Ula Cafe&Bistrot In Ruffano

Rude staff. Told us “I dont wash dishes” when we didnt know where to put our mugs, why the attitude? Mediocre food and coffee

Awesome food and community vibe. like a big cozy living room!

The food here can be great (breakfast burrito and scones especially), but some of it is underwhelming (the chicken is usually very dry). Sometimes not worth it for the price. It has a nice atmosphere and lots of seating but it can get very crowded and there aren't a lot of outlets if you're looking to get work done Some of the servers are really sweet, but there are definitely a few staff members who are rude, forgetful, and dismissive. I want to love this cafe but I seem to always have a minor issue with the service

Great Tasting Matcha Latte 😋 I'll definitely be back again for one of those next time I find myself in this area 😋

I make a trip to Boston once or twice a year and I always go to Jamaica Plain and hit Ula Cafe for breakfast and or lunch. The staff is always cheery and welcoming. The cafe is black owned, locally owned and woman owned and very community driven. The food is always delicious and fresh and the iced matcha is delicious.

Cashier person gave my wife too much attitude. Chicken Curry salad sandwich was decent but experience diminished by the hospitality.

"Wow. I feel like they really went above and beyond." "I know this is supposed to be just a coffee shop, but their food is amazing!" "Where did you find this place? Everything about this place is awesome." Those were just some of the comments we received from our guests at the after-hours baby shower we hosted at Ula. From our very first contact, to the minute we walked out the door - the people, the food, the space, the art on the walls - everything about Ula says, "You are welcome here and we want you to know you are valued." The house-made lavender & rose syrups were delicious, the lattes were lovely, and their tea was brewed perfectly. The salads, sandwiches, and cookies were PERFECT. Michael was just the best human to work with and I am so thankful that they exist!

When you think of a neighborhood, community-oriented cafe, this is the shining example. Ula Cafe has lots of seating, homey art and pictures lining brick walls, and a vibe that is so comfy and lovely. Not to mention the scones which are just as good if not better than the other reviews claim! I’ve had lots of earl grey scones, but none as flavorful as this one, I could actually taste the tea and lavender strongly! The coffee was also great, at reasonable prices too. If you want a good place to study, do work, and have a phenomenal scone, Ula is the spot!

I adore Ula—their banana bread is the ulatamite treat, the staff is always so friendly, and they double as a gallery space for local artists. When I lost my credit card not only did they keep it safe for me; they also reached out to me via Facebook to return it! Thank you for being a precious community space.

Dopest cafe in Boston, hands down! Delicious sandwiches great drinks! Perfect to meet up with a friend to catch up, get some solo work done, or to just grab a drink and go! Love it!