Fuel America

There isn’t many specialty coffee places in New England but this is a pretty good spot! With solid blends and tasty pour-overs they offer a great coffee shop experience. On top of that the manager gave me a small tour of their roasting area and they are very kind people! I recommend this place to anyone wanting to get more into coffee and the process that goes into making it so good! I also recommended this place on Facebook to a group I’m in of over 5k people.

This place deserves more attention by the greater coffee community!

Great atmosphere. The coffee is pretty good, but I can't weigh in on the food, as I only had the coffee. The service was friendly and quick. The menu looks like it has some interesting things. Definitely a good place to hang out, read a book and sip an iced/hot beverage. I wish there was better parking, but that's downtown for you.

This is a good place to get coffee. The lady taking my order was very friendly as was the person that made my order. The chicken pesto sandwich was delicious as well as my americano. Def recommended.

Came here with friends recently! Loved the coffee, loved the big spacious cafe with places to sit. Wish they had vegan pastries to eat and more vegan options, that's the only reason I'm giving them less than 5 starts. It's awesome to see they roast coffee on the spot and make their own snacks. Will definitely be back!

It's the closest coffeeshop to Union station open at 7:30am. The atmosphere and service here always feels very 'cold' and the coffee and food has been just 'okay' compared to the Grove St location (complete opposite vibes and quality from my experience).

Love this coffee stop! Absolutely my favorite place to go. The coffee is excellent and the food is absolutely delicious. They have a great "better for you" menu that has a lot of great options to choose from!

Very cute atmosphere to work or meet up with someone. Food is average - good flavor but quality and portion size is meh. Chicken definitely tasted and felt previously frozen rubbery. I was still hungry after eating my sandwich haha.

Chai was watery, flavorless, and not sweet. Impossible sandwich was burnt to a brick-like crisp. Items are overpriced, the $10 breakfast sandwiches cant compete with frozen Jimmy Deans you get at Stop&Shop. Customer service people were borderline rude. Should’ve spent more money on the food and less on tacky metal chairs

This place is special to me. It was the first coffee shop I visited when I moved here. And it's a Roastery! So that's cool too. The atmosphere is nice. Downtown makes it central to the Woo Town action! Parking is ok more often than not, but it's on the street (or in the underground garage), and not free (but is cheap for an hour or 2). So keep that in mind. I like the big windows and such. It's a nice place to catch up on work, or catch up with friends -- if that's your thing. The food is ok. The coffee drinks and smoothies are also just ok here at this location. I would like a little more inventiveness and risk-taking in the menu options. The toast is always good...but could use maybe some seasonal options. And the summer salad (fresh fruit, lettuce, and apple vinaigrette) is probably the best dish on the menu. Overall a nice place. Oh, except for accessibility -- the only way to enter the building is via steps, even with 2 doors. So that's not going to work for some people. So maybe it's mid. Not bad. Just ok.

This downtown coffee shop has lots of options and seating. The service is fast and the coffee is good. It's a bit overpriced, and the space to me is not super homey, but I enjoy the smaller style coffee shops