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Silver Dove Afternoon Tea Service

Silver Dove Afternoon Tea Service

November 8 at 4pm +59

Silver Dove Afternoon Tea · Downtown • $48

Silver Dove reimagines afternoon tea with a fully gluten-free kitchen, playful savory twists, and cocktails that actually pack a punch. The bright downtown tearoom feels relaxed and stylish, not stuffy.

Polcari’s Coffee

Polcari’s Coffee

North End

Since the 1930s, this Italian corner shop has perfected the art of coffee beans, spices, and summer lemon slush. The aroma hits you first—a heady mix of roasted beans and Italian seasonings.

Wishing Cup

Wishing Cup

Downtown

Wishing Cup is a minority- and family-owned cafe where every order helps grant community wishes. Stop by for hand-crafted lattes, hearty focaccia sandwiches, and homemade treats that turn your daily coffee into kindness.

Michette

Michette

East Somerville • $

A tiny Somerville favorite lands in Inman Square, bringing twice-baked croissants, custardy canelés, and pistachio lattes. Tasting Table ranks it among America's top French bakeries.

New Leaf Espresso

New Leaf Espresso

Spring Hill • $

A third-wave coffee counter tucked inside a Somerville barbershop, pouring wildly inventive lattes like mint cold brew and a Hoodsie cup affogato. Swing by Sunday for Lionheart Confections donuts.

Cannonball Cafe

Cannonball Cafe

Columbus Park / Andrew Square • $$

The lattes here read like a dessert menu: PB&J, cornbread, French toast with banana pancake cold foam. Cannonball Cafe backs up the creativity with hefty breakfast sandwiches and a sunny Southie patio.

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