Seabird Coffee & Co.

One of the very few actually good coffee places around Boston. How good? Enough to make some people wake up at 4:30 and bike here from Boston every friday.
Owners a truly passionate about their coffee craft, while still making it feel like you’re in your unpretentious neighborhood coffee place. Kane’s doughnuts on friday are a nice bonus

Quaint little coffee shop in a beautiful and historic little village. Coffee is roasted onsite and really fresh. Seating inside or outside on the porch overlooking the street and sidewalk

Great coffee. Used to have really good vegan donuts and scones too. Hope they bring those back.

Seabird is the best coffee shop on the South Shore - hands down. The staff is very knowledgeable and welcoming, the space is bright and relaxing, and the coffee is top notch. Brian and team are awesome. Definitely check this place out and have a cortado!

Absolutely incredible coffee! It is right in the delightful downtown Cohasset. A nice spot to sit, grab and go or go for a stroll around town.

Staff was kind and they were knowledgeable about their products. The shop was very cute inside and out. The only reason I knocked off a star was because I had a mushroom drink which I feel would have tasted good, but because I can't drink dairy I got macadamia milk and the drink came out entirely too sweet. I only took a few sips and trashed the rest of my +$6 latte sadly.

Great little spot in downtown Cohasset. The featured coffee roaster rotation is a great idea. Gives you a good look at, and taste of, the different coffee roasters in the region. You need to try the waffle!

Always quality coffee and great people who know the product and are so friendly!

Karma coast latte with oat milk is hands down my favorite. Every coffee is here is superb. I typically get the peanut butter energy balls to go along with it 🤙🏽

Fridays are donut days 🍩 so prepare that waist line

Seabird is without a doubt the best coffee shop on the South Shore. I really like that each month they showcase a different New England coffee roaster, amplifying small artisanal businesses throughout the region. The owner is frequently on premises and he and his staff do a great job with everything. The space is a little small, but it's warm and inviting with more places to sit than you would think. It's a high quality local business well worth your coffee $.

Update: They are now roasting their own coffee and just like everything else at Seabird, it's fantastic.