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Welcome to caffè ollo

Caffè Ollo, a charming café nestled at 241 B Moody St, Waltham, MA, opened its doors in October 2023 to offer a delightful breakfast and brunch experience. With a focus on quality and presentation, it features an array of delectable pastries, including elegant cakes like the Japanese Yuzu Mascarpone and rich tiramisu slices. Patrons rave about the airy ambiance, accentuated by classical music, making it a perfect spot for gatherings. Highlighted menu items like the creamy avocado toast and mouthwatering bagel sandwiches elevate the culinary experience. Caffè Ollo is not just a café; it’s a musical haven for food lovers.

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Welcome to caffè ollo, the newest gem on Moody Street in Waltham, MA, where breakfast and brunch meet artisanal desserts in a chic and inviting atmosphere. Opened in October 2023, this café has quickly become a beloved retreat for locals and visitors looking for a delightful culinary experience. Its unique blend of modern aesthetics, soothing classical music, and an impressive menu makes it the perfect spot to savor light bites and sweet treats.

Situated at 241 B Moody St, caffè ollo offers a variety of delectable options that cater to your breakfast cravings and sweet tooth alike. From the Blueberry Mascarpone to the rich Triple Chocolate Mousse, each cake slice at $7.95 is a tempting marvel that will leave you wanting more. Don't miss out on their signature Matcha Tiramisu, a delightful nod to classic Italian desserts infused with a vibrant twist.

The breakfast options are equally impressive, featuring freshly baked pastries like the Leek Parmesan Danish and the decadent Chocolate Croissant, both priced around $4.95. Whether you're in the mood for something savory or sweet, their offerings promise satisfaction. For a wholesome start to your day, try the Hokkaido Toast Sandwich or the French Croque Monsieur, both priced affordably at $12.95

  • Avocado Toast on an Everything Bagel with bacon and sweet chili sauce ($12.95)
  • Incredible Bagel Sandwich with avocado, bacon, and egg ($12.95)
  • Ham and Cheese Croissant - the classic go-to sandwich ($12.95)

The café's ambiance has been consistently praised in customer reviews. Guests like Hanna G. and Rebecca J. highlight the classy vibe, unpretentious decor, and attentive service. The combination of this serene environment with friendly staff makes caffè ollo an ideal spot for both casual catch-ups and leisurely brunches. Many diners enjoy pairing their food with exceptional beverages, including specialty lattes like Crème Brûlée and Vienna Pistachio, which further elevate the caffè experience.

However, it’s worth noting that some patrons have mentioned the price point on certain items, particularly for pastries and milk alternatives. Despite this, as Benjamin K. and Deanna B. point out, the quality and presentation of desserts are well worth the indulgence. The café also runs a rewards program that allows you to collect "music notes" with each purchase, leading to delightful incentives, such as a complimentary piece of tiramisu after earning 100 points.

In summary, caffè ollo is a promising addition to the local food scene, perfect for anyone seeking a sophisticated yet warm atmosphere accompanied by exquisite food and drink. Whether you’re there for a leisurely breakfast, a mid-day treat, or simply to unwind with friends, it’s clear that caffè ollo is poised to become a beloved staple on Moody Street.

So next time you find yourself craving a delightful café experience, make your way to caffè ollo and treat yourself to a slice of one of their stunning creations!

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Hanna G.
Hanna G.

I love meeting up with folks here especially if you don't want the heaviness of a full meal! The whole ambiance with classical music and their menu of beverages, sweets and sandwiches. Everything I've tried here has been tasty. They have limited seating so I've seen it completely full if someone brings a larger group through the doorway. They have a bathroom that is keypad locked so if you've made a purchase just ask them for the #. The Hokkaido Toast sandwich was light and airy. The signature cream does make it on the sweeter side. It paired so well with the rose matcha latte which I've ordered twice now. The pastries and cakes look so tempting too in the display panels. I don't typically drink coffee but if I ever get there early enough I'll try the Crème Brûlée, Vienna Pistachio, or their signature latte. As a tea lover they also have some additional retail items for you to browse for tea steeping and gift sets. The only downside and maybe that's what makes it not as crazy busy on weekends as Tatte is that I want even more options. You can also order whole cakes too if one slice isn't enough. When it gets warmer I will try some of their smoothies and chilled drinks over ice!

Diane D.
Diane D.

An extra 1.25 for oat milk? So my small latte went from 4.95 to $6.20! Seems excessive . . . But the macaroon was truly delicious!

Rebecca J.
Rebecca J.

Classy caffe playing classical music. Clean and modern fixtures. Relaxing atmosphere. Had a smoothie which I'm confident had fresh fruit and the most delicious bacon and cheese breakfast sandwich. Probably one of the best I've ever had. Not sure if it was on a sweeter bread or had honey on it or what but was the perfect "sweet and salty" and very fresh. A little pricey but worth it for the quality. Highly recommended and will be back!

Lindsay H.
Lindsay H.

Wonderful little gem on Moody street. Had an Early Grey latte and croissant. Lovely sitting area, clean and great service.

Manfred S.
Manfred S.

What a neat little cafe. I had a very good croissant and a decaf ice latte as a late summer treat. Friendly and efficient service rounded out the nice time I had with a couple of friends.

Albert K.
Albert K.

Good iced oat latte. Good size cup and well blended. Lots of seating. Excellent AC. Clean and bathroom available. Good WiFi. Great coffee shop.

Benjamin K.
Benjamin K.

Now that Indulgenza went out of business, it seems to me there are only two coffee centered places on Moody St., but what fantastic cafes they are! Common Good is the main one, and Caffe Ollo is the other further up near the bridge. They've been around for less than a year but we stumbled on it within their first week. This cafe has a very sleek and modern interior, well lit with beautiful decorations often musically themed, and classical music playing. It's a very tranquil atmosphere and I enjoy hanging out there. They have numerous delicious pastries, including a spinach & feta one, chocolate croissants, crepes, danishes, breakfast sandwiches, and apple type squares too. There are numerous yogurt, marscapone, and mousse cakes and macarons as well. When it comes to latte flavors, Caffe Ollo is among the very best you could find. Not only do they have a great line-up of common ones like vanilla, mocha, hazelnut, lavender, even brown sugar(!), etc. but they have two fantastic special flavors with cold foam, called Crème Brûlée (with caramel drizzle as well) and Vienna Pistachio! The coffees are very smooth and on the lighter side, perfect for what I'm looking for. They also have many fruit teas, refreshers, and delicious looking smoothies that I will surely try this summer. This place is pretty specialized and upscale, prices a bit high, so great to visit when you're looking to treat yourself. There's one barista in particular who's there a lot, great and personable. Caffe Ollo is one of my favorite places to visit in the area and comes highly recommended!

Deanna B.
Deanna B.

Caffe Ollo opened in October 2023. It is a welcome café addition to Moody St as there aren't as many as you think that sell lattes. They have delicious lattes, really good pastries. Really pretty ambiance - you feel fancy being in there as it has a clean, modern aesthetic. Classical music is played, the café is focused on musical themes which I appreciate! The service is great. They sell food items like croissants, macarons, tiramisu, sandwiches. They have lattes, refreshers, teas. Their rewards program allows for a free piece of tiramisu once you get 100 "music notes" or points. Parking is street parking but there's a lot nearby which is low cost and fast to walk to if you don't find a spot on Moody St near the café. The only con is the price of the pastries but they are so pretty (and tasty) you can forgive the price a little bit. I really enjoy going when I can and there's one barista, Melissa (not sure if I'm spelling her name correctly), that I am always excited to see as she makes delicious drinks and is really nice!