Ripple Cafe

Whenever I'm on this side of town I always love stopping in to get breakfast here. The staff are always friendly, knowledgeable and the food is A+🌟😋 I ordered the spinach vegan patty, egg & cheese on a biscuit, hash browns and tried a Matcha latte w/almond milk. Very clean, quaint, quiet with a lil seating area and it's located right outside Ashmont station. Plus you can cut through the Cafe to get your banking needs met at Eastern Bank 🙌🏾

$5 for a Thomas grocery store bagel that they can’t even put cream cheese on? Shame. Will not be ordering from here again, at least at Dunkin, it’s half the price and you get what you’re expecting. Dorchester is not gentrified enough to pull this garbage off. Do better. Update: also it’s very clear they don’t test out the items they put out for customers because if one person tried to use the plastic utensils they send out with orders, they’d probably stop buying them. Why would you supply knives with a huge angle along the top so all the spread gets stuck there instead of going on your food???? If I only wanted cream cheese on the edges of my bagel, I would tear and dip. If they only put the cream cheese on the bagel for us 🙃 Update to update: Do not order the double chocolate muffin T

Finally made it here and no disappointments! From the friendly staff to the simple but cute decor, Ripple Cafe is a must visit! Great menu options! I ordered two iced oatmilk lattes (Brown Sugar Cinnamon and Pistachio Vanilla), a bacon egg and cheese on a bagel, pistachio muffin and an almond crossaint Everything was really good! The iced lattes had an equal balance of oatmilk espresso and sweetness. The food was hot and they were even able to warm up my pastries. Will have to come back soon!

*HONEST REVIEW* Beef patty had very well seasoned and flavored meat but the patty was more dough than meat. $6 and some change is not a good price for that singular food item with that quality. Iced latte with oat milk and brown sugar was decent. I try coffees all around boston and have for years, for the price it was ok. Very low quality espresso in my opinion. $6-8 for one. Look forward to seeing progress throughout the years.

I have to shout out Ripple Cafe for having the BEST coffee cups out there HANDS DOWN… For those who know me personally know that I have battled Raynaud’s for many years due to the damage to the veins in my hands from the many years of using air tools… Trips to the frozen food section can be literally dangerous for my hands as I can get frostbite from simply holding a gallon of ice cream for just a matter of minutes, but I also have a sensitivity to hot Items and for me I need a good coffee cup. They nailed it!!! A cup that insolates the heat perfectly!!! As for the food I have to go back to give a true rating… I only grabbed a coffee & muffin this morning, but the menu looks so good!