4 Best Coffee Shops near Richmond

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  • Overflow Café 69317 Main Street, Richmond Coffee Shops · $

    1 Overflow Café

    4.9 Superb 79 Reviews

    69317 Main Street, Richmond

    “☕️💕 If you’re in Richmond, Michigan, you have to check out Overflow Cafe! This sweet little café is such a blessing to our community. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with warm smiles and a welcoming atmosphere that just makes you want to stay awhile. The coffee is delicious, the food is fresh, and everything is made with care. I love how cozy and comfortable it feels — perfect for meeting a friend, having a quiet moment, or just enjoying a great cup of coffee. It’s more than just a café… it’s a place where community happens. ❤️ If you haven’t stopped in yet, you’re missing out!”

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  • BIGGBY COFFEE 67421 Main Street, Richmond Coffee Shops · $

    2 BIGGBY COFFEE

    4.4 Superb 53 Reviews

    67421 Main Street, Richmond

    “Wanted to try a different drink at a different place. Stopped in there the other day and came back today to get the same drink. This was at the Richmond Biggby's, the staff was so pleasant, and helpful, thank you for your patience. And yes I would Let my friends know how pleased I was and also I really liked my drink!! I've only been there twice and I had the same drink both times. I did not have anything to eat yet to know or even tell any one about the food. Keep up the good work ladies!!”

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  • Gather + Grounds North 36446 Division Road, Richmond Coffee Shops · $

    3 Gather + Grounds North

    4.5 Superb 34 Reviews

    36446 Division Road, Richmond

    Customers’ favorites

    • Drip Coffee

    “My Mediterranean bowl was very, very good. Great place to relax, have lunch, and get some work done. Clean and calm atmosphere along with a friendly staff.”

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  • McDonald's 67600 Main Street, Richmond Fast Food · $

    4 McDonald's

    3.7 Good 265 Reviews

    67600 Main Street, Richmond

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • World Famous Fries
    • Chicken Mcnuggets
    • Hot Fudge Sundae

    “Highly recommend! The general manger is doing a great job! The food is always good. The only probably some new employees are rude. But other the that’s it’s good.”

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