4 Best Coffee Shops near Saint Georges

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  • Tim Hortons 410 150e Rue, Saint-Georges Coffee Shops · $

    1 Tim Hortons

    3.8 Good 53 Reviews

    410 150e Rue, Saint-Georges

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    Customers’ favorites

    • Sandwich Au Poulet Croustillant Irrésistible
    • Timatin Du Travailleur
    • Pumpkin Spice Donut
    • Biscuit Du Bonheur

    “Great service! We ordered a coffee, a French vanilla with a chicken bacon wrap and everything was very delicious the drinks were not bland and the wrap was very good everything was very delicious! It's quite rare to have good service of this kind. I live in Quebec and I can tell you that it's not at all the same quality of service!!! Thank you very much, keep up the good work!! 😄”

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  • Tim Hortons 9024 Bd Lacroix, Saint-Georges Food · $

    2 Tim Hortons

    3.2 Average 33 Reviews

    9024 Bd Lacroix, Saint-Georges

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    Customers’ favorites

    • Sandwich Gratiné Au Fromage Fondu Et Au Bacon
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  • Tim Hortons 1990 6e Avenue de l'Orme, Saint-Georges Coffee Shops · $

    3 Tim Hortons

    3.2 Average 41 Reviews

    1990 6e Avenue de l'Orme, Saint-Georges

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    Customers’ favorites

    • Quartiers de Pommes de Terre Avec Sel de Mer
    • Wrap-délice Poulet Habanero - Croustillant
    • Croissant Avec Nutella
    • Poulet Croustillant

    “Tim Horton is the go to place for breakfast in Canada. It may not be fine dining, but the packed parking lot and the line at the takeout shows that this is very popular. If you live in Saint George, this is a good place to come with your friends and also to catch up on the local gossip.”

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  • Tim Hortons 551 Bd Renault, Beauceville Coffee Shops · $

    4 Tim Hortons

    3.1 Average 55 Reviews

    551 Bd Renault, Beauceville · 8.06 miles

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    Customers’ favorites

    • Original Café Infusé À Froid
    • Beignet Pommes Beignes
    • Tim Glacé

    “Vegetarian options: Plus d’option pour les végétariens Parking: Emplacement spacieux, facile d’accès, gratuit, sécuritaire. Pour plus d’une trentaine de voiture je pense 🤔. A part le service au volant Kid-friendliness: Menus adaptés aux enfants Wheelchair accessibility: Accès facile aux personnes en fauteuil”

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