The Boston Globe: There are many reasons to love Ula Cafe. … But the best reason is the popovers. Order one—deliciously doughy and fresh from the oven—smear raspberry jam inside, and smile all day long…
The Boston Globe: The opening of Ula Café represents the final stage of a plan hatched nearly 30 years ago by the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation. The idea was to transform the former Haffenreffer Brewery, built in the 1870s, from a warren of overgrown, decaying buildings into an incubator for local enterprise and industry…
Jamaica Plain Gazette: The Brookside area around the Brewery Complex finally welcomed a neighborhood restaurant with the June 11 opening of Ula Café at 284 Amory Street, next to the large parking lot at the entrance to Mike’s Fitness…
Daily Candy: The smart little spot inside the former Haffenreffer Brewery has kept some of the original industrial vibe, with steel I beams painted red and exposed brick walls, but still feels cozy with wooden banquettes and stunning works by local photographers on display…
