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1 Riviera Common Grounds Coffee
9736 Soda Bay Road, Kelseyville
- Take-Out
“Happy to support local businesses that are open again!”
9 Best Coffee Shops near Kelseyville
Browse menus, reviews and photos of Coffee Shops near Kelseyville.
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2 Overflow Coffee
5846 Live Oak Drive Suite 1, Kelseyville
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Blended Mocha Coffee
“LOVE THIS PLACE!! Outstanding & consistent service! ☕️ The muffins & croissants are great quality & taste delicicious. Highly recommend you give them a try!”
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3 Studebakers
3990 Main Street, Kelseyville
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Sunny's Burrito - Eggs Sausage Bacon Cheese & Salsa
- Bagel w Cream Cheese
- Tucker
“The yummiest dirty chai with oat milk ever!! 😋”
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4 Howling Dog Cafe
2626 South Main Street, Lakeport · 4.72 miles
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Bat Bagel Bacon Avocado and Cream Cheese
- Breakfast Sandwiches
- Chicken Fried Steak
- Breakfast Burrito
“My favorite place to go in lakeport!!”
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5 Jitter Bean
2598 South Main Street, Lakeport · 4.8 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Mexican Mocha Explosion
- Carmel Explosion
- White Explosion
- Chai Explosion
“I love coming to the High Street location for a tea latte while doing school work. The baristas are friendly and the drinks are always well made. The space is clean and welcoming. My only criticism is I wish they'd stay open later than 3.”
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6 Shoreline Coffee Shop
1235 South Main Street, Lakeport · 5.67 miles
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Cheese Mushroom and Bacon Omelette
- Grilled Chicken Breast
- Cheese Burger
- Club Sandwich
“I am visiting Lakeport, Ca. and found this gem of a coffee shop. We had a great lunch. We had the best club sandwich and onion rings ever. The establishment was very clean (we are picky). The employees were all very friendly especially Jorge and Sophia. I would definitely visit again when I am in the area. Great LOCAL place.”
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7 Susie Q's Donuts & Espresso
501 South Main Street, Lakeport · 5.84 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Custard Filled Chocolate Bars
- Iced Caramel Macchiato dd
- Cream Cheese Danish
- Blueberry Fritter
“Love the variety of donuts & pastries available, the caramel frappe &, the hospitality.!”
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8 The Shop Coffee - Tea - Etc
1377B South Main Street, Lakeport · 5.64 miles
- Delivery
“The best non chain coffee in Lake County! the shaken oatmilk Cinnamon Latte is absolutely amazing hot or cold! and their cold foam is to die for!”
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9 Starbucks Coffee Company
1071 Eleventh Street, Lakeport · 6.81 miles
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- They Are All 5 Vanilla Bean Frappachino's with Caramel
- Vanilla Bean Frappachino with Caramel
- Pumpkin
“we are nit just another department in Safeway, we are a community”
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