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Coffee Shops near Carey
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Coffee Shops · $
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Fast Food · $
2 McDonald's
1295 South Vance Street, Carey
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
- Burger King Chicken Nuggets
- Mcflurry with M&M's Candies
- Mccafé Caramel Iced Coffee
“Never again! Never heard a staff complain so much about helping customers. Never seen such poor management and ignoring customers in store. No where near the level of service you get at other locations.”
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Coffee Shops · $
3 Beca House Coffee
965 East Wyandot Avenue, Upper Sandusky · 10.51 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Smoothie - Strawberry
- Betty White Chocolate
- Caramel Frappuccino
- Dragonfruit Ninja
“First time today as I live in Tiffin!! this place is completely delicious. You definitely got something good going here.!! I took a recommendation from the beautiful girl behind me and it is delicious.!! thank you”
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Coffee & Tea · $
4 Mike's Dairy Bar
129 North Warpole Street, Upper Sandusky · 9.83 miles
- Take-Out
Customers’ favorites
- Chocolate Ice Cream
- Butterfinger
- Sundaes
“I stopped in while driving through town. It was just my youngest child and myself. We ordered a hot fudge shake, onion rings, smurf cone and a sloppy joe. Upon receiving our order I noticed my sloppy joe was not a sloppy joe at all, just plain ground beef inside a bun. I tried a small bite to see if my eyes were deceiving me. sure enough it was plain beef no seasoning or sauce. I was not happy with that so I took the sandwich back. I explained what I am used to as a sloppy joe (ground beef with a tomato base sauce). The young employee was rude without reason and when I asked to talk to the manager she came out and told me "you got what you ordered so thats what you get, we will make you a different sandwhich but at full price". I asked for a refund for at least the sandwich and was also refused that. I am writing this review so nobody else has the same treatment I did. All the other food I got was good but the sandwich was false advertised and the staff treated the situation very unproffessionally. 1/5 score from me.”
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Bubble Tea · $
5 Future U Nutrition
Upper Sandusky · 9.9 miles
“great people who work there! feel welcomed! awesome workouts! love the teas! booming, motivating atmosphere!”
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Donut Shops · $
6 Glazed Over
119 West Johnson Street, Upper Sandusky · 10.2 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Dozen Glazed Donuts
- S'Mores Brownie
- Apple Fritter
- Cinnamon Roll
“Stumbled across this cute little donut/coffee shop and boy what a find! The staff was friendly and very helpful. I could tell they really took pride in their craft. The selection was staggering, it was hard to pick just a few. We left will an overloaded box full and man oh man, some of the best ive had, and I have had a lot of donuts! Definitely worth the trip, we will absolutely be back to try the coffee selection and of course, more donuts!”
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Fast Food · $
7 McDonald's
1650 East Wyandot Avenue, Upper Sandusky · 10.89 miles
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Two Triple Cheeseburgers on One Bun
- Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
- Mcflurry with M&M's Candies
- Quarter Pounder Hamburger
“Very busy but the ladies working there got our food to us fast and with a smile. The gentleman cleaning up outside did a great job. I watched him pick up the tiniest piece of trash on the ground, and most people would have just left it there.”
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