8 Best Coffee Shops near Hingham

“For a tiny little spot on Hingham Harbor, this place packs a big punch! You'd be hard pressed to find a better cup of coffee on the South Shore! The coffee & food they serve, the coffee and equipment they sell, it's all Top Shelf. Even the story behind the company is worth the time, while you're sipping your first cup.“

“Great coffee stop. There's a bunch of coffee flavors to try and they take care to make it how you like it. Service was pleasant and quick. The iced coffees we got were all really good. It was a little weird walking into what looked like an old 7-11 but they're actually located in the back and have a blatantly obvious/pink counter. Prices were reasonable (on par with Dunkin and other coffee places in the area)

Parking: Plenty of parking in front of the store.“

“It was 5:15ish am and the staff welcomed me with smile. Took my order and prepared everything in less than 2min. Someone is preparing my coffee, another person is working on my hot sandwich and last one packs my donuts. All wish me good day and most importantly coffee was made exceptionally well today. Highly recommend this location.“

“I can’t say enough great things about Paul and Joey at Brewed Awakenings in Cranston, RI! Every time I visit, they go above and beyond to make the experience fantastic. Their friendly and welcoming personalities truly make this place feel like a home away from home. Paul’s attention to detail and Joey’s upbeat energy are unmatched. Whether it’s crafting the perfect coffee, recommending something new to try, or just sharing a quick conversation, they make each visit memorable. The coffee is always amazing, but it’s the people like Paul and Joey who keep me coming back. If you’re in Cranston, do yourself a favor and stop by Brewed Awakenings—you won’t be disappointed!“

“So I don’t really go to Starbucks because it’s confusing, coffee has to really taste good for me to like it, and I don’t know just not my cup of a tea but I work as an in home care. And they want to go to Starbucks so we did now we have this company card so that you’re not Spending all your money when you take people out for their activities (we have a limit) well the company card wasn’t working and I needed the pin i actually for the first time Didn’t bring my cards just my license so I’m feeling terrible. I don’t know if the girl behind the counter knew I was stressed. I’m working 28 hours straight my coworker was driving me up a wall and I couldn’t take it anymore and she was so kind and it was exactly what I needed. There’s decent people out there! And I just wanna thank Marie for making my stressful day a little less stressful“

“I like the roll-ups on whole wheat wraps. Veggies (all of them) with hummus and provolone is my go-to lunch when I don't want to eat a lot of calories.“

“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.“