Coffee Shops in Greenville

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  • Fresh Grounds Coffeehouse & Cafe 172 Main Street, Greenville Coffee Shops · $

    1 Fresh Grounds Coffeehouse & Cafe

    4.8 Superb 171 Reviews

    172 Main Street, Greenville

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate
    • Hot Caramel Apple Cider
    • Caramel Apple Smoothie
    • Raspberry Lemon Frost

    “Yay Marty! Framer and artist extraordinaire; tireless worker. Good coffee drinks, in a city-like atmosphere are served, AND their latest curated exhibition is so good you'll want to return again and again during its run of 6 weeks. I will and I'll use the elevator 'cause I'll be seeing it so much!? (the gallery is on the 2nd floor).”

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  • Paxton's Restaurant 143 Main Street, Greenville Family · $

    2 Paxton's Restaurant

    4.4 Superb 173 Reviews

    143 Main Street, Greenville

    • Take-Out

    Customers’ favorites

    • Hot Roast Beef Sandwich & Deep Fried Homefries & Gravy
    • Breakfast Scramble
    • Biscuits and Gravy
    • Mashed Potatoes

    “Gotta agree with prior post..Came here after going to Pymatuning as a kid. Then a few times at Thiel. Good food... quaint, cozy atmosphere, and a great staff. Was there when it went 24hrs on the weekend”

    Menu
  • McDonald's 63 Hadley Road, Greenville Fast Food · $

    3 McDonald's

    2.5 Average 250 Reviews

    63 Hadley Road, Greenville

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery
    • Drive-Through

    Customers’ favorites

    • Quarter Pounder Hamburger
    • Quarter Pounder Deluxe
    • Mcdouble Cheeseburger
    • World Famous Fries

    “Ordered food tonight and it was terrible! Not the first time. I will never order from the Greenville Mcdonald's again!”

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