A lovely place for students! Best space in the quad; the best chocolate-waffle-coffee combo I've had in ages. Great music, ambience, service. A bit noisy and the mattress was hard, but perfect for a drink and open late. Nice insta feed, get there when it opens for best results.
James Rippy
I love this place
Bana Almoussa
Best House.
Ian Miller
Kindest House at Harvard.
Crate Herbert
Cabot house is the BEST house because our students are wonderful and as a community we endeavor to be kind, inclusive and to connect with one another. Semper Cor!
Rainer Glaser
Beautiful dorm on the quad. Nice neighborhood. Enjoyable and all around pleasant.
Maggie Beazer
really warm and wonderful place. the aquarium alone needs one of those UNESCO Heritage Site plaques
Bryanna Carbajal
Great location, cosy atmosphere, I had a great time overall!
dwight chandler
The true definition of "hidden in plain sight", the Harvard Art Museum is a true wonder to behold, and a must visit should you find yourself in Harvard Square. This museum often gets overlooked due to the big names like the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts hogging the limelight
Caleb R.
For Harvard students. Underrated. Super cute and open late. Teas are good and the staff are friendly. Grab a sticker.
Wow. Cabot Cafe is an incredible resource and asset to the Quad and Harvard more broadly. They have a full cafe menu of drinks as well as delicious pastries. They accept board plus, cash, and credit card making it easy for students to pay. All in all, a great coffeeshop and very glad they are in Cabot.
Amy C.
Cabot Cafe is a cute little cafe in the basement of Cabot House (one of the undergraduate houses at Harvard). Located in E entryway, the cafe is open 8pm-1am on Sunday through Thursday nights. Since the entryway requires Harvard ID swipe access to enter, the cafe is used almost exclusively by Harvard students. In fact, the management of the place is student run and staffed almost entirely by students. I used to study there a lot when I was an undergrad at Currier House across the street, and it was a great space to work on a paper or catch up with friends. Cabot Cafe serves a variety of coffee, tea, and other drinks for a very reasonable price (a hot chocolate is only $2.50!). They also have a food selection and nightly specials. The full menu can be found on their website.
A lovely place for students! Best space in the quad; the best chocolate-waffle-coffee combo I've had in ages. Great music, ambience, service. A bit noisy and the mattress was hard, but perfect for a drink and open late. Nice insta feed, get there when it opens for best results.
I love this place
Best House.
Kindest House at Harvard.
Cabot house is the BEST house because our students are wonderful and as a community we endeavor to be kind, inclusive and to connect with one another. Semper Cor!
Beautiful dorm on the quad. Nice neighborhood. Enjoyable and all around pleasant.
really warm and wonderful place. the aquarium alone needs one of those UNESCO Heritage Site plaques
Great location, cosy atmosphere, I had a great time overall!
The true definition of "hidden in plain sight", the Harvard Art Museum is a true wonder to behold, and a must visit should you find yourself in Harvard Square. This museum often gets overlooked due to the big names like the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts hogging the limelight
For Harvard students. Underrated. Super cute and open late. Teas are good and the staff are friendly. Grab a sticker.
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Wow. Cabot Cafe is an incredible resource and asset to the Quad and Harvard more broadly. They have a full cafe menu of drinks as well as delicious pastries. They accept board plus, cash, and credit card making it easy for students to pay. All in all, a great coffeeshop and very glad they are in Cabot.
Cabot Cafe is a cute little cafe in the basement of Cabot House (one of the undergraduate houses at Harvard). Located in E entryway, the cafe is open 8pm-1am on Sunday through Thursday nights. Since the entryway requires Harvard ID swipe access to enter, the cafe is used almost exclusively by Harvard students. In fact, the management of the place is student run and staffed almost entirely by students. I used to study there a lot when I was an undergrad at Currier House across the street, and it was a great space to work on a paper or catch up with friends. Cabot Cafe serves a variety of coffee, tea, and other drinks for a very reasonable price (a hot chocolate is only $2.50!). They also have a food selection and nightly specials. The full menu can be found on their website.