"Rite Tea & Espresso Bar is a coffee shop located within the Charles River Speedway, a smaller social hub with other restaurants and areas to hangout and relax. It is a smaller place so there isn't much seating within the place, but there is outdoor seating and more space outside. The menu is quite vast with quite a few food options as well as drink options. We tried the pistachio matcha, which came with pistachio bits inside the drink. I thought the drink was good, not overly sweet and of decent quality with a good matcha taste, but the pistachio bits may be a turn off. The coffee looked good though, and I'd have to come back and try it."

"I had their pistachio matcha, and it was super tasty — perfectly balanced and not overly sweet like most other cafés. Honestly, this has become one of my favorite spots for matcha. They really know what they’re doing! Their coffee is great too!"

"This place has everything: unique teas, delicious treats, cool whiskys, and most importantly, a wonderful, dedicated team of people who put so much thought and care into the product and customer experience. They have house specialties, but also seasonal drinks, so there's always something new to try and enjoy. They also run private classes on making tea and espresso, as well as other community building events. TLDR: Drinks, food, and vibes are all on 10. If you bring friends here, they will be impressed with your impeccable taste and knowledge."

"my favorite place in Boston and maybe the whole world really Love their gaiwans (multi steep tea), matcha, and just sitting at the counter and hanging out with everyone there. Wonderful place to be"

"Hidden gem offering a unique selection of teas and exceptional food. Stumbled upon this cozy spot while visiting the plaza for one of the nearby bars. The shop itself was relatively small, with just a few bar seats and one small table, but it had access to a common area right across the way, which usually had plenty of seating available. Rite Tea has a unique array of Japanese teas, including variations of chai, houjicha, green tea, and more. While most of the teas leaned toward milder scents and flavors, the sheer variety made for an interesting experience. The food, however, was the real highlight. Both the Maple Toast and the Smoked Salmon Toast were amazing. The Maple Toast, lightly sprinkled with Maldon salt and glazed with maple butter, was simple yet sublime. The Smoked Salmon Toast, generously topped with yogurt, was extremely satisfying, and I especially enjoyed the zesty kick from lemon oil and shaved shallots. Though the shop isn’t in the most accessible part of the city, it’s well worth the trip. Highly recommended for those willing to venture a little farther for a unique tea experience."