"They made the best sandwiches!!! You will have tons of sandwiches option and I bet all of them are good. Their vegetarian option are amazing!! Bowls and salad are also available. The bread is all made in house. They also have a fun selection of wine and booze sell as a bottle. Can’t wait to come back and try more dishes of them"

"I used to frequent Hi Rise when it was on Mass Ave pre-pandemic. I loved the Thai iced tea and blueberry scone. 5+ years later, I finally made my way over to the Huron village location, and I'll definitely be back soon! The Thai iced tea was just as I remembered -- very aromatic and perfectly sweet. I'd come back just for this unique and delicious drink. Unfortunately they didn't have the blueberry scone (I wasn't expecting it, since it said it was sold out on the website). We tried the small chocolate fallen cake ($10) which I thought was a bit too sweet. We also got the ham, butter, and Swiss lunchie ($8), which is a very thin and long sandwich. It was delicious! The bread has a slight crisp on the outside, and is wonderfully chewy. The filling to bread ratio is pretty great. I'd get this again -- very satisfying. There are also a lot of fruit preserves and packaged cookies that look really good and would make good gifts. I'll be back!"

"A West Cambridge Cafe with an artisanal charm. Took a visit this morning to grab some breakfast sandwiches and pastries. Upon entering, I was immediately greeted by the indulgent smell of a freshly baked bread as they had a dedicated section for baking fresh bread. Alongside a curated selection of wine and whiskey, they also had a corner showcasing an array of house-made preserves and granola, which collectively contributed to its rustic yet refined local marketplace vibe. Since there were a lot of negative reviews regarding their food, we initially didn’t have high expectations for their food. Admittedly, being the first customer of the day, the twenty-minute wait for two simple breakfast sandwiches seemed a tad lengthy. The oat milk latte was also a bit too mild for my taste, yet the pastries and the sandwiches more than made up for it. Both the Hungry Pickle and Luke Rocks the Free World sandwiches boasted perfectly crispy buns that added a satisfying crunch to each bite. Even the simpler Brekkie Supreme sandwich, which didn't appear freshly made, was surprisingly good. From the pastries, we had the Orange Coconut and Maple Pecan Scones, and both were nice treats – moist, buttery, and exquisitely crafted to my preferred taste. My experience at Hi Rise certainly exceeded my initial expectations. If you’re looking for satisfying breakfast sandwiches and pastries, I recommend giving them a try. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait for the sandwiches, but rest assured, these are well worth the patience."

"The cookies🍪 are great , I happen to get the sugar cookies .They were so good . I also bought the lemon cake 🎂 phenomenal. I had a sample of the “ ginger snaps “ delicious; but they were sold out ! I meet them @ the Copley farmers market . I have added the pictures below . The staff were super informative and helpful ."

"It's a nice place and convenient. Prices are very high - $16-17 USD for a vegetarian sandwich which just has some pickled veggies, tomato, and avocado...not $17 worth. I realize life is very expensive right now, but they probably need to look under the hood and see where they can cut costs to bring the prices slightly down. Additionally, under protein add-ons they list 'Avocado' as the only vegetarian option. First, avocado is not a protein. Second, they have hummus which is a protein source, and they don't list that..."