Kicco

$8-10 for this tiny sandwich is criminal. No sauce, dry and bland as snow. Do not recommend. Service guy was nice though.

Really great espresso at this location and paninis, desserts, breakfast croissants, you name it. They also allow you to order via mobile, so a quick pickup for anyone coming through on the T. Something unique- if you order by Tuesdays,they import their Buffalo mozzerella from Italy!

Very small but clean and nice coffee shop. Plenty of unique snacks and kind staff. I had an iced vanilla latte and while the price of almost 8 dollars was a bit staggering to me, it was delicious.

Found this gem on Instagram after falling in love with crema cafe in Italy. It is right next to the train station, so the first spot you should hit up getting off the train. The service was 10/10. The ladies working were so friendly and gave great recommendations. We also loved our croissant, definitely one of the best we have had. I can't wait to come back next time we head to Boston! My partner got a refresher and I surpringly loved it (typically not a refresher fan but it wasn't overly sweet). I also loved all the packaged foods from Italy.

Great place to stop by for coffee and delicious pastries. Stumbled upon this place while walking around the North station. They seemed like a great new addition to the area where coffees used to be only available from major coffee chains. I got their signature Nutella latte and some cakes and pastries. The Nutella flavor in their signature latte was very subtle, and I liked its faint nutty aftertaste. It went really well with some of their sweet pastries like the pistachio cake and the cream croissant. It didn’t seem like they were making their own pastries, but both their cake and pastries were surprisingly good. I was especially impressed with their pistachio cake, and I would recommend trying this. They also have interesting snacks imported from Italy, so whether you’re looking for a quick coffee break or Italian snacks, I would recommend stopping by to try them out.