By my estimates, the South End will have 18 functioning coffee houses when the U.K. coffee chain Caffe Nero and Cuppa Coffee open.
The map I created shows only five of these businesses are international coffee chains. I hope for the sake of the neighborhood that all these establishments are successful, but I’d especially like to encourage people to support the local, independent coffee houses here. I’ve included links and addresses to all the shops; apologies if I’ve left anyone out. #BuyLocalCoffee shops in red font indicate they are national / international franchise or chains. Black font indicates they are either independent or a small, local chain.
1 – Render Coffee 563 Columbus Ave, Boston
2 – Cafe Madeleine 517 Columbus Ave, Boston
3 – Starbucks 627 Tremont Street, Boston
4 – Appleton Cafe 123 Appleton Street, Boston
5 – South End Buttery on Clarendon 37 Clarendon Street, Boston
6 – Berkeley Perk Cafe 69 Berkeley Street, Boston
7 – Caffe Nero 564 Tremont Street, Boston
8 – Peets Cafe at Capital One Ink Block, Boston
9 – Cuppa Coffee 55 Traveler Street, Boston
10 – Dunkin Donuts 1138 Washington Street, Boston
11 – Mohr & McPherson Cafe 460 Harrison Avenue, Boston
12 – Wholy Grain 275 Shawmut Avenue, Boston
13 – South End Buttery 314 Shawmut Avenue, Boston
14 – Green Light Cafe 560 Harrison Avenue
15 – Stella Cafe 1525 Washington Street, Boston
16 – Flour Cafe 1595 Washington Street, Boston
17 – Jaho Coffee & Tea 1651 Washington Street, Boston
18 – Dunkin Donuts 616 Massachusetts Ave, Boston