Very tasty desserts - just a bit on the pricier side but if you want to treat yourself to a dessert experience stop at Jonquils. I was out shopping and did realize this bakery was on the same street I was shopping on. I got the Apple Dessert and it had the sweetest, smooth layers covered with a very light cream. Everything was cooked perfectly. Service was quick and friendly.

The geometric mousse cakes were so pretty. Convenient location to grab something while shopping. The chai had good flavor. Multiple floors for sitting.

Some of the most stunning desserts I've ever seen! I tried the geometric apple and rose desserts as well as an iced latte. The coffee was good and worked well with the sweet desserts. I think the designs are more for looks than taste, the shell is beautiful and the cross section looked amazing but there was nothing that wowed me with the taste.

Amazing beautiful desserts that take several hours to create! They're around $13 each which is pricy but I think worth it for the level of detail and number of layers (4) there are. The inside of the cafe is very artsy and they also have coffee and tea. I definitely recommend to bring someone you want to impress the cakes are super light and left you wanting more. Service was fast.

A cute, quaint & instagrammable bakery that has cool 3D goods. We ordered the geometric apple and tulip near close (not many other options left). Both desserts were tasty. I loved the different layers of the pastry. For the price, it's worth a visit. You don't see many cool pastries like this around. Might not be memorable enough to frequent the place but will always stop by if someone new in town wants to try!

This was on our list to check out on a visit to Boston and it did not disappoint. Everything was so perfect, both in flavor and appearance (how cute are these?!) the staff was great and the space was so well designed

The desserts here are super special! We got the pumpkin and chai ones, and I loved the chai one especially. The mousse was super fragrant and light. Each dessert had a unique combination of compotes, sauces, mouses, cakes, etc. and every one felt very distinct in character. They do look a bit silly and overpriced at first but they really do deliver in taste too. Each dessert is $13, which sis definitely pricey but I'm ok splurging sometimes on novelty. There was a little bit of a line inside for the desserts. There was a good amount of tables and seats inside to enjoy the desserts and chat. I'd love to try the apple one!

Ordered: Iced Rose Latte (~$7) Geometric Apple (~$13): cheesecake mousse, apple compote, caramel, dark chocolate crunch, and chocolate sponge cake Aya's take: I've been wanting to try Jonquils Cafe & Bakery since they first opened a few years ago and finally got a chance to on my second trip to Boston! The Iced Rose Latte was 1) super pretty, 2) the espresso was fresh since the coffee is roasted in-house, and 3) the bitterness of the espresso meshed well with the sweet, floral elements of the rose and creaminess of the drink overall. Really enjoyed it! The Geometric Apple has got to be one of the most unique desserts I've ever had. I was afraid it would be gimicky and not have good flavor but I'm so happy I was wrong. The cheesecake mousse was soft, sweet, and lush. I'm not big on apple desserts but the apple compote and caramel paired well together and were nicely balanced. The chocolate sponge cake tasted good but could've been softer and more moist. All in all, it was absolutely worth having on my itinerary. If I'm back in Boston, I would definitely try their other dessert/drink options. Highly recommend checking them out and supporting this small business!