Coffee Shops in Needles

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  • Bean Coffee Roasters 4170 Needles Highway, Needles Coffee Shops · $

    1 Bean Coffee Roasters

    3.9 Good 36 Reviews

    4170 Needles Highway, Needles

    “We stayed the weekend before n Needles and didn’t realize that the air b&b didn’t have a coffee maker. After a quick search for nearby coffee, we found Bean Coffee Roasters, and the statement that they have the state’s best vanilla latte was intriguing to say the least. Even though that wasn’t what I’d initially wanted, there’s no way I was gonna pass that up. I got myself a large caramel latte and a small vanilla latte. They were not joking, their lattes are amazing, so much so that I wasn’t going to leave town today without stopping there again. They were warm and inviting, and we joked around with them while we stocked up on road food. The shop has a little bit of everything, and it’s the perfect place to grab whatever conveniences one needs. Check their coffee out while you’re in town or you’re seriously missing out!”

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  • McDonald's 1201 3rd Street, Needles Fast Food · $

    2 McDonald's

    3.2 Average 392 Reviews

    1201 3rd Street, Needles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich
    • Bacon Cheese Burger

    “the workers they good but food expensive more than barstow”

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