4 Best Coffee Shops near Palmerston

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  • Tim Hortons 535 Main Street West, Palmerston Coffee Shops · $

    1 Tim Hortons

    3.7 Good 174 Reviews

    535 Main Street West, Palmerston

    Customers’ favorites

    • Sandwich
    • Tim Bits

    “Very impressed with the young staff!! They are always smiles and very helpful! They all have great customer service even though they deal with some unkind customers! I would recommend Palmerston Timmies! Have some patience and it will go along way with customer service! Be happy these teens aren’t running the streets causing trouble and instead trying to learn to make money and survive in this very impatient society! Keep up the great work Palmerston!! 😁”

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  • The Magic Ice Cream Shoppe 25 Elora St S, Harriston Ice Cream Shop · $

    2 The Magic Ice Cream Shoppe

    4.8 Superb 64 Reviews

    25 Elora St S, Harriston · 5.54 miles

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chocolate Fudge Brownie Ice Cream
    • Small Scoop of Ice Cream
    • Ice Cream Waffle Cone
    • Homemade Waffle Cone

    “This place is amazing! My daughters love it! came in today for some floats. customer service was impeccable. I definitely recommend yall check them out!”

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  • Tim Hortons 182 Elora Street North, Harriston Coffee & Tea · $

    3 Tim Hortons

    3.2 Average 192 Reviews

    182 Elora Street North, Harriston · 5.94 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Toasted Bagel with Cream Cheese

    “We used the Drive Threw, the service was fast, coffee was perfect, the selection of Timbits in our 10 pack was perfect, we got all the new flavors! The customer service from the two young people working around 12 pm was wonderful, very polite.”

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  • Tim Hortons 836 Wallace Avenue North, Listowel Donuts · $

    4 Tim Hortons

    3.2 Average 114 Reviews

    836 Wallace Avenue North, Listowel · 8.22 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Medium Iced Capp

    “I had such a great experience at Tim Hortons thanks to Mack and Neveah! They were both incredibly sweet, helpful, and genuinely a joy to chat with. It’s always nice when you come across employees who make you feel welcomed and appreciated. They really made my visit a pleasant one, and I wanted to make sure their kindness was recognized. Thank you, Mack and Neveah! 😊”

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