Coffee Shops in Crookston

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  • Scooter's Coffee 515 North Main Street, Crookston Coffee Shops · $

    1 Scooter's Coffee

    4.8 Superb 54 Reviews

    515 North Main Street, Crookston

    “I love Scooters! The people here are really nice and I love their burritos and red Bull drinks. However, on the rare occasion that I decide to get prickly pear cold foam on my drink, a good chunk of the time it isn’t correct. That, or the prickly pear cold foam tastes exactly like strawberry/plain cold foam when it’s running low maybe? Either way, it’s kind of a disappointment when that happens since cold foam is an extra dollar.”

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  • Caribou Coffee 1310 University Avenue, Crookston Coffee Shops · $

    2 Caribou Coffee

    4.5 Superb 87 Reviews

    1310 University Avenue, Crookston

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Xtra Large Ice Americano with an Inch of Cream
    • Turtle Mocha Caribou Cooler Blended Beverage
    • Cinnamon Sugar Caramel Cream Donut
    • Mango Black Iced Tea Growler

    “It is located in a convenient location. Coffee tastes good. It is in a small corner of the store. It took me a while to discover the actual coffee shop. I could not see any pastries. Perhaps it is a good idea to make them more visible. Young ladies who work behind the counter are nice.”

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  • McDonald's 1811 University Avenue, Crookston Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    3.1 Average 205 Reviews

    1811 University Avenue, Crookston

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Crispy Chicken Sandwich
    • Hot Caramel Sundae

    “The food is good, I mean it's a McDonald's what can you really complain about? Aside from the fries barely having any salt, Even when you ask for extra salt. Though there are a few mistakes that happen it's a lot less than Taco John's. The service is okay You can't really complain they're not the customer service friendly but like a bare minimum casual friendly? They just seem like they're just trying to get their job done which is fine. It either takes 15 minutes or a minute. And I can't really say anything about the atmosphere so I'm just going to give it a three.”

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