Cutest little art deco cafe! Great coffee and delectable baked goods. (Entrance is through the suit store).
yaotomesoba 8
My favorite place to get a matcha latte on Newbury Street. They can add any kind of syrup to it you want and the people who work there are super nice!
Coy Made
The coffee is so strong it could wake the dead. The price will make you cry, but thankfully there's an option for gluten free folks too!
Trish P.
Legit pastry selection. Friendly service. Classy ambiance. Need I say more? Oh yes, they serve both coffee and cocktail varieties. They're located right below Suit Supply, service staff members are always pleasantly well dressed, pleasant, and provides respectful conversation. Clean interiors, clean bathrooms, and a nice view of tailors doing masterful fabric work. I think this may be my favorite coffee shop in Boston!
Lina L.
Café Susu is such an interesting café concept as it is located downstairs of the suit store. You get a nice view of the people working in their workshop while sitting and enjoying drinks with a friend. My friend got hot chocolate while I ordered the matcha latte. Neither of the two drinks were impressive enough taste-wise and presentation-wise for the price you are paying for. Seats are also quite limited, but if you are lucky, you might score a seat on their nice green velvet couch. The place is nicely decorated, which is great for those who enjoy taking photos. Overall, the place looked better than what it had to offer so I would not come back for their drinks. I would recommend this café to those who are looking for a quieter place to rest and chat after shopping around Newbury.
Rosemary S.
I think we can all agree the US, and Boston in particular, needs more places that combine coffee and alcohol. The menu here was creative and had most of the classic coffee varieties as well as some I'd never seen before. The cocktail list was short but both the dirty chai martini (pumpkin version for fall) and the blood orange mimosa were delicious - flavorful without being too sweet. The unique element of having the cafe in the basement of suit supply so you can see the alterations happening was really cool. My only retraction was I think there is a bit of a mismatch between the elevation of service and price. The staff were all very nice but definitely casual. It's great they're all friends and having a good time, but we're more focused on chatting and doing their homework than serving drinks. That would be totally fine with me for a casual coffee shop, but when you're paying these prices it would be nice to not feel like you're just hanging out at their apartment. Everyone was pleasant and made great drinks I just wish this spot would be either an upscale lunch spot or a casual coffee shop, not somewhere confusing in between.
Lars Lien Ankile
Very pleasant staff, and good coffee and pastries. Quite small and not quite lunch, but great for what it is!
Madison Idzi
The honey-lavender latte I got here was amazing, and all of the employees were really amazing. It's such a cozy space, and definitely worth stopping by
Mona Jalal
Great iced matcha latte and French piece of bakery. My friend and I sat here and talked for about 1-2 hours and great thing was we didn’t feel rushed to get out of our sitting area. Very comfortable chairs and nice vibe in the restaurant. It is great to have a look in the Suitsupply sewing machines through the glass. The att murals are very beautiful and uplifting.
Will Vesey
Chic little cafe with good bites and attractive decor. Staff is very pleasant, especially manager Will. There are windows into adjacent workroom of the attached Suitsupply where you can view alterations being made.
Cold brew was good, very smooth, it's hard to find hood cold brew around this area in my experience. Cafe is very small but it can't get too crowded. Wifi available. Outlets are sparing. Staff all seems polite. Enjoyable ambiance. I did not try any food here
Charlie Pierce
Atmosphere is lovely, some of the most fascinating people-watching to be had in the city. Clients of the suit shop are remarkably... posh. Espresso is more traditional, not much brightness or fruitiness, best for a latte. The barista happened to be newer and doing a great job! Will be back for coffee (and a show.)
Jenny T.
Food: Canelé was delicious, but the sandwich was very average. The latte was good but nothing life changing, I like how the locally source their almond milk from Nectar & Green. I'd come back to try another pastry, but don't think I'd get a sandwich. Shop: OKAY this was the main highlight, the store was stunning, super boujee and fancy, great photo spot for Insta photos, and of course it's in a great location - Newbury St.
Marisa Lopez
It’s a wonderful atmosphere. You enter the cafe through the suit store and can actually see people tailoring the suits next to the cafe. It’s very clean and pleasant. This place has wifi as well.
