La Colombe Coffee Roasters

"Staff is really friendly, big open coffee shop, and the coffee and food is pretty good"

"La Colombe has hands down the best nitro cold brew I have ever had. I specifically love the nitro latte brew on tap. The foam is dense and the flavor is BUSSIN. Their ham and cheese croissants are great and they have a wide selection of baked goods. They also have brewed coffee, express drinks, cold brew, cappuccinos, flash cooled cold brew and other drinks. They also have sparkling and still water on tap along with free oat, regular milk, and simply service for your brewed coffee. Lastly, they have unlocked bathrooms."

"I like this place because of what it ISN’T: Coffee as a fast food dispensary location. It’s dreadful to me how rare it is to see someone enjoy the experience of calmly having a coffee IN A COFFEE SHOP compared to the masses of consumers waiting at mobile app pickup counters, to-go lines filled with headphone wearing, non interactive individuals, drive through windows, etc. I’m sure La Colombe sells plenty of coffee to go as well, but I appreciated getting my in house cortado served to me in a shot glass instead of a paper cup with a print out label pasted on the side. More places like this please"

"As someone who is from Philadelphia that has moved to Boston I’m very happy to see La Colombe coffee shops here. I used to walk to the Rittenhouse everyday for their coffee and I must say this location did not disappoint! Wonderful coffee as always, so not surprised there. Staff was attentive, kind, and a joy to interact with. Also, this location was not as busy so we got our coffee fast! Don’t pass this place up!"

"If you’re looking for a rare coffee experience La Colombe is one of the best places to start. I highly recommend their rich blend cold brew. But even the darker hot blends are smooth and rich. It has a decent amount of seating for a small neighborhood cafe (Leather District across from South Station), which makes it a good place to work. But—at least the last time I was there—they didn’t provide Internet. Perhaps they’ve changed. The prices are a bit high ($3 for a small hot coffee), but its well worth the guilty pleasure. For coffee fans, it’s a must visit!"