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1 Healthies Strong
136 W Main St, Homer
Coffee Shops near Homer
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2 Homer Rise & Grind
136 W Main St, Homer
“My favorite coffee and tea bomb place! Excellent quality and amazing staff!!”
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3 BIGGBY COFFEE
217 E Michigan Ave, Albion · 7.6 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Bagel & Cream Cheese
- Blueberry
- Sausage
“Without a doubt the best Biggby in all of Michigan! And I’ve visited many. I love the morning gals so much. They are all friendly, and bring so much joy to my mornings! My go to drink Frozen mocha-caramel. Yummy 💕”
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4 McDonald's
1507 N Eaton St, Albion
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Crispy Chicken Sandwich
- Happy Meal Hamburger
- Double Cheeseburger
- Sausage Mcgriddles
“I live in town and won’t lie. I have had 100 bad experiences here if not more. But as a parent, you know there’s no alternative sometimes and you have no choice but to get McDonald’s recently I’ve noticed a newer employee and she makes your experience At this location refreshing she is so warm and inviting Promote this girl make her a Supervisor or something never let her leave Kyky Is her name on her name tag and she is the nicest employee you will ever meet here”
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