Coffee Shops in Chatsworth

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  • Red Eyed Rooster 111 E Market St, Chatsworth Coffee Shops · $

    1 Red Eyed Rooster

    4.9 Superb 93 Reviews

    111 E Market St, Chatsworth

    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Dairy and Non Dairy Options
    • Erin's Cinnamon Bun Latté
    • Hazelnut Iced Coffee
    • Signature Drinks

    “Great coffee and amazing staff!”

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  • Starbucks Coffee Company 962 G I Maddox Parkway, Chatsworth Coffee Shops · $

    3 Starbucks Coffee Company

    4.0 Good 118 Reviews

    962 G I Maddox Parkway, Chatsworth

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “Rico Shake el strawberry’s”

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  • McDonald's 1047 North 3rd Avenue, Chatsworth Fast Food · $

    4 McDonald's

    2.3 Poor 311 Reviews

    1047 North 3rd Avenue, Chatsworth

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Mccafé Caramel Iced Coffee
    • Mcflurry with M&M's Candies
    • Mcflurry with Oreo Cookies
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich

    “Your team was on point today, im traveling through and visited a few minutes ago. Was really excited to get breakfast past 1030 and everything was not only fresh and hot. My order instructions are special and leads to complications and more often than not my sandwich gets messed up. Your order taker was clear and heard and rang up exactly what I ordered, found the less expensive option I have a hard time getting them to find at other mcdonalds. Theres a steak bagel that doesnt come with egg and cheese and they always try to charge me for the regular one and minus the egg and cheese, smh. Anyways she did it right and then my sandwich was also made exactly how I ordered it. And it was perfect. I would get one every day if it was this easy at home! Great job! It was a busy time at the double drive through and I was so impressed with how fast we moved through! The whole visit was 5 stars!”

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