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1 Myth & Legend
1084 Hollywood Highway, Clarkesville
- Take-Out
- Drive-Through
“A part of me wants to keep this place a secret”
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Browse menus, reviews and photos of Coffee Shops near Clarkesville.
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2 Coffee on the Corner
1345 Old Historic U.S.441, Clarkesville
“Cute little coffee cafe. Loved the blueberry muffin top as it was filled with blueberries. It was delicious!!! Also shared a piece of banana bread. It was perfect. Moist, delicious topping, perfect with the cappuccino we both had. The owner was there and was quietly friendly. The decor was definitely Harry Potter. Books, hanging candles, and signs for the different classes. Fun.”
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3 Starbucks Coffee Company
199 East Louise Street, Clarkesville
- Take-Out
- Delivery
“Great coffee and great service!”
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4 Dunkin'
487 Washington Street, Clarkesville
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Everything Stuffed Bagel Minis
- Sourdough Breakfast Sandwich
- Dunkin' Refreshers
- Hash Browns
“Great service, close by and good spicey & spooky ice cream! 👻”
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