Coffee Shops near Greenville

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  • Lil' Piece BBQ and Catering 3822 County Rte 26, Greenville Coffee & Tea · $$

    1 Lil' Piece BBQ and Catering

    4.9 Superb 98 Reviews

    3822 County Rte 26, Greenville

    Customers’ favorites

    • Brisket Sandwich
    • Pulled Pork

    “Absolutely hands down the best BBQ place. The staff are amazing and food is delicious.”

  • Dunkin' 11501 NY-32, Greenville Coffee Shops · $

    2 Dunkin'

    2.9 Average 136 Reviews

    11501 NY-32, Greenville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Iced Latte
    • Donuts

    “After three random days of random orders, always having to ask for Extra Coconut flavors because the app only allows 4 pumps of this unsweetened flavor. This morning my when stopping to get my coffee I did my normal can you please add extra, and they said we are already adding your extra coconut for you! It's the little things in life like not feeling like a pain for them to have to find the already made coffee to add extra! ( Not that they ever act like I am) they always do it and with a smile. Thanks ladies for making the coffee this morning and just remembering!”

  • Red Star Cafe & Bakery 526 Main Street, Cairo Coffee Shops · $

    3 Red Star Cafe & Bakery

    4.9 Superb 138 Reviews

    526 Main Street, Cairo · 7.99 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Curried Chicken Salad Sandwich
    • Ham and Cheese Croissant
    • Pumpkin Cakes
    • Coffee Cake

    “We just had the iced almond joy latte and the lemon poppyseed cruffin and both were delicious! First time there and we will definitely be back :) Loved the atmosphere and that this cozy little place exists in Cairo!”

  • McDonald's 7621 NY-32, Cairo Fast Food · $

    4 McDonald's

    3.2 Average 246 Reviews

    7621 NY-32, Cairo · 8.37 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Cheeseburger and Fries with Sprite
    • Sausage Egg & Cheese Mcgriddles
    • Mcflurry with M&M's Candies
    • Bacon Egg & Cheese Biscuit

    “This McDonald’s location really stands out, especially because of the playground area. Not many McDonald’s still have indoor play places anymore, so it’s always great to find one that is clean, safe, and well-maintained. The playground here is a huge bonus for families — kids have a place to burn energy, and parents get a chance to relax while enjoying their meal. The play area was spotless when I visited. No trash on the floor, tables wiped down, and everything looked like it was checked regularly. The equipment inside looked sturdy and well cared for, and you can tell the staff takes the time to keep it in good shape. It felt like a fun and safe environment for kids of all ages. Food came out fast, fresh, and hot — exactly what you want from McDonald’s. Service was friendly and welcoming, and even with the busyness that comes with having a playground, the staff stayed on top of everything. Overall, this is one of the better McDonald’s locations in the area. If you have kids or just want a clean, comfortable place to sit, the playground makes this spot an easy 5-star pick. Highly recommended for families and anyone who appreciates a well-run restaurant.”

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