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1 Melrose Center
307 FL-26, Melrose
Customers’ favorites
- Salads
“Move to South FL mid 70's but this is where I feel at "home".”
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2 FirePower Coffee Roasters LLC
322 FL-100, Keystone Heights · 5.99 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Caramel Iced Coffee
- Fresh Baked Goods
- Freshly Roasted
- Coffee and Tea
“Awesome staff and coffee!”
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Coffee Shops · $
3 Dunkin'
17276 Northeast US Hwy 301, Waldo · 10.12 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Wake-Up Wrap - Turkey Sausage Egg and Cheese
- Sweet Black Pepper Breakfast Sandwich
- Wake-Up Wrap - Sausage Egg and Cheese
- Assorted Half Dozen or Dozen Donuts
“great service the ladies in the morning are wonderful. you really feel at home here”
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4 Julia's Midtown Cafe
190 S Lawrence Blvd, Keystone Heights · 5.26 miles
Customers’ favorites
- Mozzarella Sticks
- Gyro with Fries
- Pepperoni Pizza
- Supreme Pizza
“absolutely amazing little place, with probably the best pizza I've had in years, and I'm picky about my pizza... this is good pie. went there on a first date Thursday night with a local girl who recommended it. the ice cream was good too, but they were out of a lot of it. old boy who runs the joint is a Vietnam vet, very respectful old fella. slings a mean pie. when he's not cooking he's out checking on his customers with a big smile on his face. very welcoming atmosphere. we had a medium pizza with pepperoni and bacon. it was good. very good. it had a lot of cheese, it's hard to get that right. too much cheese and the dough won't cook right. too little and you got a crappy pizza. plenty of toppings, but not so much that they overpower the rest of the ingredients. the sauce was good, some other fella was complaining about bad sauce here in a review. not true, none of it. was good sauce. good dough. good crust. crispy where it needed to be, softer where it needed to be. the ice cream was... well, it looked like it was about time for them to get more. they were out of more than a few things, but the ice cream we did get, it was good stuff. I don't know who their supplier is, but they sure know how to make good ice cream. it didn't taste like it had been freezer burnt like another review said, it was creamy and tasty. no oil in that ice cream, which if you look at most store bought stuff, it's got a lot of oil in it. anyway. I highly recommend this place. pizza is great there. well worth it. best pie I've had in a long time, for sure.”
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5 Old Roots Store
7435 State Rd 21 a, Keystone Heights · 5.67 miles
- Delivery
“The store itself is great the staff/owner very Knowledgeable and so sweet and kind. Whatever I needed help with she helped me and answer all my questions and I’m excited to try the new tea or whatever I decide to put it in and the elderberry syrup. She has loads of knowledge and Has all your holistic needs. The shop is adorable.”
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Coffee Shops · $
6 Dunkin'
101 West Walker Drive, Keystone Heights · 5.35 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Wake-Up Wrap - Sweet Black Pepper Bacon
- Wake-Up Wrap - Sausage Egg and Cheese
- Wake-Up Wrap - Bacon Egg and Cheese
- Wake-Up Wrap - Egg and Cheese
“It's Dunkin Donuts, what else can I say? if you don't like Dunkin Donuts then there is really something wrong with you.”
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7 McDonald's
7370 FL-100, Keystone Heights · 5.7 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
- Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
- Quarter Pounder Hamburger
- Crispy Chicken Sandwich
“My husband and I went here for lunch,my husband ordered two big mack'fry's and two soda's when the order was delivered we got one big make,my husband told the boy that took the order and he said I thought you said one,the. man behind my husband intervened and said he heared my husband order two,so he got a second big mack for five dallors which should have been free,when my husband opened the box he had nothing but lettuce and onion with dressing,no burgers,my husband said he won't go back to this location again,we live here in keystone heights fl,we're senior's he's 84 I'm 70 so we can't just throw are money away on a big mack with no burgers only lettuce with onion and dressing,I for one will go back just to watch how many times these workers screw up, my husband thought he shouldn't have been charged for the workers mistake,”
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Fast Food · $
8 McDonald's
5605 Southeast US Hwy 301, Hawthorne · 7.74 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- My Wife's Hot Fudge Sundae and Fries Combo
- Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
- Quarter Pounder Hamburger
- Crispy Chicken Sandwich
“Stopped in for an ice cream cone, and I got the most beautiful cone ever! Also, big thanks to Ms Rachel at the counter for helping me with my order and checking to see that everything was right. (Everything was perfect.) Thank you all for your kindness and attention!!”
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