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January 2024 by Anne M.
Stopped by at a friend's recommendation and left happy after an ube cheese, matcha latte, and a good book. The atmosphere is aggressively comfy and the staff is super nice. Definitely a highlight not just as a cafe, but as a community-building effort.
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January 2024 by Malichi M.
Super chill and nice place to hangout. Drink were great too :D would definitely come back again!!
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January 2024 by MacaSushi W.
Coffee is not good. Tried a hot latte and Ube latte. Latte had no espresso flavor and the ube latte tasted terrible with a lot of food coloring. The mission is great as a community space but would not recommend the coffee at all.
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January 2024 by Wesley L.
Arrived 10 minutes after posted opening excited to try a new coffee shop and it was closed with a sign saying to return at 8am. Returned at 8:20 and it was still closed.Edit: This was on 1/6. The sign was there as of 8:20am on1/6. Just looked up the public IG and didn't see anything related to hours on that day. Maybe it's only visible if you have a profile? Not sure. Either way, don't think too many people check IG before going to get coffee.
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December 2023 by Mary G.
Great place for kids, very welcoming, and interesting drinks on the menu. Loved the ube coffee (iced)!
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November 2023 by Ysabel C.
Great non-profit that also serves as a cafe. Staff is super friendly. Coffee and treats are great! Inside is super cozy!
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October 2023 by Vincent L.
Located near the Montclair School is this brand-new café and library that, as its name implies, tries to highlight multiple Asian ethnicities while also being welcoming and accessible to all. Indeed, when I stopped by, there were a couple of folks enjoying the space - lounging and working quietly - even though they did not appear to be of Asian descent.As for the food and drink offerings, there are mainly coffee-based drinks at the moment, some with Asian twists, such as an ube latte and a Vietnamese coffee which I enjoyed. Over time, there will be food offerings like lumpia (Filipino spring rolls) and siopao (Filipino steamed buns). The space isn't just about the café though. It's also meant to be a community center where issues important to Asian-Americans and LGBT folks can be safely and freely discussed. Classes, meetings, book clubs, and other events will take place here regularly.Perhaps the only drawback: a small venue and its location along busy West Squantum Street where there is no parking directly in front. Fortunately, it's a short walk from the North Quincy MBTA station, and if you're patient enough, you can find parking spaces along surrounding side streets. All in all, a most welcome addition to the café scene and community here in Quincy!
