Chestnut Hill Coffee Company

They finally switched their syrups to Monin, from Hershey's high fructose nonsense. Service is always great, now the mochas match. Thank you!

This is a cozy coffee spot with great coffee. It's spacious with plenty of tables and the service is great. I got a mocha/hazelnut iced latte that was delicious. The latte had the right amount of sweetness and flavor. Would definitely come here again to try out other beverages.

Went looking for a coffee shop while roaming downtown Chestnut Hill. The place was packed for a Sunday. The baristas were very thorough and took their time to give detail to everyone's order. I ended up getting a basic latte. It was perfect- not too sweet and not too bitter. The place is pretty packed and small. For some reason the upstairs was closed. Great place for a quick bite and drink!

Favorite cafe in Chestnut Hill with excellent baristas! They used to have soup on their menu, hope they bring that back.

Such a sweet place to get very good coffee and catch up on some work while I was at Chestnut Hill College for a conference. I like to take coffee beans home as souvenirs when I travel, and theirs were excellent.

This is a small coffee shop in Chestnut Hill, with limited parking and limited seating. But, that is not nearly as relevant as the excellent quality of your espresso! The baristas put a lot of effort into making sure the drinks are well crafted. The milk is carefully textured and to the perfect temperature. Despite not using real coffee mugs (a pet peeve of mine) the barista was able to draw some really nice latte art. Coffee is pretty much all they have, but it is absolutely worth the trip. You can even bring home some beans (but no merch.). Overall great!

Thrilling Update: the upstairs is OPEN :))) but the updated Yelp review needs to be 85 characters so here's the rest ;)

The bathroom was warm and that was nice.But these people barely know how to make a macchiato, like Starbucks had amazing Macchiatos. Plus, they told my gf that "we don't look like we'd be together", which is super weird.I'm going back to Starbucks.

This is my happy place. I'm there practically every day. Best recommendation at this sweltering time of year: iced mocha. Lots of tasty treats, although, regrettably, for celiac peeps like me, nothing gluten-free. (An oversight that would be easy to correct, even if all it is, is a Kind bar.) If you're looking at delish coffee drinks, expertly prepared, with baristas who really care about what they do, it's CH Coffee you want, and not the Starbucks down the street. Virtually no comparison. I want to add one note about tipping. This is a locally-owned business, and the baristas work their butts off. They're not being paid as much as neurosurgeons. They can probably use the cash. I routinely overtip. I care about them and their survival that much. Makes me crazy when I see people dump a couple of quarters in the cup. If you can't afford it, obviously, then tip what you can. But if you can afford to give more, at least 20 percent, you should try.

I walked into Chestnut Hill Coffee Company, the ambiance was quaint, quiet, and classy-- being there mentally took me back to being in a coffee shop in Vail.I was serviced promptly, the latte was delicious(Vanilla). They do utilize authentic Italian sizing--so order accordingly. The staff was friendly and efficient.Great Service, Amazing Latte,I even got to see a dog.I will be back.