"Lucy and Jane Matcha is a pop-up with a storefront in the Seaport area, right outside of Snowport. They have 2 main types of matcha variety available as well as hojicha, and their menu lists what they recommend for their pairings. The service was quick, the store is quite small so not many people can be in there at once, but the drinks came out fast. We got the cloud matcha with the jane matcha powder. It was a little on the sweeter side, but we still enjoyed it. The matcha had a good ratio and good color, and overall was a good matcha."

"The best matcha in boston, Ogawa finally got a competitor. Their ratio is amazing and powder quality too. No added sugars unless you get one of the flavored ones. From the flavored ones the Ube is bomb. For the classic I always get the Lucy (unsweet ofcourse) cloud one, their froth is insanely good. No barista art but I think flavor is more important than looks."

"Nice Matcha, the best in Boston. Very authentic and this is authentic review as well. I live close by and I randomly stopped by with a friend of mine. Surprised that they made matcha same quality as Japan. Their kid is adorable. The guy and the lady helped us with Matcha and very friendly (not american friendly but real friendly) they love what they do and makes me truly want to support them."

"Adorable little booth in the Seaport. My wife loved the matcha but I’m here to rave about the delicious homemade donuts. Wow! So good! Fresh baked, filled with your choice of filling. I had cherry. Superb. And the owners are super nice and friendly. I’ll be back soon and often!"

"Ugh I wanted to like this place way more than I did. I love a good hojicha. I got the Ben as a hot cocoa. It’s certainly a fancy drink with a little spritz at the end and some cacao nibs too. But the drink itself felt a bit watered down and didn’t have as much rich hojicha flavor. Maybe the cloud one with the Ube next time?"