5 Best Coffee Shops in Valley City

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  • Alley Beans Coffee & Roastery 231 3rd Street Northeast, Valley City Coffee Shops · $

    1 Alley Beans Coffee & Roastery

    5.0 Superb 127 Reviews

    231 3rd Street Northeast, Valley City

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Breakfast Sandwich
    • Soft Pretzel
    • Popcorn
    • Pumpkin

    “I discovered this place a few months ago and I just love their coffee … the staff there always smiling always amazing … always greeting people with a smile … they’re my my Starbucks now I haven’t been to Starbucks now for months even when I’m in Fargo …I very highly recommend you stop in or go thru their drive thru you’ll get the same amazing treatment inside or out …”

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  • The Vault 223 Central Avenue North, Valley City Coffee & Tea · $

    2 The Vault

    4.9 Superb 45 Reviews

    223 Central Avenue North, Valley City

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • French Bread

    “This is a neat, unique and amazing place! It was a destination in our driving trip and did NOT disappoint. SO happy to see this place is working! Let's keep it going! Tasty coffee... LOVELY scotcharoo bars!!! (GF by the way. For those of you who need GF.. John and Lorraine understand GF so check out their treats in the coffee shop)”

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  • Epworth's Holy Grounds 680 8th Avenue Southwest, Valley City Coffee Shops · $

    3 Epworth's Holy Grounds

    4.8 Superb 47 Reviews

    680 8th Avenue Southwest, Valley City

    • Take-Out

    “My fav local coffee shop! The baristas are always so sweet & cheerful! Vanilla latte is 👌🏼”

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  • Bayshore Resort 11781 22nd Street Southeast, Valley City Coffee Shops · $

    4 Bayshore Resort

    4.8 Superb 24 Reviews

    11781 22nd Street Southeast, Valley City

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hash Browns
    • Patty Melt

    “We've camped at Eggerts many times but never stopped at the resort. I'm so glad we finally did. So many great attributes but the best part was the service! high quality, above-and-beyond service is so rare these days but it did not go unnoticed. We will be back!”

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