Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Beacon St

週末早上生意非常好，店內座位幾乎坐滿。店員非常友善，點餐完後如果是內用的話會送餐到桌邊，非常貼心。 我點了一個Halloumi and sunny-side egg breakfast sandwich和一杯iced latte。三明治的太陽蛋煎的好漂亮，halloumi cheese 的香氣很重，番茄和菠菜等搭配讓整體變得清爽。麵包應該有抹奶油下去煎，非常好吃。拿鐵可以選whole or skim milk，就是正常水準。 甜點櫃陳列的很整齊，甜點看起來都十分精緻。常溫麵包類看起來也十分誘人。店內角落還有一個櫃子擺了手工餅乾和咖啡杯之類的商品，這家店都非常溫馨。

Great place to study or catch up on reading but will get noisy with the amount of incoming and outgoing guests I recommend a headset or something similar. Delicious food and great tea options.

Nice cute place. Food was good.

I am a long-time fan of Tatte's Lamb Shakshuka, and have ordered it at numerous Tatte locations over the years. I ordered one at this location for lunch yesterday, and several hours later experienced the worst case of what I presume to be food poisoning I had ever had :( This was a total aberration from my other experiences at Tatte. I write this review hesitantly given my love for Tatte, but I do think that leadership at this location should be aware there was an issue with either their food quality or preparation yesterday. Thank you.

One of my favorite location. Great staff always best latte

This was my first ever Tatte location I went to. It was warm out so I sat outside for a nice view. Got the prosciutto toast with pesto and goat cheese and now it’s my go to Tatte dish. Their honey halva house latte is a must try too - also my go to Tatte drink.

Tatte Bakery & Cafe on Beacon Street is consistently disappointing, with busy crowds and food that never exceeds mediocrity. It caters to a specific audience, but for those seeking more than average fare and ambiance, it falls short. Full/Extended Version: Having visited three different Tatte locations, including the one on Beacon Street, my experiences have consistently left me underwhelmed and occasionally frustrated. This particular franchise, like its counterparts, is perpetually bustling, which can be off-putting for those seeking a more relaxed dining experience. While Tatte has its loyal following, I find that its offerings, while decent, never quite reach the level of exceptional. Tatte seems to cater to a specific niche, one that values convenience and a certain aesthetic over culinary excellence. As with Starbucks or Chipotle, Tatte draws in a devoted clientele that appreciates its consistent, if unremarkable, fare. For those already familiar with and fond of Tatte, my opinion is unlikely to sway them. They know what they like, and Tatte delivers that reliably. However, for someone like myself who values the experience of dining in matters of taste, service, and ambience, Tatte falls flat. The interior is pleasant enough but lacks the charm or character that would make it stand out. The service is efficient but not particularly warm or welcoming. And the food, while tolerable, never ventures beyond the realm of ordinary. Tatte Bakery & Cafe on Beacon Street is a place I would only visit if all other options were exhausted or if someone I was with strongly preferred it. It's not a destination for me, lacking the special qualities that would make it a memorable dining experience.