Another Cup

Good place for coffee and a bite. The place is much more laid back and rarely have lines during morning rush hours. 10 – 20 minute wait in line at the local DD and Starbucks is too much. They bake their own stuff in house even the breads for their subs.
Not the cheapest, but fairly priced. Friendly staff who don’t care if you sit there with a laptop and do work. Free WiFi too.

I have yet to try the crepes because I vowed to never return after my first experience. I came in one rainy afternoon and I was the only person in the café. I ordered a hot chocolate and to my disappointment, it was just a hot cup of milk with a hint of chocolate. I just didn’t understand how you can mess up hot chocolate — even DD hot chocolate (which is just powder) had more taste than the one I was handed.
Reading other reviews, I may have to give this place another shot.

Nice alternative to Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts. Convenient location, space is large with tables, seating, and wifi. Good place if you want to have a meeting outside the office or for studying/​work. I come in regularly for coffee, which is fine but could be stronger. The loyalty card is nice. The staff are decent, some are perkier and friendlier than others. Regarding food I’d recommend their crepes (savory and sweet) and muffins. The breakfast sandwiches are average. The cold cut sandwiches /​subs aren’t as good. It’s usually empty when I go so I hope it stays in business.

Stopped in here in the morning as I had little time to kill before work. It was 7 am there was no one in there, I placed my order for an omelette, they then told me I can’t eat it inside because I have a outside coffee and can only take it to go. I can’t exactly walk around Boston eating omelettes so screw this place, should be called my cup of the highway .pfff another cup. They don’t want you to have another cup I had another cup they want you to have their cup or get out. Your located in middle of the city surrounded by businesses and offices, you really think people will plan their day around your place and make sure not to stop anywhere else on their commute before stopping at your place. No outside drinks at movie theaters I understand or sit down restaurants. But a walk up to counter breakfast place? With no one else inside at the time? One cup was enough for me and I unfortunately don’t have the strength to stop in for «another cup»

My first time at Another Cup was last week when my team and I came as part of a café-​based work week. We would all definitely come again! Another Cup is large and incredibly clean. There was table space for the 8 of us and for the most part remained empty for most of the day (people are really missing out!).
The food is so so good. Both the savory and sweet crepes were fantastic, filling, and inexpensive ($ 5.85 for most crepes). The service is fast and the staff are willing to put together any crêpe that you like.
The wifi is fast and reliable. In 5 hours, I never once lost connection. And the music soundtrack was awesome.

The coffee is okay, really depends on who makes it. Good spot for studying.

Another Cup is a large, spacious coffee shop on the quieter end of Harrison st. I’ve been here numerous times and it’s almost always empty. I usually stop by when I feel like getting something closeby the hospital. The lattes here is alright, abeit inconsistent depending on who makes it. I usually get a caramel latte with an extra shot of expresso or a chai latte with an extra shot.
It’s a nice place to study or read, as there are plenty of tables and free wifi. The place is almost always empty, so it’s usually nice and quiet!

loooove their crepes! i’m a sweet crêpe person (not so much the savory kinds, which they also offer), and this place hits the spot (also found the niche!). there are a few kinds to choose from: cherries & choco, nutella, butter & sugar, lemon & sugar, etc. tried their nutella and the butter & sugar — both good. the nutella would get a little too sweet & heavy for me half way in; suggest to add a fruit (+$ 1?) to balance it out. had a bite of butter & sugar from friend’s order; was light but yummy as well.
they also offer other food items such as breakfast bakery stuff, bagel sandwiches, wrap & salad sort of things (i think?), cookies, etc… easy for grab and go. if you opt for savory crêpe (or any crêpe), expect to wait a few minutes as they are made to order. i have only gone for afternoon tea (crepes!!) so i can’t comment on these items.
i didn’t care so much about their mocha/​coffee (which i had last time; it’s average), but the arnold palmer is right on (no sign that it’s homemade though). smoothies look good too but i generally make them at home myself, for much cheaper and i get my choice of fruits, sugar-​free, organic if i so prefer… nothing against theirs; i just don’t tend to order them outside, is all. there are also a selection of bottled drinks if you’re not up for the fresh and thick stuff.
place is clean and spacious, usually empty when i stroll in at the 4−6pm hours. staff is polite and efficient, if a bit too chill as it seems sometimes (i guess that’s what a coffee shop lifestyle should be?). bathrooms are locked so get the key from the counter. free wifi available.
i’m going back next week to try that lemon & sugar!

This coffee shop/​creperie opened very close to where I live and work so have been here often.
Firstly, they have very good and strong coffee.
The cheese and mozzarella crêpe is my favorite and perfect for breakfast on the weekends. You definitely need 2 eggs for the crêpe (you have to ask for the additional egg which costs extra, i don’t agree with Thai because one egg is not nearly adequate for a crêpe of their size).
The hours are great.
The café is very large and clean. The staff is nice.
I think they have a very small menu selection. This place is quite expensive; the food is good but definitely expensive.

This is my first time going to Another Cup. The establishment is clean, comfortable with lots of natural sunlight coming in from the 8 feet tall windows. With nice jazz music going on in the background, this place is great for studying and just relaxing for a moment. I wish, in the future, they would have a dedicated area with lounge chairs and a coffee table with a rug. Also, would suggest more wall décor is needed.
Taking a step back before ordering to see what other were ordering, I finally purchased a chai latte and ham, egg and cheese bagel sandwich. My drink was made to perfection with a good balance. Frothing temperature was a tad higher than i like it but I guess better hot than cold. My bagel sandwich was very tasty. The bagel was hard on the outside but soft and chewy in the middle which is the way a bagel texture should be if made right. I wonder if the bagels are in house baked. I only ask this for I saw them taking out fresh baked muffins.
I would give them a 4 star but gave the extra star for the service.
The service is very very nice. They, from cashier to barrista, greeted me with a big smile and asked me how my day was going so far. They made me feel welcomed and talked to me like a true friend.

soooo good, the fresh crêpe and coffee, highly recommend here.

