4 Best Coffee Shops near 100 Mile House

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  • Rise & Grind Coffee House 575 Alder Avenue, 100 Mile House Coffee Shops · $

    1 Rise & Grind Coffee House

    4.7 Superb 146 Reviews

    575 Alder Avenue, 100 Mile House

    • Take-Out

    “Excellent selection of goodies! Great service and good coffee! I will be back......thank you!”

  • Tim Hortons 160 Cariboo Hwy, 100 Mile House Coffee & Tea · $

    2 Tim Hortons

    3.9 Good 165 Reviews

    160 Cariboo Hwy, 100 Mile House

    • Take-Out

    “Location needs to improve their line up order taking ability. They cant seem to figure out who was there first and take the wrong peoples order constantly. Patience is one thing but having people drive around you in the drive thru who arrived after you is pretty annoying overall.”

  • Rusty Iron Coffee Co 4671 Kitwanga Drive, 108 Mile Ranch Coffee · $

    3 Rusty Iron Coffee Co

    4.9 Superb 127 Reviews

    4671 Kitwanga Drive, 108 Mile Ranch · 7.72 miles

    “ohhh mmmm gggg I ordered the pizza bun today best pizza bun I've ever had koodos to you all💙😁”

  • Mary's Country Kitchen 4945 Easzee Dr, 108 Mile Ranch Western · $

    4 Mary's Country Kitchen

    4.5 Superb 31 Reviews

    4945 Easzee Dr, 108 Mile Ranch · 5.88 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Quesadilla
    • Grilled Cheese
    • Deluxe Burger
    • Club House

    “Best breakfast value in BC!”

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