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Cabot Cafe Grand Opening
Petsi Pies - The cafe features baked goods, including multiple flavors of pies, from the Cambridge local business, Petsi Pies. By Keren E. Rohe
Loose-Leaf Teas - The menu also boasts a large selection of loose-leaf teas from Barismo and Mem Teas, including one signature flavor called "Crimson Berry." By Keren E. Rohe
Student Art - Over the course of the year, the walls of the cafe will feature rotating galleries of student art, including paintings, drawings, and photographs. By Keren E. Rohe
Social Space - Cabot Housemaster Stephanie R. Khurana chats with students as they check out the new social space that the cafe offers. By Keren E. Rohe
Hot Chocolate - Cabot Resident Dean Jill Constantino smiles at her son, Sol, as he declares his hot chocolate "too hot to drink." By Keren E. Rohe
Ordering - David G. Su '14 orders a drink from barista Anna M. Menzel '15, one of the few freshmen selected to work at the quad-based cafe. By Keren E. Rohe
Drink-Making - Barista Nicholas S. Longenbaugh '14 prepares a drink using the cafe's made-in-Italy espresso machine, one of the many things that he learned to do during an extensive barista training. By Keren E. Rohe
Cabot Cup - After a successful spring preview last semester and with its logo laminated on windows and printed on cups, the cafe has become a permanent addition to Cabot. By Keren E. Rohe
If you haven't already heard of Cabot Cafe, we don't know what you've been doing for the past few weeks, but we beg you to come out of Lamont and experience the rest of Harvard.
Located in the basement of Cabot House's E-entryway, the Cafe has transformed what used to be an underused common space into a hangout location for freshmen, upperclassmen, riverites, quadlings, graduates, faculty, and staff alike, as they all flocked to this new installment for its grand opening last night. We've already told you about the cafe here, here, and here, but if you're still not convinced that it's worth the trek to the quad, check out the pictures above to see for yourself what the new Cabot Cafe is like.
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