Redeye Roasters

Perfect spot for a coffee after a stroll through Worlds’ End. In house roasting, tasty pastries, and a view of Bare Cove only add to the charm.

I don’t write reviews unless a place deserves praise like this one does! Was looking for a quaint coffee shop in the area that I could sit and relax in for a bit. Staff was very friendly and helpful, and the salted caramel iced coffee that was suggested to me was so tasty. Definitely coming back here again!

The coffee is good and their foam designs are cute. The food is average. The young boy is always friendly, the girl needs an attitude adjustment.

Stumbled upon this coffee place randomly and was pleasantly surprised. They used Espresso Parts from Olympia, WA and the coffee tasted great. We also had the pistachio muffin. Great place to dive in for coffee on a cold day.

The coffee is exceptional — light on acid, bold on flavor — but with no wifi and scant food offerings, Redeye Roasters leaves much to be desired for a seaside coffee lounge.

Bob knows his coffee! This is a great stop on the way to Nantasket or to hang out on a cold day. Cozy atmosphere, friendly knowledgeable baristas, great music and the best lattes on the south shore.

If there was every a place that you wished would get it all together is here. The coffee is amazing, freshly roasted beans make the absolute best cup of coffee. They sell the beans to other coffee places in the area. The reason why is not a 5 is that the staff handing you the coffee isn’t pleasant, in fact, let’s just say rude. But they are the best around

This place is a wow. Great atmosphere on Bostons south shore, outstanding customer service, and most importantly Fantastic Coffee. Had a Honduras roast in a chemex. Met the owner who recommended a bean to take with. I travel for a living and have high expectations as a coffee snob. This place met them all. Can’t wait to come back.

Came here on a whim on our way back home. We found this place on Unilocal.It’s located off a busy street, right next to the water. The inside was cute, and had a beachy shack vibe. They seemed to offer good quality teas and coffee. I ordered an iced salted caramel, since I like the salted caramel mocha from Starbucks. Although this one didn’t have mocha in it, it was still pretty tasty. They serve you drinks without lids so you can add extras yourself.
Although the atmosphere was nice enough, staff didn’t seem very welcoming or friendly. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come again.

As coffee houses go, this place is OK but small. The good qualities are that it’s close to the water and it has a comfortable couch to lay on. The staff is nice and friendly but the downside really is their selection of foods and pastries which is severely limited compared to Brewed Awakenings.

Best Coffee in Hingham!
Just a 5−10minute drive from the Hingham Shipyard and such amazingly strong, authentic and deliciously brewed coffee. I come here for my iced salted caramel coffee and the kick espresso blows me away every time.
I love supporting local coffee shops and I’d rather spend my money here over Starbucks. Such a great atmosphere to enjoy coffee next to a nice beach overlooking the waters. What more could you wish for?

Went here for the first time today and tried the nitro coffee, as well as the cold brew. Both were very good. The employees were friendly and offered to explain anything we had questions on. The only downside was the lack of wifi, but since it’s a smaller space it makes sense since they probably don’t want people hanging around forever.

Yes! Finally! Respectable and properly brewed coffee on the south shore! I can’t tell you how long it has taken me to find a place where I can enjoy cold brew or an espresso around the area.
The coffee (cold brew) is smooth and flavorful, they also do a nitro cold brew served in house only that I can only imagine is delightful.
They offer dairy alternatives and are friendly to customers. They roast there own beans so they definitely have knowledge of what they are Doing.
–5 stars in my book. Because they also carry stone and skillet English muffins which are locally based from Medford (and seriously delicious). I didn’t actually try the egg sandwich. My hope would be that it is real egg. I’ll give the benefit of the doubt from my cold brew while sitting here looking at the water :)
Try it! Cheers!

Real coffee shop atmosphere, lovely staff that really make an effort (such as explaining how their version of a flat white isn’t exactly a traditional one, when I was just happy they knew what one was in the first place!), and can’t beat the relaxed, on-​the-​docks atmosphere. Minus half a point for having no wifi, but I guess that’s on purpose so people don’t linger too long taking up seats.
Update: the owner just informed me that they went with no wifi to encourage social interaction. Ten points for that sentiment! I’ll leave my phone behind next time and try to experience life without looking at it through a screen for a moment or two!

I’ve been looking for a decent coffee shop, that isn’t Starbucks, for a while and saw Redeye Roasters get pretty good reviews. I got the latte which was delicious and smooth. The great thing is they roast their own beans in the shop, which I was lucky enough to witness. The only downside is the food. Pretty limited selection but then again it’s more about the coffee than the food. It is on the pricey side, my latte being $ 3.95, but it’s a small, independent place with freshly brewed cups.
After listening to the owner of the shop talk about coffee, it’s amazing how much effort is put in the each cup. He flies all over to find the perfect beans, buys them fresh, roasts them in house and weigh out each cup for the perfect roast. There is so much care and love in to each cup.

Located with a view of the docks. Roomy with indoor seating. Nice selection of Hand Crafted Coffees, some sandwiches, and baked goods. Bright from windows.

I have tried the iced coffee twice, and it’s stronger than starbucks but very good, just a more bitter bean that takes getting used to (and I clearly should have added more sugar!).
I want to try some of the sandwiches next time I’m there but was in a rush today. They have a nice café menu — the grilled cheese smelled incredible. Cute, clean spot at a beautiful location — gorgeous harbor view!

Due to a work situation, my commute had to change for about a week. The bad news: my drive to work went from 60 minutes to 90 minutes. The good news: my temporarily extended commute took me past Redeye Roasters, where I stopped for my coffee every morning. Thing is, I would rather take the 90 minute commute with Red Eye Roasters than the 60 minute commute without it.
But the best is going here on days off, where there are plenty of places to sit, relax and really enjoy a latte or a cortado. Taking it out by the water on a nice day is cool too.
The classic LPs up on the wall are a nice touch.
I like this place.

Coffee is good — best in the area, I’d say. That being said, I’ve certainly had better cups of coffee elsewhere.
The thing I like about Redeye Roasters is the quality of their coffee is extremely consistent, which is hard for a local coffee shop to pull off.
I also love that the owner always seems to be there. It’s nice to see that he is so heavily invested in not only his business and his customers, but also the quality of the coffee and the various brewing processes they offer.
Another pro is that their location is fantastic. I love grabbing my drink and heading out to one of the benches to hang out near the water on weekend mornings.
During the winter, it’s great to sit inside if you can snag a table (I think they’ve added more seating recently. It’s a great space!
A few cons:
They’re expensive. I’m willing to pay for fresh coffee that’s roasted in-​house, don’t get me wrong. But it’s still something to be aware of.
I wish they had a broader food selection. The sandwiches they make are great, but I always found them lacking in selection. I understand that they primarily deal in coffee, so it’s not REALLY a con, but something that I would change if I could.
The customer service is sometimes sort of poor. Occasionally there are some younger people behind the counter who seem to be annoyed by the existence of customers (emphasis on «occasionally»).

This place is a gem. The coffee roast is so different. I got a decaf cap and it tastes amazing! Gotta love the little designs they do with the foam too.