5 Best Coffee Shops in Carroll

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  • Queen Beans Coffeehouse 522 North Clark Street, Carroll Coffee Shops · $

    2 Queen Beans Coffeehouse

    4.3 Superb 116 Reviews

    522 North Clark Street, Carroll

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Harvest Apple Salad
    • Chicken Bacon Ranch
    • Southwest Chicken
    • Queen Club Wrap

    “Love the atmosphere. Coffee is great and a nice place for a healthier selection.”

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  • Crossroads Nutrition 204 West 5th Street, Carroll Health Food · $

    3 Crossroads Nutrition

    5.0 Superb 25 Reviews

    204 West 5th Street, Carroll

    Customers’ favorites

    • White Chocolate Raspberry
    • White Chocolate PB Cup
    • Ripped Chocolate PB
    • Powdered Sugar Donut

    “Customer service is always great! Awesome atmosphere 10/10 overall!!! The peach squeeze, vanilla shake and banana cream protein pudding are my favs!!”

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  • Scooter's Coffee 709 West Street Suite 30, Carroll Coffee Shops · $

    4 Scooter's Coffee

    3.8 Good 79 Reviews

    709 West Street Suite 30, Carroll

    • Take-Out

    “Prices charged at the window do not always reflect what is shown on the menu or app. Management is aware and has done nothing about it. Drinks ordered without ice are only filled 3/4 full... so you're essentially over paying for ice. Cold brew is WAY too watered down. *Bad review doesn't apply to all workers*”

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