Broadsheet Coffee Roasters

Currently not a great place for dining in, and breakfast options aren't always many (there is more variety on the weekends, but they run out quickly), however, the coffee is excellent quality and the seating outdoors is cute when the weather is nice.

This is one of the better coffee shops in the Boston area. The baristas are actually knowledgeable and the brews actually have complexity. It’s a refreshing breath of fresh air in a sea of mediocrity.

Lovely, bright space with great coffee! They have nitro coffee in addition to the usual cappuccinos. Ample seating and great table spaces for working!

Some of the best coffee in Cambridge! Note that they do not offer wifi here. It's a small space, so come for a nice drink and conversation; it's not a good camp-out-and-work spot.

I love to explore new restaurants and coffee places. I was looking for a new cafe brunch place to try near Somerville and google showed me Broadsheet Coffee Roasters. It’s a nice location and easy to find street parking on a late Sat morning. We tried the avocado toast and coconut muesli. The coconut muesli tasted rich and delicious. Something different from what breakfast muesli we tasted before. We also ordered the expresso and mocha. Expresso is well balanced with the nutty acidic flavors and I do enjoy it a lot. It’s a lovely space with windows all around. What I love about the cafe is that they have signs on the tables stating NO laptops during brunch hours. I think that’s common sense especially during peak hours for a small space. However, lots of people normally camped in the Boston cafes with their laptops. We will be back for sure!

Great atmosphere and even better coffee. I ordered a latte and it was one of the best I’ve ever had in Boston! It’s clear the team at Broadsheet is knowledgeable about coffee, and very helpful too. There are a fair number of indoor seats with a couple of tables outside, too. I already can’t wait to go back!

Very knowledgeable and approachable baristas. Love that they highlight one of their single origin beans for espresso drinks, makes every visit different. Definitely my favorite roaster and cafe in the Cambridge area. Could not recommend more!

Edit: Indoor seating is open now (restroom inside, but no wifi)

Amazing experience. I’m relatively new to serious home espresso, and was looking to purchase my first single origin for use with my new e61 machine. The staff took the time to talk me through the options as well as the ratios and recipes they’d been drinking in the shop. Based on their advice, I was able to dial in with minimal waste and their Kenyon Mountain Natural Yirgacheffe just made the best shot I can remember ever having. Will definitely be back!

Decent specialty coffee roaster, but a full step below George Howell. The good — fresh (3-10 days old), good selection of single origins and reasonably priced (~$20 for 341mg bag). Staff is nice mostly nice (some of them will cool guy you), but they don’t offer pour overs before or after a certain time of day.

Unrelated, they try to justify where they fall short when customers leave bad reviews. I think that’s a bad look but I won’t hold it against em.

their system for online orders is unfortunately super INCONVENIENT. you order online ahead of time but then have to wait in line and let them know you’re there before they start making it (waited outside for nearly 15 minutes once i got there). iced mocha isn’t anything special. can’t really taste the chocolate much. the ESPRESSO has a really interesting flavor though which def comes through!! customer service is GREAT, extremely friendly guys. overall probs won’t go back, though, at least not to do a take-out order.