At 63-65 Court St in downtown Boston, the Steaming Kettle is a Starbucks marked by a kettle monument outside its entrance. Stop to photograph the landmark, then head inside for coffee or a cheese danish. The staff are known for handling complicated orders with care, and weekday mornings can bring a lively mix of regulars catching up over coffee. Lines tend to build during the morning rush, so visit outside peak hours if you want a quieter stop. There is no bathroom for customers.
The kettle outside
The landmark that gives this Starbucks its name stands just outside the building at 63-65 Court St. It gives you a quick photo stop before or after picking up a drink. The address places it in downtown Boston, where weekday mornings can be busy with people meeting over coffee.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is the Steaming Kettle in Boston?
It is at 63-65 Court St in downtown Boston.
What is the steaming kettle?
It is a monument outside the Starbucks, and a popular spot for photos.
Does the Steaming Kettle have a customer bathroom?
No, there is no bathroom for customers.
