What it is:
A family-owned breakfast and lunch spot.
Where to find it:
Look for the green house at the intersection of Danielson Pike and Route 116. Parking is behind the store, but enter through the front door while the back entrance is currently being renovated. An “open” flag and sandwich board confirm you’ve arrived.
What makes it a Rhody Gem?
Love a good latte, hearty breakfast, or savory sandwich? Head to Scituate to find Cold Brook Cafe. Open seven days a week, this charming spot is owned and run by longtime local restaurateurs Elias and Beverly Najjar. To the couple, the key to running their successful cafe is consistency. “From the coffee and teas to everything [Elias] cooks and bakes with the chefs, everything comes out consistent,” says Beverly. “Every single thing is put together the right way.” The couple appreciates their hardworking staff, who serve up good vibes with each order. “It’s not always easy,” says Elias, “but you know what? We’re serving great people and we love doing it. You gotta love what you do.” The cafe is open Monday through Saturday 7am-2pm, and Sunday 8am-1pm, so plan accordingly to visit during the Scituate Art Festival (October 12-14).
138 Danielson Pike, Scituate
401-764-5334
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