Caffe Lil Italy

Like others have mentioned, drinks can be watery. I ordered the chai latte and received a cup of hot water with cinnamon and a few milk bubbles on top for over $6. I tried to let the barista know, and while she seemed nice, she just kept repeating "okay". I think she assumed I was a tourist and would never be here again, but I live in the neighborhood. Can't recommend. Breakfast sandwiches smell nice though.

Quaint local cafe. Came here in February and it was very quiet, and low-key. The section up the stairs is especially cozy. I ended up sticking around for an hour or two because the atmosphere and crowd was nice. My one critique, the potential for a better atmosphere is MUCH higher and all it takes is curating a softer musical playlist. Generally the music during my visit was too energetic for such a calm space. Maybe save 24k magic by Bruno Mars for tourist season?

The lady behind the counter was so nice and the food was amazing! My prosciutto panini was great and that was the best cannoli I've ever had. Quick service and a lovely place to sit and warm up.

Good spot for a morning coffee and pastry. The espresso was very good and the latte that the wife had was good. Wait staff was decent and barristas seemed to know their business. Dark decor with an old world feel to it making a neat place to go, especially if you are new to the area.

Very affordable breakfast and they accept credit cards. Many businesses are cash only in the North End (rumored to be so it’s easier to pay the protection fees asked for by the mob). The cafe is centrally located in the NE area. I had the large house coffee and an everything bagel breakfast sandwich with sausage, egg, and cheese. When you first walk in, it looks pretty small but there is a second room up a couple of steps.