Coffee Shops in Drumheller

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  • Starbucks Coffee Company 101 6 Avenue Southeast, Drumheller Coffee Shops · $

    1 Starbucks Coffee Company

    3.8 Good 72 Reviews

    101 6 Avenue Southeast, Drumheller

    “I recently visited this Starbucks location, and my experience was absolutely amazing! Two girls working there, Emily and Madison , were extremely polite and served with warm, bright smiles. Even though I arrived very close to closing time, they welcomed me warmly without any hesitation or reluctance. They listened to my order very carefully and prepared everything perfectly to my liking. The entire store and counter area were spotless and super clean, which was great to see. Delivering such outstanding service with a positive attitude so late in the day is truly commendable. It’s hardworking and sweet staff members like them who make visiting Starbucks so special. A huge thank you to Emily and Madison for making my evening so pleasant! I will definitely be visiting this location again and again! 💯✨”

  • Tim Hortons 1101 Highway North, Drumheller Coffee & Tea · $

    2 Tim Hortons

    3.2 Average 282 Reviews

    1101 Highway North, Drumheller

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hot Chocolate Xmas Edition
    • Coffee or Tea
    • Plain Bagel
    • Cheese Pizza

    “Fast and friendly sevice. Amazing to see how team member extend extra help to their guests.”

  • McDonald's 680 2 Street Southeast Unit 100, Drumheller Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.2 Average 316 Reviews

    680 2 Street Southeast Unit 100, Drumheller

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Vinegar Packet 2 0 Cals
    • Double Quarter Pounder
    • Premium Roast Coffee
    • Chicken Mcnuggets

    “I placed an order today, and there was a small mistake that may have been my fault. However, when I brought it to the cashier’s attention, they kindly prepared a new order for me at no extra charge. I truly appreciate their kindness and excellent customer service! This is a wonderful example of customer loyalty and respect. Thank you for making my experience so positive. The next time I travel from Vancouver, I will definitely come back. Highly recommended!”

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