Jonquils Cafe & Bakery

Love this place! One of the go to spots! Their desserts are so delicious and pretty and coffee is so good

We went jonquils cafe early June visiting from Hawaii, my son was really amazed with the 3D Printing fruit cake shape. We really love the Newbury St.

I'm failing to understand the hype about this place. We visited from out of town based on reviews and were disappointed with our entire experience. Jonquils Cafe seems more about the "aesthetic" than the coffee or pastries. Speaking of pastries, I don't know if I would call this place a bakery. Sure, they had some desserts, but the lack of variety was shocking. We paid $13 for a cute Instagram-able apple that looked better than it tasted. We spent over $20 for two coffees and one dessert and left hungry. The coffee was nothing to write home about. As a matter of fact, the iced coffee was pretty bad. They also only have one "regular" size and don't offer a large. Lastly, the place is cute inside, but you can't enjoy it because of its limited indoor space. We got lucky and were able to snatch a table outside. It was also dirty -- the tables were not clean, and the bathroom was filthy. I wouldn't go back here when I'm back in Boston.

My aunt and I went here while walking down Newbury street for a quick treat! I found this on TikTok and it was also recommended to me through a coworker who visited earlier this summer. I got the purple Mango/Vanilla Mousse "cake" and it was really good! I had no idea what the flavor profiles would be here, I didn't think it would be anything fruity based on what they look like, so I was pleasantly surprised! The service was decent. I think they may need to implement a Starbucks type of system where people's drinks don't get mixed up and they should also cover them before they give them to you. I found it sort of unsanitary for them not to. I wish this place was a bit bigger, but I understand the size/space, luckily we were able to grab a seat on such a busy Saturday!

Overall: 6.1/10Food: 7/10Coffee: 5/10Ambiance: 5.5/10A bit underwhelmed when I went, I got the sense that it was a very instagrammy spot that wasn't fully fleshed out. Didn't have wifi which kinda sucks but not necessarily a requirement. I got an apple pastry which was pretty good but nothing special, as well as an Americano which was below my expectations. They have some cool baked goods which are their speciality, but I wasn't as interested in them, and thus can only judge based on what I had. If you are interested in those then I'd say check this place out, but I wouldn't come back for the coffee or to do work.

Such a cute, trendy cafe located on Newbury Street. They are mostly known for their desserts, which are made fresh daily in-house. Their desserts rotate regularly and I always get to try a few new ones. During peak hours, it can get very crowded here, and it may be difficult to find seating. I've tried their drinks but they are a bit expensive and were alright. However, they have the cutest pastries that you cannot miss out on. They come out super photogenic, and the craziest part is that they taste as good as they look!I've tried a good amount of their desserts by now, and I have to say that Rose is my all-time favorite. I also really love Love and Green Apple. Geometric Apple is a popular one made for those chocolate lovers! One is usually not enough for me because they are too delicious.Sometimes they will sell out of certain items if it's busy, so it's better to go earlier in the day. We tried taking the dessert to-go before, but it didn't taste the same. Don't forget to get a stamp card if you're a repeat customer!

I stumbled upon this during my visit to Boston. If it's your first time seeing or trying these desserts, I say definitely try it.I'm a huge coffee gal and foodie and I really enjoyed my visit here. There are a few areas to sit, but the space is great. If you plan to study here, it may not be the right spot unless you grab a seat early.I got the lavender latte and I loved it. It does have a strong lavender flavor though so be mindful of that if you don't like that sort of thing.On to the dessert, I got the geometric apple which is the most popular one. It was beautifully made.It's essentially a cheesecake with apple filling and then a chocolate cake like bottom. Not too sweet, I was able to finish one on my own.Staff are very warm and welcoming. Area is kept clean. Will definitely come back!

This place gets a lot of attention on invisible, unfortunately the hype didn't live to expectation for me. The cakes look beautiful but flavor wise fell flat for me. I ordered asymmetrical apple (5/10)- it looked beautiful but taste was too sweet and average. A lot of apple pie flavor with very little caramel hints. The mango pineapple cake was better (7.5/10) - still sweet for me but the tropic notes cut the sugar. It's not worth the price in my opinion. The service is excellent. The place has good ambiance for the photos but it's small so only few folks can get the best seats and it's also a bit worn, only good for photos.

I can only speak to the drinks here, since we didn't try any of the desserts or pastries. We got the Spanish Lattes, which I recommend. It was just the right level of sweet, with it not being too sweet, but just enough to have the drink taste good. Other than the Spanish Latte, some other of the speciality flavors included a Rose Latte and a Lavender Latte. The inside of the store has a very clean aesthetic, and there is some seating available. Overall, this is a solid option for a good coffee.

Absolutely love the cafe the food the coffee and the matcha such a vibe. I came here with a friend and we loved it