Akshay Patel
I loved the ambiance and the matcha latte I had was great!
Cutest little art deco cafe! Great coffee and delectable baked goods. (Entrance is through the suit store).
My favorite place to get a matcha latte on Newbury Street. They can add any kind of syrup to it you want and the people who work there are super nice!
The coffee is so strong it could wake the dead. The price will make you cry, but thankfully there's an option for gluten free folks too!
Legit pastry selection. Friendly service. Classy ambiance. Need I say more? Oh yes, they serve both coffee and cocktail varieties. They're located right below Suit Supply, service staff members are always pleasantly well dressed, pleasant, and provides respectful conversation. Clean interiors, clean bathrooms, and a nice view of tailors doing masterful fabric work. I think this may be my favorite coffee shop in Boston!
Café Susu is such an interesting café concept as it is located downstairs of the suit store. You get a nice view of the people working in their workshop while sitting and enjoying drinks with a friend. My friend got hot chocolate while I ordered the matcha latte. Neither of the two drinks were impressive enough taste-wise and presentation-wise for the price you are paying for. Seats are also quite limited, but if you are lucky, you might score a seat on their nice green velvet couch. The place is nicely decorated, which is great for those who enjoy taking photos. Overall, the place looked better than what it had to offer so I would not come back for their drinks. I would recommend this café to those who are looking for a quieter place to rest and chat after shopping around Newbury.
I think we can all agree the US, and Boston in particular, needs more places that combine coffee and alcohol. The menu here was creative and had most of the classic coffee varieties as well as some I'd never seen before. The cocktail list was short but both the dirty chai martini (pumpkin version for fall) and the blood orange mimosa were delicious - flavorful without being too sweet. The unique element of having the cafe in the basement of suit supply so you can see the alterations happening was really cool. My only retraction was I think there is a bit of a mismatch between the elevation of service and price. The staff were all very nice but definitely casual. It's great they're all friends and having a good time, but we're more focused on chatting and doing their homework than serving drinks. That would be totally fine with me for a casual coffee shop, but when you're paying these prices it would be nice to not feel like you're just hanging out at their apartment. Everyone was pleasant and made great drinks I just wish this spot would be either an upscale lunch spot or a casual coffee shop, not somewhere confusing in between.
Very pleasant staff, and good coffee and pastries. Quite small and not quite lunch, but great for what it is!
The honey-lavender latte I got here was amazing, and all of the employees were really amazing. It's such a cozy space, and definitely worth stopping by
Great iced matcha latte and French piece of bakery. My friend and I sat here and talked for about 1-2 hours and great thing was we didn’t feel rushed to get out of our sitting area. Very comfortable chairs and nice vibe in the restaurant. It is great to have a look in the Suitsupply sewing machines through the glass. The att murals are very beautiful and uplifting.
Chic little cafe with good bites and attractive decor. Staff is very pleasant, especially manager Will. There are windows into adjacent workroom of the attached Suitsupply where you can view alterations being made.
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Cold brew was good, very smooth, it's hard to find hood cold brew around this area in my experience. Cafe is very small but it can't get too crowded. Wifi available. Outlets are sparing. Staff all seems polite. Enjoyable ambiance. I did not try any food here
Atmosphere is lovely, some of the most fascinating people-watching to be had in the city. Clients of the suit shop are remarkably... posh. Espresso is more traditional, not much brightness or fruitiness, best for a latte. The barista happened to be newer and doing a great job! Will be back for coffee (and a show.)
Food: Canelé was delicious, but the sandwich was very average. The latte was good but nothing life changing, I like how the locally source their almond milk from Nectar & Green. I'd come back to try another pastry, but don't think I'd get a sandwich. Shop: OKAY this was the main highlight, the store was stunning, super boujee and fancy, great photo spot for Insta photos, and of course it's in a great location - Newbury St.
It’s a wonderful atmosphere. You enter the cafe through the suit store and can actually see people tailoring the suits next to the cafe. It’s very clean and pleasant. This place has wifi as well.
I loved the ambiance and the matcha latte I had was great!