberg: Power cords! Oh happy day! Free dog biscuits. Get a Story sandwich, a chai latte, and enjoy the people watching. No cell phones. Writing this clandestinely.

Jill Santiago: Mt. Auburn sandwich, peanut butter cookies, chai tea latte. Yum.

Lauren Christopher: The best Darwin's in Cambridge! Best seating, best food and best service:)

Jill Santiago: Great sandwiches and chai tea lattes. Not so fond of the club dance music.

Alex Meyer: One of the best spots for breakfast sandwiches in Cambridge.

Stephen Bruso: Quiet atmosphere; almost feels like a library. Sandwiches are great, they really pile on the meat.

Lauren Magnuson: Best chai latte around. They accept credit cards now, but can get surly if you don't meet the $5 "minimum."

Curtis C: Seating is limited but the Vietnamese soft rolls are worth the wait, with mint and tofu inside and peanut sauce on the side. The chai latte is good too. Cards accepted.

Tyler Balliet: They now accept credit cards! Woohoo!

Food & Wine: This little café uses beans by local roaster Terroir Coffee Company on a rotating basis. It's superpopular, so be prepared to wait for a seat.

Tristan: They really love making (and talking about) coffee. It comes through in their espresso, which is hands-down the best in the entire Boston area.

Christopher Young: One of the best Mocha's around.

Nathan P.: Make-your-own sandwich is the best deal here -- add all the veggies you can take because they're free. Cheese is extra though.

Brendan Raftery: Get your sandwich on French bread. It's freshly baked - warm and fluffy!

Brooke Ashleigh: the Turkey Club Panini is THE BALLS.

John Kalucki: Flat white and all the breakfast items.

Xavier: Coffee it’s good!

Jeff Byrnes: Busy busy brunch crowd