Phin Coffee House

One of the best local cafe in Boston. They have a variety of specialty coffee like Ca Phe Phin (Vietnamese coffee) , HoJicha Latte (roasted match latte) and other regular drink like drip coffee & smoothie. I once tried the Ube Latte and was surprised to find purple sweet potato crumbs in the bottom of my cup. A sweet surprise. I also found a lot of people ordering their Matcha Lemonade, so, I bet it must be good. You can find many good food like Banh Mi, Pho Burrito, Beef Bao Buns, spring rolls as well as other lunch items like smoked salmon toast, bagels, muffins and more. Highly recommend the Pho Burrito and make sure to dip your burrito into the flavorful broth that comes with it. All the servers & barista are friendly. The place is clean and comfy. Give it a try if you are visiting Boston. It is just near South Station.

Phin Coffee House has some awesome Viet Coffee. Their Ca Phe Phin coffee is bold, smooth and delicious. Bao buns are a bit too oily (buns were literally dripping in oil), but the beef filling inside is delicious. Coconut Coffee doesn't have much coconut flavor. It was also oddly sour. The cafe is quite small, so it's best to only go in parties of 2 or less. They have free wifi though which is nice. It can be difficult to find a table on the weekends so go early if you can.

Nice lunch and coffee spot. My husband and I stopped here for a late lunch after seeing the good reviews and were not disappointed. We ordered both of their specialty coconut coffees. They were both a bit on the sweeter side but not overwhelmingly sweet. We also ordered the beef bao and the Banh MI BBQ pork. The Bahn mi was our favorite by a landslide. It was wonderful. The staff was all friendly and hard at work. The seating was a bit all packed together, but that's how everywhere in the area is. If you're looking for a good coffee and an even better Vietnamese lunch, I'd recommend coming here.

Quick service, cozy lunch spot in the heart of the Boston Financial District. It's still relatively undiscovered since it's tucked away on High Street, so it's still possible to find table space for one or two at noon. The chicken breast is flavorful and well marinated, and pairs well with the pickled veggies, crunchy lettuce, and sweet peanut sauce dressing. Cappucino is on the smaller side but satisfying.

One of my favorite cafes! They serve great coffee I really like the coconut coffee! Super smooth and the coconut is a nice sweetener. They deserve all the hype they receive for their unique fusion menu items and drinks.

5 stars for the most insanely amazing pho burrito you can imagine (I loved it so much I went back the next day for another!).When staying in Boston recently, I was searching on Yelp for an interesting lunch choice and came across Phin and their pho burrito. I'm a huge fan of Vietnamese cuisine and had to try it. Luckily it was a short walk from the hotel.The pho burrito comes with a side of pho broth, but the second time around I opted for no broth since I was on my way to the airport and the broth was honestly the least impressive element of this dish (which is a bummer for a soup themed burrito, but the burrito itself is absolutely worth it.)The burrito is packed with all the flavors you would expect in a bowl of pho. Every bite will leave you shocked about the new vessel for the familiar, comforting dish. Like I mentioned before, the broth wasn't my favorite part as it lacked the depth of flavor (and salt/acid) that I'd expect, but it didn't detract from the main draw of the dish. I ate the first burrito in the shop, while sipping on some good coffee. The next day I took it to-go and ate it in the park. Both times were impressive and made me wish someone was making this dish near me (in Central Florida). Oh well, guess I'll have to go back to Boston for my next fix!

Phin Coffee House is a short walk from South Station and offers a nice menu of caffeinated drinks and a selection of salads and sandwiches under $12 (early 2023). The priciest option at $12.95 being their SMOKED SALMON TOAST Avocado, red grape tomatoes, arugula, mozzarella, basil, dill, smoked salmon with balsamic vinegar, and olive oil on thick-cut multigrain.I'm eyeing their $3.95 muffins for a future visit, but this time I ordered their fresh spring rolls $5.75 with shrimp.Depending on where you look, it either has or does not include pickled carrots. I was sad to discover that their Toasttab description (SPRING ROLLS - Two rolls of shrimp/ chicken/ tofu, featuring vermicelli, cucumber, pickled carrots, basil leaves/ mint leaves served with peanut sauce.) was incorrect, while their printed menu was accurate.It was still pretty good, and primarily used as a vehicle for the peanut sauce, but I hope they reconsider and add the pickled carrots back into their fresh rolls, both for a dash of color, as well as of taste.

They serve really good coconut coffee here! It tasted like the one I had in Vietnam. Highly recommend it. They have tight indoor seatings and the cafe gets filled up really quickly during brunch time. Staff were friendly and its a cute little cafe in the south station area. Value: 9/10Beverage: 10/10 Service: 10/10Experience: 9/10

One of my go to spots for coffee during the work week - get the coconut coffee or boston cream latte if you like sweeter espresso-based drinks. Their hojicha is decent too although not as nutty as I would like. Their matcha lemonade tastes exactly like how it sounds, and I was intrigued by the combination but don't think it was refreshing enough for me to get again. Cute interior and staff are always nice!

I ordered online for pickup and the order was ready promptly and packaged well. The Vietnamese coffee was one of the best I've ever had, and the pho burrito was unique but delicious! I would definitely recommend this spot and would come back if I'm in the area to dine inside.