Ogawa Coffee - Boston

After visiting Ohana Coffee in Kyoto station (japan), a month ago, I decided to go there for breakfast after my morning race. The avocado toast was amazing (I only wish they added egg to it) . The Japanese mayo on it made it very special. I drank the smoke maple latte and it was very good. My partner had the vanilla lavender latte with bacon and cheese bagel and said both were very tasty. We will Definitely go back and highly recommended for breakfast or brunch while in Boston.

Nice small coffee shop. I haven’t had the experience of going to Japan yet but as per other reviewers the design is close to what we can find in there. I had the matcha coffee and the rose and cinnamon macaroons and they were all delicious and great quality. It was busy when I visited on a Saturday afternoon, there was barely a couple of seats. There is no parking as it is in downtown, you’ll need to park in one of the streets or a parking lot.

I had the Smoked Maple Latte and it was truly sublime. Delicious espresso, perfect balance of milk, and the maple flavoring was finely sweet and earthy. This place makes awesome coffee, and I regret waiting so long to come here. Additionally, the atmosphere is awesome, with a laidback vibe of classical music playing, and everyone working in their own little world, great place to hang out if it’s not too busy on the weekends.

The best cafe in Boston! Such incredible latte artists! Great selection of unique drinks, coffees, teas, and very creative desserts. A must visit if you are downtown

Very expensive compared to other shops in Boston. Got a caramel latte. It was pretty good. Nice place to hang out or study. Unique options with an Asian flare. Definitely stop in for a unique coffee experience.