Tatte Bakery & Cafe | Coolidge Corner

  4.4 – 511 reviews   • Cafe

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Airy, industrial-chic cafe serving baked goods and coffee, plus breakfast, dinner, and weekend brunch.

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Address: 420 Harvard St, Brookline, MA 02446

Phone: (617) 505-6363

Website: https://tattebakery.com/

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Amber C
Tatte offers a good selection of salads and sandwiches that we really enjoy, along with their various pastries and cakes. Recently, however, we have noticed that the cakes that we normally get for the holidays are now more bland and don’t have the great flavors that they used to. Couldn’t taste any cheese flavor in the cheesecake and they didn’t set properly and were too soft. Very disappointing. Will just stick with the salads and sandwiches from now on.
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Anya G
Tatte in Coolidge Corner is a high-energy spot with some pros and cons. The service is incredibly fast, which is great if you’re in a rush or just need a quick grab-and-go. On the other hand, the atmosphere is loud and consistently overcrowded, which makes it challenging to find a clean table or enjoy a quiet meal. The food is perfectly fine, but what really stands out is the speed and efficiency. Just go in knowing it’s not a place for a long, relaxing visit.
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Taste Bud
Great food. Gets a bit crowded on the weekends but I’ve never really had trouble getting a place to sit and enjoy the great food here
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Francie Nolan
It’s a pretty place, no question. Nice tile, nice bathrooms, everything looks very put together. On looks alone, they’ve clearly got a whole thing going on.

That said, the staff are often strangely standoffish and touchy, while also being oddly expectant. You’re clearly supposed to be very pleasant and upbeat, but that energy isn’t exactly returned. The replies can be curt, the tone a little sharp — and then you’re immediately presented with the tip screen. Exhibit A.

At a certain point, it’s like: just let me order my overpriced latte and scone and move along without making it a whole emotional exercise. I’m happy to be polite, but the interaction doesn’t need to feel this awkward and transactional at the same time.

During COVID, the service was honestly outright rude, so I guess this is an improvement — and yes, it’s been five years, I’ll let that go. Still, the general attitude hasn’t fully recovered.

And let’s be honest: this place is expensive. Ten dollars for a brownie is unnecessary. You can call it whatever you want, but that’s still a brownie.
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Andrea Hoang
Love this location!! Not too crowded, nice and clean interior, and parking isn’t as much of a problem like other locations. Great shakshuka, and their pistachio latte is so fragrant and tasty! Love their freshly baked pastries as well!
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allieljones
One of my favorite spots to come get a matcha & get some work done. Tried the Lamb Meatball Shakshouka today & it hit the spot.
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Harshitha Narayan
Loved the vibe of this place and serves top notch pastries and confectioneries. Had been to this place with my best friend and enjoyed the time here.

We ordered a black sesame latte, a simple latte, passion fruit krembo plus a chickpea and fava plate (served with Pita bread). Loved everything we ordered and I can still recollect the flavour of the black sesame latte.

Will surely recommend this place if you happen to visit Boston.
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Jennifer Wei
Walking into this establishment, you are surrounded by tile and this nicely curated Boston experience. There is an assortment of desserts that look fabulous… but that is where all the excitement ends.

With not particularly helpful staff, the vibes of this bakery/restaurant does not fit the terms of a true cafe.

In a cafe, we are often greeted at the front, asked whether this is our first time and given some recommendations raving about the food, dessert or drinks. None of that happened here.

The drink you receive is mediocre at best. With no latte art, poor milk froth with large bubbles and no regular/zero sweetener available to add behind the bar…this was not a great “cafe”experience. The matcha is also watered down. Yes, it is green but is it giving umami, delicious matcha notes? No. And for $6-7 dollars a drink, I expected better. The cortado is THE barista drink that can tell if the coffee and milk fares well together. And the cortado as very very poor. The chai was okay.

I would also argue this is not a very good restaurant/bakery experience. There are no waiters to serve on you like a restaurant, the round tables make it hard for space for two individuals with food and drink, and the seats are not particularly comfortable.

A true cafe has comfort as well as aesthetics. Not just aesthetics.

The entire floorplan separates 50% out to the kitchen, bakery, and a separate rounded drinks bar including common walkway. It is intended to be an experience, but misses the target. Larger tables, more heavy wooden chairs + cushions, and more seating would help even this experience.

The condiments station is against the wall with plastic tubs for dishes under it giving waitress station. For consumers, a larger condiment station is needed for space to place your drinks, and add any creamer or sugar. Dishes and trash should be placed at a different location from condiments. Or trash hidden from the condiments and dishes in a separate rack.

For the average consumer, this can be seen as good enough so a 3 stars is what I would rate it as. If these improvements were made, imagine how much more popular this place would be?
-proper coffees with latte art + more syrups options + offering sweeteners behind the bar
-full bodied matcha
-better furniture
-separation of condiment station from the trash and dish station
-helpful staff that gives great recommendations to food, drinks, and bakery pairings
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Sehoon Kim
Very very busy & popular cafe and I can see why! The food was pretty good: I got the spinach, Jerusalem artichoke and egg plate, which was something different for me & I liked it. I especially liked my passion fruit krembo – really recommend that one.
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Scott L
The famous franchise restaurants in the area. Tried the Iced Latte in the coffee bar. The braised Short Rib & Eggplant Couscous Bowl are great for meat lovers with some crispy sides. The Blue & BlackBerry Cheesecake is awesome while it’s not too sweet. The croissant and deserts all look good. People are talking and enjoying the moment of the morning time.Enjoy the atmosphere here!
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