Lucky Finn Cafe

The coffee here is delicious and it’s in a great spot on the water. Unfortunately the food is all pre-prepared and is not very good. Additionally, the management is extremely rude to both customers and their staff, I have witnessed them berate both parties on multiple occasions. It’s too bad there isn’t other good coffee in town. My frittata egg was microwaved and was cold. When questioned they claimed it was a “high speed oven”. I don’t think they know that those are actually microwaves combined with convection fans… similar to what is used at Starbucks. Either way, their machine “rapidly warms” their pre-made egg pucks. They claim they’re “Made fresh daily” which actually isn’t a lie, they make them everyday but when 6 hours has passed, are prepared eggs really still fresh? “Made fresh

Go to any Lucky Finn and the food, drinks, and service will be worth it. Recommend the matcha, lattes, and overnight oats. However, there’s something magical about enjoying a custom drink and fresh breakfast sandwich outside, in the sun and breeze, overlooking Scituate Harbor.

We drove an hour to try this place out and we are so glad we did! They had an amazing bacon egg and cheese and the broc cheddar soup our girls has the acai bowl and we got a mocca late. The girls who worked there were super nice. Helped me figure out something the kids would eat because they ran out of bagels! Also great view of the harbor. A must go to.

Avocado BLT? Yes, please. What a charming waterfront coffee and sandwich shop. I recently had the pleasure of visiting a delightful little coffee and sandwich shop located right on the water, overlooking the beautiful Scituate Bay. This cozy establishment truly captures the essence of a charming seaside escape. From the moment I walked in, I was greeted by attentive and cheerful customer service. The staff was incredibly helpful, guiding me through the menu as it was my first time there. I decided on the avocado BLT wrap, which turned out to be the perfect size for a satisfying meal, especially when paired with my cold brew iced coffee. The decor of the shop is reminiscent of an old seaside establishment, adorned with nautical themes and vibrant merchandise that added to its charm and m

This was a nice little coffee shop. It was tight inside but that was expecting from a small building suspended over the water. The vide was very nautical. My Americano was a good and my girlfriend really liked her flavored iced tea, they said it was better than Starbucks. The back deck (see photos) was a really cool spot to sit while siping on some coffee.