- Middle Eastern
- Bakery & Pastries
- Coffee & Tea
Koo Koo
Menu for Koo Koo
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Ratings and Reviews for Koo Koo
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May 12 2012
Vicky H. via Yelp
When it was first opened I used to come here a lot with coworkers. Not so much anyone but wen I do the staff are usually very busy but remain calm and...read more
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Apr 15 2012
Tim J. via Yelp
Ali and his wife and their beautiful little boy have built from what was a downbeat felafel shop into a classy and classic little bistro. It is a beautiful...read more
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Dec 27 2011
Atena A. via Yelp
I find this place to be different than most Boston coffee shop in that it has more of a small town feel to it. The place is cozy and occasionally has kids...read more
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Feb 17 2008
phylte via Citysearch
Tucked around the corner from the Brookline Village Post Office on Station Street, KooKoo has fortunately increased it's size, so ...read more
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Dec 10 2007
kiransummer via Citysearch
This wonderful little jewel is located in lovely Brookline Village. It has an eclectic decor and even provides a interesting nook...read more
In Short
Located a stone's throw from the Brookline Village Green Line stop, Kookoo provides morning commuters with a quick, lighthearted spot for a gourmet coffee drink (courtesy of George Howell, the owner of the dearly departed Coffee Connection) or an imported tea. Food offerings include Middle Eastern roll-ups and sandwiches, as well as homemade soups. Going great with the warm beverages are homemade pastries like scones, muffins and cakes.