4 Best Coffee Shops near Cashiers

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  • Bucks Coffee Cafe of Cashiers 6 NC-107, Cashiers Coffee Shops · $

    1 Bucks Coffee Cafe of Cashiers

    4.3 Superb 335 Reviews

    6 NC-107, Cashiers

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Raisins Bagle with Cream Cheese
    • Breakfast Sandwiches
    • Iced Caramel Latte
    • Coffee of the Day

    “To all of you at Bucks…we can’t thank you enough for providing the ability to get some communication to the outside world this past week. There are no words to express the gratitude we feel. Our Community owes you a HUGE THANKS. You helped us with the ability to let our loved ones know that we were safe and to at least partially understand the magnitude of the disaster that was Helene. We thank you and our family thanks you… Cheri and Gordon Martin”

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  • Crossroads Custard & Cold Brew 45 Slab Town Rd A6, Cashiers Ice Cream Shop · $

    2 Crossroads Custard & Cold Brew

    4.6 Superb 155 Reviews

    45 Slab Town Rd A6, Cashiers

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Black Cherry Black Raspberry
    • Blue Raspberry Butter Pecan
    • Birthday Cake Cake Batter
    • Bagel Breakfast Sandwich

    “Love their custard. so many options for all ages. Friendly service and great atmosphere.”

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  • Starbucks Coffee Company 230 US-64, Cashiers Coffee Shops · $

    3 Starbucks Coffee Company

    3.3 Good 67 Reviews

    230 US-64, Cashiers

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “The Starbucks, in the Cashier's Ingle's grocery store, is the best one in our area!”

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  • Calders Coffee Cafe 384 Main Street, Highlands Coffee Shops · $

    4 Calders Coffee Cafe

    4.1 Good 230 Reviews

    384 Main Street, Highlands · 6.87 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hot Chocolate with Whipped Cream
    • Blueberry Scone
    • Apple Fritter
    • Coffee Cake

    “This coffee came into my life at exactly the right time. The caramel was caramel-ing, the espresso was espressing, and my happiness level immediately went from “please don’t talk to me” to “I might actually like people today.” 😂 It was sweet, creamy, caffeinated, and large enough to qualify as emotional support. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Would I share it? Absolutely not. I have boundaries. 😌☕ 10/10. Would risk being late, broke, or mildly dehydrated for another one. ❤🤤”

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