Ziggys Coffee Bar

Not bad place for breakfast. Diner vibe.This is a bar that is a breakfast place in the morning. I wish I knew that since I was looking for it everywhere. LOL Takes a bit of a time so if you are in a hurry don't go. Overall place is good. Veggie omelette - super fresh 8/10Chocolate chip pancakes - they were ok 5/10I would've given this place at four but because of the wait times and service 3/5 Would come back here again if you can't find anywhere else to go.

In the mornings at least, this coffee bar slings coffee. I popped in on the walk to work for a double espresso and a muffin. Service was friendly enough and the location is nice, located right near the Park Street T and across from the Common.Espresso was okay. I have had better with a richer flavor. The banana nut muffin had a good flavor but was underdone in the center.Maybe I just caught them on an off day. I'll be back though.

My husband and I were on our way to the New England Aquarium; stopped here for a breakfast sandwich and some coffee.Now, let me start off by saying when it comes to coffee, I am exceptionally critical because I lived in Italy for 2 years.I got an espresso and my husband got a regular brew.I add just a hint of sugar to dull down the bitterness. I would rate it a 2.5/5.My husband added his normal deal (half and half and some sugar) and did not like it at all. He described it as "dirty" tasting. "Gas station coffee is better". We give the coffee 1 Star. What the 2 more stars are for, are our breakfast sandwiches.I'm sure a few of you are going to say, "they're just breakfast sandwiches though..."Well, for us, they were some of the best that we've had in a very long time. We each got a sausage, egg and cheese on an English muffin. They were 5/5. Apart from what we ate, the vibe in there was awesome. Nice and friendly and comfortable. They were playing very up to date music and some rap. I had no complaints, but for the older generation, I could see them disliking that. I would recommend trying it out.

I'm pretty excited about this place because they have decaf iced coffee, while most other coffee shops don't. The atmosphere is funky and there wasn't a ridiculous line. It seems like it could be a cool place to stop and hang out and it's conveniently located near Park Street.It's a bit overpriced for what you get - medium decaf iced coffee for $3.25. The coffee is pretty strong - even after the ice melted, it didn't taste watered down. I also got a shot of vanilla flavor but I can't taste it at all. Next time I'll either ask for more or try a stronger flavor. I'll be back to try again and hope the flavor shot is better next time!

Close to the Park Street Subway stop we were lured in by the Nitro Brew coffee. Location is clean with trendy interior. We didn't have food so can't speak to that. The Nitro brew was smooth and nutty and enjoyed by my husband. They also have decaf iced coffee which was some of the best I have ever had. The iced coffee wasn't watered down at all with minimal bitterness and lower acidity.Milk, Soymilk, H&H, Cane Sugar and Sugar Substitutes available to take care of yourself. Staff was very friendly and appeared knowledgeable about the coffee and differences in the brews. Prices are average for area. Just a small note - 2 stall, very small and clean (ladies) bathroom. I got my hands all suds up with soap and then couldn't get the motion activated sink to work at all. Check the water first before soaping up.

Excellent coffee -- a very special -- one off kind of coffee bar -- fronted by two vivacious young ladies with smiles and plenty of spunk. Little places like this in the tourist lane of downtown Boston made our trip feel more authentic. Just darn good coffee my way and tasty baked goods with plenty of welcoming attitude.Directly across the street from Boston Commons and the burial ground of famous patriots like Paul Revere -- this is just a hop skip from the Park Street tram station -- sort of the center of the Boston universe --geographically speaking. Top Tip: Stay and eat here before you are seduced into the tourist traps at Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall. You can thank me later.

Loved the atmosphere and the homemade oatmeal with blueberries and peanut butter! The help needs a little customer service training. No customer acknowledgement and continued talking about their personal problems while helping me and other customers. I could tell you everything going on in their life right now! But did really liked the atmosphere and food choices!!

I came in here on Labor Day for some breakfast to go with my boyfriend. We both got large iced coffees and bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches on bagels. I think it was about $20 for the four items which seems average. The decor was cute but the place was small, it was hard to find a place to wait while you were waiting for your food. My iced coffee was good. No complaints there. The egg sandwiches were below average though. I think they may be good if you paid for an extra egg on them but there was such little substance to the sandwiches it was like 90% bagel and 10% bacon, egg and cheese. The bagels weren't great, very bready. I would possibly try again and just order extra egg and extra cheese?

We found this place on our trip to Boston while doing the Freedom Trail Tour. Ziggy's Coffee Bar has very fair prices for being downtown and really great food. I got the Lobster Benedict, which was one of the most incredible ways I had eaten lobster during the whole trip. I would highly recommend this to anyone traveling to Boston.

We stopped by for a late breakfast here the other day and it was pretty good! The staff was friendly and the food was tasty. We got iced coffees and they where super delicious! The coffee had a really great quality flavor. The only reason I gave 4 stars was because we kept asking for water to go with are coffee and never got it. Definitely coming back to try their lunch menu though!