Need a pick me up before work, or a place to relax on a weekend morning? The MetroWest region is packed with locally owned coffee spots committed to creating community mingled with quality beverages. There's gentle chatter and an ambient sense of warmth in these coffee houses and early-morning dining rooms of the region. Thus, whether you’re an early weekday riser, or a sleepy weekender relaxing around midday, there’s plenty to enjoy.

 

Here are some of our favorite spots...

 

680 Worcester Rd., Framingham

http://bsisterscafetogo.com/
508-424-0014
A comprehensive cafe serving coffee alongside everything from savory crepes to sandwiches. Located immediately off Rt. 9, B Sisters operates under the expressed goal of using local, fresh ingredients to produce classic cafe food and drink sold at affordable prices.

181 Concord St., Framingham

857-250-2381

A sleekly decorated coffee shop bringing to Framingham the brand and taste of what was originally a chain launched in Brazil. 

 

A Global Chain Gone Local:

Sofa Cafe has a shop in Framingham. It has six others in Southern Brazil. It’s a truly global brand that first launched in South America chose Eastern Massachusetts as its place to expand. 

 

After much success in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the owners of Sofa launched a satellite store on Newbury Street in Boston in 2014 before then branching out to Framingham.

 

As they’ve taken their brainchild around the world, owners have experimented, crafting everything from lime and sugar-infused lattes to their “Cult” drunk featuring espresso, milk, Nutella and Baileys coffee creamer.

 

15 Union Ave., Sudbury

978-440-9752

A neighborhood coffee shop focused on bringing global flavors of coffee to the table through high quality beans. Aiding the coffee loving ambiance is a two-story red steel coffee roaster around which the entire shop revolves.

 

76 Railroad St., Holliston 

508-893-8075

A classic coffee shop nestled in a bookstore. In addition to the coffee, there’s a growing list of gluten-free baked goods as well as creative sandwich creations.

 

57 Eliot St., Natick

508-655-3238

A local spot that welcomes guests with intricate and colorful chalkboard murals as menus. They serve coffee and tea staples but are also excited about their signature pesto infused “green eggs and ham.”

  

1245 Worcester St., Natick

508-655-4800

A small slick coffee bar tucked in the Nordstrom department store at the Natick Mall. 

 

100 Boston Post Rd., Sudbury

978-443-2073

Sudbury’s signature coffee shop boasts small batch, freshly roasted beans available through a cafe or the shop’s online store.

 

434A Boston Post Rd., Sudbury

800-999-2132

A local location of the national chain first launched in Berkeley CA. Don’t miss their specialty cold brew.

 

300 Eliot St., Ashland

508-881-5900

An all-encompassing destination for breakfast, lunch, and your morning coffee needs. Bodacious Bagel serves an array of coffee, tea, and coffee-infused frozen drinks alongside generously packed bagel sandwiches.

 

Various locations, Hopkinton, Southborough, Framingham

508-529-6685

A locally owned chain that recently began licensing franchises across Central Massachusetts. Local cafes boast carefully selected coffee beans for their brews and aim to create warm ambiances in their dining rooms.