
Our restaurant blends the charm of a traditional French boulangerie with a modern touch, offering a cozy spot to enjoy fresh pastries, hearty sandwiches, and rich coffee. Start your day with a buttery croissant and café au lait, or drop by later for classic French dishes like onion soup, coq au vin, or beef bourguignon. Whether you’re unwinding with a glass of wine or grabbing a sweet treat to go, it’s a little taste of Paris right in your neighborhood.
Hours
| Friday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 118 Beacon St, Somerville, MA 02143
Phone: (617) 764-0171
Website: http://cafesaintgermain.com/
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Reviews
The boeuf bourguinon sandwich was excellent — the meat and mushrooms were tender and covered in an unctuous sauce, with a great kick from the mustard. I would definitely get this again. It was decadent in all the best ways. The bread was not the best, but it was masked by the amazing filling.
The Parisian ham and cheese sandwich was not as good, mainly because the bread was quite disappointing. It was very soft and a bit floury. I would’ve preferred a crustier bread with more structure. The filling was fine, and I liked the pickle, but I would’ve liked more ham as well. Praline’s version of this sandwich is way better, mostly because of the bread.
We also got the French onion soup ($10), which my husband, a French onion soup hater, loved. It has a nice crusty cheese top and was a bit sweet.
Overall the boeuf bourguinon sandwich was excellent, but the sandwich bread was not great. I’d come back for that one sandwich, though!
Fast forward a bit, friends kept raving about their brunch (and the pretty lattes ), so we decided to give it another chance a couple weeks ago… and I’m genuinely so glad we did.
Brunch was a completely different experience. The energy was upbeat, lively, and actually felt warm and welcoming. Our server Alex was excellent and funny, and the bartender Katrina was amazing. Watching the staff interact with each other was such a nice touch, everyone seemed happy, playful, and like they actually enjoyed being there, which really elevated the whole atmosphere that Saturday morning.
We ordered the French toast and an omelette. The food took a little longer than expected, but it was absolutely worth the wait. Of course we had to get lattes, we tried the honey cinnamon and an off-menu salted honey latte recommended by the bartender. Both were incredible, beautifully made, and came with lovely latte art. We ended brunch with cocktails because… why not?
If you’re on the fence, I’d definitely recommend stopping by for brunch. Totally different vibe than dinner, delicious food, amazing pastries , and a really great overall experience. Brunch is clearly where they shine ✨If I lived closer, I’d be here for coffee everyday!
This is a relatively new bakery with excellent quality French pastry. I have not yet tried their bread as I bike around this area but based on the quality of pastry I’d bet it’s top quality too.
UPDATE on bread: I tried it on two separate occasions. I think it is too salty.
They have a espresso machine and their espresso is what you can find in a cafe in business district of Milan.
However, there is an excellent coffeeshop that roast their coffee steps away where you can grab single origin beans and light roast coffee etc.