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Come on in, stay awhile at our welcoming Starbucks coffeehouse in Hingham. Savor brewed coffee, tea, espresso, Cold Brew, Refreshers, and seasonal favorites, alongside quality breakfast and lunch sandwiches, wraps, egg bites, and a variety of pastries and bakery favorites. Take a moment to relax with comfortable seating and free WiFi. Explore the menu and order ahead in the Starbucks app or on our website. Plus, join Starbucks® Rewards to earn Stars toward free drinks and food, receive personalized offers, and enjoy exclusive member benefits. Since 1971, Starbucks Coffee Company has been dedicated to ethically sourcing and roasting highquality arabica coffee, bringing the Starbucks Experience to life in every cup.
Welcoming coffeehouse with handcrafted coffee, espresso & tea, plus breakfast, lunch & pastries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 184 Lincoln St, Hingham, MA 02043
Phone: (781) 749-5474
Website: https://www.starbucks.com/store-locator/store/16670/
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Details ; . 92% recommend (21 Reviews) ; . $$ ; . Open now ; . 184 Lincoln Street, Hingham, MA, United States, 02043 …
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Yulia Berry
Nice location, good service, enjoyable drinks. Very overpriced in my opinion, but once in a while I can’t resist
… moreRob CHANCHOLO
Ordered as usual from the app, coffee is tasty and hot upon pickup always greeted with a smile even though I used the app to order.
… moreHenslee Worsham
Thank you definitely not the best one I have ever been to. Less than great customer service from the order taker. Not a Starbucks kinda guy
And to top it off, the espresso was burnt.
… moreAnd to top it off, the espresso was burnt.
Chris Baker
3 bad white chocolate mochas in a row. Never had to complain about one my whole life. Def the kids fault who was making them. He even asked me how many pumps to use like I’m someone who works there. Take a look. It’s yellow. Don’t know what’s in it but I’ve never had a yellow one either. Lost money and a lot of time going back to fix it just to be met with that kids poor service and attitude.
… moreCalvert’s Convertibles
So slow. No more Starbucks for me. Not because you need 20 minutes to get a coffee here. Let’s just say I don’t agree with the leadership’s choices in political and social issues. Or, whatever the whim du jour is at this time. Just serve me my order without forcing your agenda down my throat!
Below, I show a fraction of just the beans I have purchased at Starbucks in the last couple of years. I was going to do an art project with all the empty bags. (Recycle). After nearly 40 years of spending my money here, I cannot continue. There are so many great LOCAL choices for coffee!
… moreBelow, I show a fraction of just the beans I have purchased at Starbucks in the last couple of years. I was going to do an art project with all the empty bags. (Recycle). After nearly 40 years of spending my money here, I cannot continue. There are so many great LOCAL choices for coffee!
Jeremy Scott
I used to frequent this Starbucks quite often for over eleven years when I lived less than a mile away. It was great. But in 2018, I moved to Hanover. So the Hanover SB became my go-to. But I was to be in the area yesterday, so over 20 minutes before I would drive by, I submitted a mobile order for a hot London Fog and an iced London Fog.
When I got there, there were two hot London Fogs. After a minute or so of waiting to get someone’s attention, I pointed out the mistake. The sticker label was clear – it said “Iced.” It wasn’t a huge mistake, really. However, I know that the baristas usually appreciate the extra time a mobile order gives for the iced London Fog because they need to let the tea cool.
The barista was seemingly annoyed that I pointed it out. She simply looked at it (never at me) and said, “okay.” So, knowing that it takes some time, I went to sit down and drink my hot one.
After a while, she called out for an iced London Fog. I went up and she quickly turned around and didn’t say anything. I said, “Thank you!” and stood for a second, but got no response.
I’m really not sure what I did.
Listen, there are much bigger problems in the world. She could have been having a bad day. I’m simply sharing this because…
….I’ve written a lot of reviews. Almost all of them are because if I were looking for a business, I would want to know the same kind of information that I’m sharing in these reviews. That usually means I leave either 1-2 stars or 4-5. I want people to know what to avoid or where they absolutely want to go. I rarely expect the business to change because of these reviews, though that would be nice. I’m sure I will get a corporate-generated response to this review telling me that if I want to, I can email in for more information. No need. Just sharing my experience for the public.
(By the way, the iced London Fog was terrible.)
I will certainly avoid this SB and hit the Shipyard one up instead from now on.
