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.
FAQ
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.