Was extremely excited when I first saw this place, then quite disappointed when I learned that I missed all the freebies during their first week/​month. I still spent a ridiculous amount of money on the crepes and lattes, and was pretty much addicted to the loyalty card.
I kept asking them (mostly in jest) about loyalty for obscene crêpe-​eaters, and was told to get level-​up, which I had been avoiding until now. Since it seemed worth the effort, I signed up that day and paid via level-​up – only to be told that the loyalty card won’t be redeemed for the purchase if I used the mobile payment option! I found this to be a shocking and extremely shitty policy, and my enthusiasm for the place (and spending money unnecessarily) died down in an instant. Silver lining: not obsessed about stopping by there anymore, though I will obviously visit on occasion due to proximity.
Other than that – love the crepes, and the lattes are good. There’s always space to sit and enjoy a meal peacefully. I’m sure their «rules» of rewarding continued patronage are based on sound «principles” – but I don’t think the customers care… loyalty card not valid depending on the payment method? Really? Sorry, but that’s just shitty. Oh well, I’ll definitely save some money now :)

The service is superb and always friendly. You can always expect friendly customer service.
They have a separate station for your coffee so basically you control how much cream and sugar goes into your coffee.
The crepes are a must! You have got to try it.

My new go-​to coffee shop! Environment is nice and quiet, unlike any typical Starbucks with people coming and going. The location is great– right next to Tufts Medical School (you’ll see students swinging in for a quick study break) and also next to the teaching hospital (great for those who are sick of hospital food). Also, street parking right outside! The service is great! The very first time I came, I asked for an ice coffee and a chocolate chip muffin. They warmed my muffin and it was one of the softest muffins I’ve had in a looooong time. My coffee had just enough ice that even with it melting in the sun, it didn’t get all watered down like a Dunkin donuts coffee would. Overall, a great experience!
Just like any other great coffee shop, there’s also a pretty good menu with smoothies and juices, crepes, and most importantly, there’s always something new on the menu that you haven’t tried yet. Very classy little café =]

Coffee shop with almond milk. It shouldn’t be so rare, but it really is! Entered expecting disappointment, left with joy in my heart. Everything was clean, plenty of seating. I’ll be back.

My faves are: roast beef crêpe, mac n cheese crêpe, hazelnut latte, Macchiato. create your own crêpe is a good option too. Give it a try. You will love it!

Across from my girlfriend’s medical dorm, Tuft’s Posner Hall, a new coffee café named Another Cup Coffee House recently opened for business. We ventured inside to see what they offered. With an apt business name of «Another Cup», we were pleasantly surprised to discover not only did they sell espresso made by an actual barista (Not one of those «press the button» barista establishment), but they also made CREPES!!!
Lauren ordered Fire Roasted Apple Crêpe and a Soy Latte. She said it was «fabulously made». And it reminded her of the crepes she had eaten in Montréal while studying at McGill. I ordered the Margherita Crêpe. IMO, my crêpe was better than Lauren’s. But I guess everyone has a different flavor. As for my drink of choice, it was the Americano. The drink was strong but not too overpowering.
They have an oversized community table and plenty of 2 person tables. Lauren loves the colors of the walls– maroon and summer squash. It is quite relaxing to get away from the university’s monotone colored walls. Lauren says this is her new «Zen Place»
Since it was a quiet Sunday, afternoon after our meal, we sat on the bar counter to stare out the big tall windows and watch the world pass by us.
Thank you Another Cup Coffee House for opening up and making it a perfect Sunday!

I stopped by Another Cup before an early meeting in the South End. On the edge of Chinatown and the South End, it’s an interesting neighborhood. Quite quiet. Anyway, I ordered a latte and took a seat. The ambiance is simple and clean, with plenty of tables. My latte was strong with really thick foam (the sugar stayed on top! I had to give it a thorough stir). Definitely a well done latte.

The crepes were great, and were a good price too — under 5 $! This is a nice little spot to either relax in, or study with friends. Much nicer (and bigger) than the Starbucks up the street. Try out this small business; you won’t be disappointed!

Working down the street from this place, I’ve been anticipating their opening for a while. I got breakfast here today at around 8, and it’s very quiet at this time of day. Tufts staff walk in and out on their coffee runs, but in all, the place is empty except for my boyfriend and me.
I like the quiet atmosphere though; it’s a welcome reprieve from the hustle and bustle I’m used to at other coffee shops. This place looks ideal for studying.
We ordered the egg and cheese crêpe and it was alright. I picked out little eggshell bits. We also asked for ham in it (considered extra) but the girl behind the register seemed overwhelmed and forgot about it so we didn’t press the matter.
I got a caramel latte and they asked me how many pumps of caramel I’d like. Not being a coffee aficionado, I just asked for how many are in a normal 12oz drink (1 apparently) so I asked for 1 pump in my 16oz drink since I don’t like my drinks too sweet and that too was only just okay.
My boyfriend got a hot chocolate with an extra shot of espresso. They make their hot chocolate from Ghirardelli powder, and even with the extra shot, it was still way too sweet… he wound up throwing it out before he was halfway finished.
Still though, I would come back again, but maybe in a few weeks when the staff are more accustomed to the job.