If you work at the Charles Street Meeting House, you know that a good snack can make all the difference in your day. Whether you're looking for something sweet, salty, or a healthy boost, Beacon Hill has plenty of delicious options just steps from your office. Here are our top picks for a quick bite when you need a little pick-me-up.
1. A Buttery, Flaky Treat from Tatte
Just downstairs, Tatte Bakery & Café is a neighborhood favorite for coffee, pastries, and light bites. But when you need a sweet treat, nothing beats their palmier—a crisp, caramelized, and perfectly flaky pastry that pairs beautifully with your afternoon coffee.
2. The Ultimate Crunch from The Nut Factory
Sometimes, all you need is something simple and satisfying. The Nut Factory is the go-to spot for premium nuts and dried fruits, and their candied walnuts are a must-try. Sweet, crunchy, and packed with flavor, they’re the perfect desk snack to keep you energized through meetings. Located right across the street from the front door of the Charles Street Meeting House Offices, the Nut Factory is a welcome new addition to the neighborhood.
3. A Refreshing Green Smoothie from Cobblestones
For those looking for a healthier option, Cobblestones (just a block away) offers a lineup of fresh, nutrient-packed smoothies. Their green smoothie—blended with spinach, banana, and other fresh ingredients—is a great way to recharge while staying light and focused.
4. A Creamy, Savory Bite from The Hummus Shop
Need something savory? The Hummus Shop serves up some of the creamiest hummus dip in town, perfect for pairing with warm pita or crisp veggies. It's a satisfying, protein-packed snack that’s both delicious and filling, and located a half block from the Meeting House Offices.
With so many great snack spots within walking distance, working at the Charles Street Meeting House has its perks—especially when it comes to treating yourself. Next time you need a quick bite, try one of these local favorites!
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