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Batian Peak
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
Not your typical coffee shop - When you walk it it feels like you crossed the Atlantic and walked into a tea and coffee market adjacent the farm it was grown. Owners are from Kenya, very friendly and knowledgeable. There is a large selection of tea and coffee, so you if you don't know your tastes yet, ask what they recommend based on your palate.
Although a bit of a hike if you're in Boston, I think I'm becoming a connoisseur and its worth the trip for anyone looking for a thorough coffee/tea experience. What I really love is I can try a new roast (now getting into loose tea) every week or two, they have an extravagant variety. I recommend their Kenyan AA African.
It sits snugly on Boston st. near a dry cleaner and laundry mat, so be looking for it.
Pros: connoissuer grade, large selection
Cons: bit of a drive
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