Ula Cafe
About
Ula Cafe is a neighborhood bakery, cafe and lunch spot in Jamaica Plain’s historic Brewery Complex. Black-owned, woman-owned and veteran-owned, it bills itself as “the intersection of coffee and community” and calls itself a friendly meetup spot for everyone. Almost everything is made in house, and the kitchen keeps its fresh, local fare as wholesome and organic as it can. Vegan and gluten-free options are part of the menu and a draw for many customers.
The cafe frames its business decisions around the values it wants to see in Boston. It serves fair trade coffee, aims to hire and treat staff equitably, and partners with and supports local businesses while celebrating the global diversity of its neighborhood. Its welcome extends to everyone, no matter how they look, who they love or what they eat. A Pay It Forward wall is also part of the cafe, reflecting its emphasis on community.
What to Know
- The Orange Line’s Stony Brook station and the 42 bus (Nubian Square to Forest Hills) serve the area.
- Free parking is available, and there is bike parking on site with access from the Greenway.
- The cafe sits around the corner from the Samuel Adams flagship brewery.
- An email newsletter shares news and updates from the cafe.
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