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1 The Hatchling Coffee House by Grey Hawk
102 Resort Lane, Lake Lure
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Bagel
“Great coffee shop! Great atmosphere and friendly service.”
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2 The Bear's Cup Café Bar
162 Mountains Blvd, Lake Lure
- Take-Out
“How cool to have a Starbucks on property! My kids love the coffee and latte options but my fav is the Strawberry Acai Refresher. You can also grab a breakfast bagel, chicken salad sandwich or other snacks. The baristas are amazing and it is a great place to get some work done with the high speed wifi.”
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3 Starbucks
276 NC-9, Lake Lure
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Frappuccino
“Just wanted to give a shout out to Kinsley and and other two young ladies working day shift on Monday. All three were very inviting and willing to engage with me as a customer. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Great to walk in and see smiles.... Hard to find young people today that even want to work. But these three are the exception..... Great job ladies!!!! Brian (with the white hair).”
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4 Crossroads Ice Cream & Coffee
82 NC-9 Suite 1, Mill Spring · 9.24 miles
- Take-Out
“had the walking taco and wow it was amazing definitely recommend stopping in and trying the food”
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