After an amazing array of Augusta-inspired events at their suburban locations, the talented team behind Craft Food Halls is ready to switch from beer to coffee for their latest venture- the new Drip Café in the Seaport District of Boston.

At Drip Café, Seaport workers and visitors can take a break with any one (or two or three) of a wide selection of hand-crafted Counter Culture coffees, MEM teas, housemade lemonades, NOBL juices, and other reviving refreshers. 

If you want something to wash down with your drink du jour, Drip also offers freshly-baked bagels and pastries, yogurt parfaits, Taza chocolate treats, and egg-based or vegan breakfast sandwiches that will surely help get your day off to a great start!

If the Seaport is not on your daily route, Craft continues to open new venues, with their latest in Allston on 1234 Soldiers Field Road having celebrated its grand opening just days ago. The space (inside the swanky Studio Allston Hotel which is run by the same team as the Moxy downtown where our musical friends the Winiker Brothers occasionally perform) has the famous wall of beer and wine (featuring many local and international favorites, from Athletic and Castle Island to Maine Beer and more!) as well as delicious food for nearly any time of day (or night!), pool and ping pong and a beautiful courtyard patio. 

In addition to great food and fun, Craft Food Halls recently brought an entire plane to their Lexington location for a fundraising event for Camp Carefree, which offers kids with challenging medical situations a free week of summer camp.

Dr. Sanjiv Chopra is scheduled to talk about coffee on June 17 at noon, so we hope to see you there!