At Boston Landing, west of central Boston on the Brighton and Allston edge, Kohi Coffee Company works as a compact coffee bar for the New Balance campus, commuters, and anyone heading across town who wants something sharper than a chain stop. The current shop sits at 92 Guest Street, with a counter-led room, a pastry case, retail bags, and a rhythm that suits a quick espresso, filter coffee, or cold brew before the next part of the day.
The brand started in Provincetown, and its Boston presence still carries that coastal-cafe polish: clean design, seasonal syrups, and a menu that does not try to turn every coffee stop into a full meal. For this page, Boston Landing is the reviewed address; the South End room at The Revolution Hotel is the central-city backup, with more seating and a walk-up window.
Coffee style
Kohi is not a house roaster. The coffee program is built with Tandem Coffee Roasters in Portland, Maine, with Race Point Espresso on bar and Kohi Standard as a changing single-origin house brew. Order espresso for the fastest read on the place, filter or pour-over when available if you want the roaster partnership to show, or the NoLA cold brew when chicory-sweetened coffee sounds better than another plain iced cup.
What people go for
Tandem coffee, a rotating guest-roaster selection and the NoLA cold brew distinguish the drinks menu. Pastries and light food make breakfast possible without committing to a full meal. For a group, espresso drinks, filter coffee and tea cover different preferences while keeping the stop short.
The feel
Boston Landing is a small, modern coffee bar close to the commuter rail and New Balance campus. Use it for a cup before a train or a nearby appointment, with a pastry if you need breakfast. The South End branch at the Revolution Hotel provides an alternative when you are closer to central Boston.
Planning a visit
Choose Boston Landing for Tandem espresso, a changing single-origin brew or chicory-flavored NoLA cold brew while visiting Brighton. The South End branch is more convenient for a walk through central Boston. Neither requires a brunch-length visit: a coffee, something from the pastry case and a bag of beans make a straightforward stop.
The two Boston addresses are distinct from Kohi's original Provincetown cafe on Cape Cod. Staying in Boston does not require that longer trip: Guest Street and Berkeley Street both serve the Tandem partnership's coffee. Use the map below to choose between the western Boston Landing location and the more central South End room.