… moreWhen I got there, there were two hot London Fogs. After a minute or so of waiting to get someone’s attention, I pointed out the mistake. The sticker label was clear – it said “Iced.” It wasn’t a huge mistake, really. However, I know that the baristas usually appreciate the extra time a mobile order gives for the iced London Fog because they need to let the tea cool.
The barista was seemingly annoyed that I pointed it out. She simply looked at it (never at me) and said, “okay.” So, knowing that it takes some time, I went to sit down and drink my hot one.
After a while, she called out for an iced London Fog. I went up and she quickly turned around and didn’t say anything. I said, “Thank you!” and stood for a second, but got no response.
I’m really not sure what I did.
Listen, there are much bigger problems in the world. She could have been having a bad day. I’m simply sharing this because…
….I’ve written a lot of reviews. Almost all of them are because if I were looking for a business, I would want to know the same kind of information that I’m sharing in these reviews. That usually means I leave either 1-2 stars or 4-5. I want people to know what to avoid or where they absolutely want to go. I rarely expect the business to change because of these reviews, though that would be nice. I’m sure I will get a corporate-generated response to this review telling me that if I want to, I can email in for more information. No need. Just sharing my experience for the public.
(By the way, the iced London Fog was terrible.)
I will certainly avoid this SB and hit the Shipyard one up instead from now on.
Stef W
Somewhat disappointed to not get a limited edition Snoopy Ice drink cup but the people are very friendly & let me down easy. Got a small pistachio something- it was
… morepatrick butler
This morning I got my coffee from all the amazing woman working. One of them put a heart on my banana bread bag. Just seeing if I could find out who.
… moreJorge Otero
Service was excellent. Nice employees. I had a Grande Flat White. Came out perfect. Good assortment of foods as typical at most every Starbucks. This was a popular spot with people of all age groups in the afternoon around 3 PM. It was very busy. Overall very good experience.
… moreKristy Johnson
I was picking up a few things for my family. I ordered from Dunkin’ Donuts, which is five minutes down the road from me, and I ordered from Starbucks which is 15 minutes down the road from me. I got to Dunkin and my order is ready. I get to Starbucks and I’m waiting another 15 minutes. I was late to my first appointment. This place is always behind. It always takes 20 or 30 or longer minutes to get your order. I don’t even bother anymore. You go to Dunkin in Hingham and you get your food right away. You come here and you’re gonna be sitting there 30 minutes. That’s literally the wait time it told me on the app. I just didn’t pay attention because I was in a hurry and I didn’t imagine I would be waiting 30 minutes for a cup of coffee.
I prefer the food at Starbucks rather than the Dunkin, and the soymilk, but it’s not worth the stress.
I just realized why this bothers me so much, other than the obvious insanity of waiting 30 min for a drink on your way to work.
There is a Starbucks near my job. If they start getting backed up, the app won’t let you book any more orders. That never happens at the Starbucks. If it does I’ve never seen it. I’ve waited 40 minutes for coffee here before. I won’t do it again. And it shouldn’t be allowed. There should be some kind of policy where if it starts to be more than 20 minutes you cut off orders on the app. It’s not OK to make people wait that long.
I miss the good old days when you walked into a store and you placed an order and you were the next person who’s order was going to be made. But since we are past those days, there should be some policies that prevent people waiting 30 minutes for the cup of coffee on a Friday morning.
I know I would much rather go through the drive-through at the Dunkin.
But I think one easy step would be to cut off orders on the app so people don’t sit there waiting forever.
… moreI prefer the food at Starbucks rather than the Dunkin, and the soymilk, but it’s not worth the stress.
I just realized why this bothers me so much, other than the obvious insanity of waiting 30 min for a drink on your way to work.
There is a Starbucks near my job. If they start getting backed up, the app won’t let you book any more orders. That never happens at the Starbucks. If it does I’ve never seen it. I’ve waited 40 minutes for coffee here before. I won’t do it again. And it shouldn’t be allowed. There should be some kind of policy where if it starts to be more than 20 minutes you cut off orders on the app. It’s not OK to make people wait that long.
I miss the good old days when you walked into a store and you placed an order and you were the next person who’s order was going to be made. But since we are past those days, there should be some policies that prevent people waiting 30 minutes for the cup of coffee on a Friday morning.
I know I would much rather go through the drive-through at the Dunkin.
But I think one easy step would be to cut off orders on the app so people don’t sit there waiting forever.