The Coffee Table

Cute café to get some breakfast while waiting for your ferry. They have everything from breakfast sandwhiches to sweet pastries and the best part for me was the homemade chicken noodle soup. Great location for before or after your cruise to the islands. Very friendly folks there too! Thanks for the lovely experience!

The staff working behind the counter is nice, the café is very clean, nice view, and good coffee.

Limited menu, but one of the only places I found for breakfast by the harbor. French toast was pretty good, but served with «breakfast syrup» not the real deal. I ordered a side of bacon, which came very thin and dry, pre-​shaped into a circle (presumably for the breakfast sandwiches). Speaking of the breakfast sandwiches, they’re not made to order but are sitting under a heating element waiting for you. Probably good if you’re in a rush but I decided to pass.
$ 10 got me the French toast, side of bacon, and a milk.

Great place!!! Good coffee, great baked items and breakfast sandwiches made somewhat fresh. Run out of bakery goods quite early. Lunch sandwiches are fantastic. Egg salad is best ever!!! Good reasonable place. Will eat here often. Great place to sit and people watch

Convenient place for a quick bite prior to boarding the ferry to Martha’s Vineyard. The bacon on the bagel sandwich could be better, it was circular in shape and flattened so thin you could barely taste it.

Cold coffee. Like most of the staff in Hyannis they have no idea what they are doing. Slow, confused, and overpriced.

This place has good bagel sandwiches. I went two mornings in a row and tried both the sausage egg and cheese and the bacon egg and cheese. They were both top notch. The bagel was hot, cheese was melted and a lot of egg in the sandwich. The staff was very friendly and helpful when we walked in looking confused. They have brewed iced tea that was delicious and worth checking out. I also got a chocolate chip muffin and it tasted fresh and good. The only negative about the place is that the water bottles are $ 2.50. So if you go bring your own water.

Best coffee I’ve ever tasted! Not only is it local and organic, they pay a little extra for their beans so the farmers in South Africa can keep their land and not have it taken by the Cartel. Great place to have a bite to eat waiting for the Nantucket or Martha’s Vineyard ferry. Very clean inside, however if the weather permits, I would sit outside with a beautiful view. And if you are into people watching, well this is the place for you

Consistently great strong brewed hot coffee, large fresh sandwiches, I love the club sandwiches (the beef is great). Good muffins, soup, cookies. Very clean. Inside and outside seating. Good to people watch and nice view of harbor and ferries outside. Lots of ferry customers but we’re regulars who live in Hyannis. Our favorite coffee and lunch spot in Hyannis. Really friendly owners. Don’t know what we’d do without our Coffee Table.

My wife and I were catching a ferry to Nantucket and she needed water so she could take her medication. The person selling the ferry tickets told us we could buy water next door at The Coffee Table Café. The door to the business was open and we walked in. The man working was immediately abrasive and said, «What do you want. Can’t you see we’re closed!» My wife explained to him she needed to purchase water so she could take her medication. The man said, «I don’t care what your problem is! We’re closed!» He then grabbed a bottle of water, handed it to my wife and said, «Get out!»
I don’t know how good their food is… but if this is the way they treat their customers… I wonder how they even stay in business! I’d never eat there!

Great (only?) place to get some decent food while you wait for the ferry.
Expensive. Even by Cape standards.
Food is mediocre. Nothing you couldn’t get at Costco.
Great location. Friendly service.

Love stopping here for a quick treat and watch the ferry come in and out :)

The Coffee Table is a great place to stop and grab your food before heading to the beach.
I purchased a chicken caesar wrap, chips and an iced tea to go.
The service was speedy. They weren’t too busy on the Sunday I was there.
There isn’t anything particularly special about the Coffee Table, but at the same time it’s nice there is a place you can get food in Hyannis without sitting down to dine.

Just found out the Coffee Table Café uses Cape Cod Coffee Roasters– that’s why I love it so. I travel to Nantucket at least once a month and plan to leave extra time to stop by the Café on my way to the Hyline fast ferry. It’s a nice treat for the start of my trip.

The first time we went to The Coffee Table Café, it was late afternoon and we were looking for a pick me up. The four of us ordered three cups of coffee and as it’s a serve yourself place, took our cups over to fill them up. Each of us got different types of coffee but the same was true for all — the coffee was horribly old. If you’re going to serve coffee all day long, maybe don’t keep it in a thermos so that it sits for hours. Serve individual cups or don’t serve it. That really turned us off and we hadn’t planned on going back but as it turns out, it’s in a great location for catching ferries. A few days later, we returned in the morning to stand in line with the other commuters. It was sweltering in the café. I guess with the line of people, the toaster and coffee pots and that sort of thing going full blast, it was filling the place with hot air. A few windows and doors open would’ve helped immensely but the good thing was, the coffee was better. We saw those same thermos carafes being removed and refilled while we were in line so it was fresh this time. The bagels we had were pretty good too but if there were a different place around, we would’ve gone there.