Farmers Horse Coffee

I get the hype!Very solid coffee spot with the most reasonable price for a latte I've seen around Boston The interior is a perfect place to get some work done, and they have an outdoor patio that's enclosed. The workers are nice. I'll definitely be back!

We stopped off for a quick breakfast and coffee on a Saturday morning. The front set up could be improved. As soon as you walk in, the cashier is in front of you and there's a baked goods case to the right. You have some folks looking at the baked goods, some folks in line, and others waiting for their order. One lady apologized to us for cutting in front of us as we were waiting in line to order which wasn't a big deal.Anyway, almost all of their baked goods are home made which was a disadvantage to me as I'm minimizing processed wheat and sugar from my diet. One person in my party had the banana nut bread and said it was good with a lot of nuts (which I would have enjoyed a lot). About the only thing I could order was the breakfast burrito. I minimally ate the flour tortilla but it had lots of nice things like eggs, beans, and cheese. However, there were two problems. The salsa was spicy hot (which isn't stated on the menu) and overall, it wasn't tasty at all. Perhaps they meant for some flavor to be imparted by the salsa but honestly it wasn't. It had heat but hardly any salt. It doesn't seem like they seasoned the eggs or the beans either which is a cooking mistake (not seasoning the components of a dish). So the heat didn't bother me but another person in my party couldn't take it so I ended up having about 1 1/2 burritos.We had a drip coffee, an iced matcha, and a chai which were all decent.

Popped by for an iced coffee since they're located right in front of MassAve on the orange line. Nothing to complain about re: the iced maple latte I ordered, but nothing to rave about either. I couldn't really tell there was any particular flavor added to the coffee, but ig that's better than sipping straight syrup...? The main thing I'd warn a friend about is that the ordering area & the entrance are on top of each other. The place wasn't actually that busy but it felt cramped :') The wifi password was also not working on my devices, so I don't think I'd rec to someone looking for a sit-down-with-laptop cafe. Tl;dr will come back bc the location is super convenient, & service was good/fast. But the environment inside wasn't what I'd be looking for in a sit-down cafe.

The cafe feels homey and is good for studying! There's messages on the walls from visitors and there are pillowed crates to sit on, window nooks, and an outdoor seating area. The indoor seating area felt very cramped though, I wish they had more table space instead of window counters. The free wifi is nice though. In terms of food & drinks, those were a bit disappointing. The croissant tasted stale but the Lavender Honey Latte was decent. My friend got the Matcha Spritz and we thought it would have more spritz from the seltzer. But the spritz feeling came in the form of a ginger-flavored singe on our throats. Overall, nice vibes & friendly staff but you can definitely get better drink & pastries elsewhere.

Farmer horse coffee is a small coffee shop frequented by Boston college kids. Went around 10am on a cold Sunday and the place was already packed. They have a small indoor seating area and a larger outdoor patio without heat lamps, so everyone was packed inside. Had to wait about 15 minutes for my drink and they didn't get it right the first time. I ordered a soy milk cappuccino which was fair, not one of the best I've had. Prices were reasonable and appropriate for their college aged clientele. I wouldn't return on a weekend but would consider trying it again on a quieter weekday.

A nice cozy coffee shop hidden away next to the T stop. The warm and welcoming decor invites you to sit awhile and enjoy your coffee. There is even a greenhouse to keep you warm if you want to enjoy the fresh air on a sunny day.I ordered the strawberry vanilla latte , and it was fine. I didn't get much flavoring but it still ended up being a quality latte. There are all kinds of specials for drinks and food that don't show up on the website menu. It wasn't too busy for a Friday afternoon. Mostly Northeastern students working on their laptops. They do have wifi but I couldn't connect to it. Luckily I have Comcast so I could get onto a separate Xfinity wifi. Not really any parking on Mass Ave but if you swing around to Huntington Ave, you should be able to find a few spots.

I came here on a Sunday afternoon excited to try out a new cafe and get some work done! I love the interior of the store; it felt super homey and welcoming. There aren't a lot of seats indoors, but there's a pretty generous outdoor seating area. Wi-Fi is generally pretty fast, but I was disappointed to discover that quite a few websites were blocked (specifically Github and Yelp).I ordered the banana bread latte. I'm a sucker for unique coffee flavors and had never seen this flavor! I was a bit disappointed, though--couldn't exactly pinpoint what went wrong, but the drink just didn't taste like banana bread :(

Cute cafe with Ethiopian blend coffee. In house syrup with a dark chocolate base for the mocha to really bring out the flavor without being too overly sweet. Almond croissant was flaky and well stuffed. Expedient service and friendly staff. Both indoor and outdoor covered seating. Would come here again!

Such a cute little place and they were playing Sufjan Stevens, slay. The barista was nice and helpful! The chocolate chip muffin was soooo delicious, seriously the best muffin ever and they warmed it up the perfect amount. Looks like they have fun drinks but I just had a vanilla latte, it was good!

Love this spot for sitting solo and getting into a creative flow with work. They have a fair amount of inside seating and ample outdoor seating in a shaded patio. Wonderful playlists (yes Big Thief!!) and delicious iced matcha tea at a reasonable price which is rare in Boston. Super happy I stumbled upon this spot today.