11 Best Breakfast Restaurants near Cohasset

“Great Breakfast Place, unbelievable baked goods! Would highly recommend!“

“I love how hot, fast, and fresh the food is. Such a blend of unique flavors to start the day off right. Coffee is always hot and fresh. Service is welcoming and friendly. It's tough not to eat here everyday.“

“breakfast is awesome great prices wonderful staff“

“Good as always delicious and it’s so hard to decide what to eat everything is so good and service excellent as always ..“

“We highly recommend Toast for breakfast and lunch every day of the week except Monday. Mondays the Toast crew gets to rest and think of yummy 😋 daily specials for the rest of the week. Go try Toast by yourself or with friends. You’ll love the delicious food, friendly staff and festive decor. 7am to enter and 2pm is when you must be out the door- don’t fret as there’s plenty to explore and you can always come back to Toast for more💃🏻🕺🏻🫶❣️“

“Absolutely outstanding food and service! Our waitress Deb was an absolute joy. The food was delicious - everyone had a to go box (the portions were huge!). Highly recommend Buppa’s!“

“We went to Anita Marie's once and quickly became regulars. From the warm welcome and attentive staff to the amazing food, I would 100% recommend this lovely spot. I'm so happy for the owners and our town. The renovations look amazing and they have preserved the history of this place while making it their own.“

“Niko's has the best breakfast around, bar none! Everytime I get food from there I'm tempted to go hug the cooks and profess my love for their cooking.“

“Fresh food cooked well competitive pricing.“

“CASH ONLY!!!!

Adorable little place with a home-like feel.

I came at 11:30 and they were nearly sold out of muffins and donuts.

I ordered a cup of rooibos tea (it was Trader Joe’s brand), and a chocolate coconut donut. The tea is delicious (I love the brand). The donut was quite dry inside. I didn’t finish it.

They use wicked bagels, which I was familiar with but I didn’t want a bagel today.

Both came to $6, but I had to go to the ATM which charged $3.50 (in addition to what my bank will charge which is likely $3ish), so it was a net cost of $12.50.

I don’t make a habit of going to places that don’t take card because I don’t carry cash, and the cost of using an ATM that doesn’t happen to be associated with your bank makes is not a good choice for consumers.

I think (having owned a coffee shop myself) the better choice for a business is to charge a tiny bit more for products to cover the cost of processing cards each month. It really isn’t that much, and you lose business (like mine), if you have no way for customers to pay with card.

Eveyone was friendly.

The door wasn’t touch to open.

Parking is right out front.“

“My husband and I went there for breakfast this morning and I think it will be our new "go to" breakfast place. They were very busy but our server still greeted us with a smile. We were impressed with the quality of the food and the speed with which it arrived. (Cash only so be prepared.)“