Coffee Shops near Chimney Rock

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  • Coffee on the Rocks 435 Main St, Chimney Rock Coffee Shops · $

    1 Coffee on the Rocks

    4.7 Superb 46 Reviews

    435 Main St, Chimney Rock

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Fresh Apple Fritters Fresh Cookies
    • Iced Mocha Latte
    • Chocolate Frappe
    • Old Time Photo

    “The woman that helped us was an absolutly amazing! She was so kind, sweet and welcoming! I'm so sorry to have not gotten her name but we were there on July 16th around 12-1, I hope that can help credit her! My little brother wanted to stop in for a morning snack and I decided to get a coffee and the conversation we had with the lady taking our order was SO fun! The coffee was delicious and so was his cinnamon roll! Whatever beans they get are awesome! The staff member honestly made it feel like we were life long customers even though it was the first time we have ever visited this area. We can't wait to be back!”

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  • Crossroads Ice Cream & Coffee 82 NC-9 #1, Mill Spring Ice Cream Shop · $

    2 Crossroads Ice Cream & Coffee

    4.9 Superb 56 Reviews

    82 NC-9 #1, Mill Spring · 10.8 miles

    • Take-Out

    “Love this place and the friendly folks who serve us! Great food and ice cream!”

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