7 Best Coffee Shops near Laurel

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  • Small Coffee Big Taste 520 US-11, Ellisville Coffee Shops · $

    1 Small Coffee Big Taste

    4.8 Superb 84 Reviews

    520 US-11, Ellisville

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • White Chocolate Caramel
    • White Mocha Caramel
    • Espresso Shots

    “Small coffee for the win this morning! Love how they have “coffee” for all ages!”

  • 7 Brew Coffee 1604 US-84, Laurel Coffee Shops · $

    2 7 Brew Coffee

    4.9 Superb 59 Reviews

    1604 US-84, Laurel

    “I went by 7Brew today and the service was amazing. This girl with half blue half black hair was very kind to me and made sure my order was given to me correctly and efficiently. She was making sure all orders were being taken in a timely manner when the line was long. This is the experience I expect the have everywhere I go! I’ve never had a bad experience going there!”

  • Lee’s Coffee & Tea 409 West Oak Street Ste 102, Laurel Coffee Shops · $

    3 Lee’s Coffee & Tea

    4.3 Superb 277 Reviews

    409 West Oak Street Ste 102, Laurel

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Butcher's Favorite Pastrami Sandwich
    • Chicken Salad Sandwich
    • Vegetarian Quesadilla
    • Breakfast Sandwich

    “I don't want to not recommend this place but today was just awful. There were two tables of people there today including us so no crowd at all. We ordered 2 grilled cheese sandwiches one wrap and 3 waters. I don't know what the deal was but it took 45 minutes to receive our order. I finally walked up to check and they were just getting around to it. my son said the kid at the counter had no business dealing with customers. It was unacceptable we should have left but we had already paid and the kids were hungry. We wanted coffee but figured it was a lost cause. Thought you should know”

  • Manuscript Coffee 410 West Oak Street, Laurel Cafe · $

    4 Manuscript Coffee

    4.8 Superb 101 Reviews

    410 West Oak Street, Laurel

    “An actual coffee that doesn’t taste burnt or full of WAY too much syrup…plus the people and atmosphere are legit!”

  • Xtreme Nutrition 615 North 16th Avenue Ste A, Laurel Coffee & Tea · $

    5 Xtreme Nutrition

    4.7 Superb 13 Reviews

    615 North 16th Avenue Ste A, Laurel

    “All I know is I told them what I drink and they hooked me up with The Donica, and it’s fabulous! Thank you Ramona!”

  • Starbucks Coffee Company 1515 West 6th Street, Laurel Coffee Shops · $

    6 Starbucks Coffee Company

    3.2 Average 86 Reviews

    1515 West 6th Street, Laurel

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino Blended Beverage
    • Sausage Cheddar & Egg Sandwich
    • Chocolate Croissant

    “I went for a drive thru for my regular cup of coffee and they always have an availability for it (don’t want to jinx it) lol staff is friendly, energetic, warm. My coffee is always made the same, nothing more, nothing less and it always makes my day! Using stars is easy to redeem at this place. I wished they have more ways or boosts for earning stars. Parking: It’s difficult to get in and out of the parking cos the drive thru line blocks the spots. Very tight spaces. Wish they had their store at a bigger location. Kid-friendliness: Kids has no fun activities inside or out. It’s not kid friendly.”

  • McDonald's 304 Beacon Street, Laurel Fast Food · $

    7 McDonald's

    3.0 Average 217 Reviews

    304 Beacon Street, Laurel

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Grilled Southwest Salad with Extra Chicken
    • Bacon Egg & Cheese Biscuit
    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Happy Meal Hamburger

    “If you go to McDonald's, you might want to sit in the line. They really don't pay too much attention to you inside. They rude as hell. Bathrooms be disgusting and lobby trashed because they always packed. One girl tried to help them by cleaning because she was trying to get a job there and he kicked her out and banned her from the restaurant. Management rude and bougie. . . Parking: Around the entire restaurant Kid-friendliness: Somewhat. Wheelchair accessibility: Yes”

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