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1 Studio Yarmouth Coffee Shop
255 Main Street, Yarmouth
“Their caramel macchiato is great so is the cocoa almond energy bar”
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2 Tim Hortons
75 Starrs Road, Yarmouth
“I absolutely adore Tim Hortons! ♥️ Their coffee, especially the dark roast, is exceptional—rich, bold, and full of flavor. A quick tip: be sure to specify the dark roast when ordering; otherwise, you might just receive their standard blend, which is good but not as robust. In addition to coffee, they offer delicious caramel shots and iced cappuccinos, making for a delightful treat at any time of day. Plus, their menu features a variety of items that are frequently updated, so there's always something new to try!”
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3 Tim Hortons
520 Main Street, Yarmouth
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Flatbread Pizza
- Baconator
“The Restaurant is in a good location, staff was friendly and the restaurant was clean”
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4 McDonald's
1 Starrs Road, Yarmouth
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
“We had the best experience today, June 11th. We were picking up about 25 meals for a school trip, and the staff and supervisor helped us with so much kindness and patience. And the orders were all correct and they helped box up and carry everything to our vehicle. The staff and students from Lakeview Academy are very thankful! Keep up the awesome work!”
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