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1 Michael's Coffee Shop & Bakery Estevan
1229 4 Street, Estevan
Customers’ favorites
- Giant Cookies
- Cinnamon Bun
“Micheal’s has amazing coffee and cinnamon buns and I love the New Estevan location!!”
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Ice Cream Shop · $
2 KōN Artisan Ice Cream
1212 4 Street, Estevan
“Best ice cream! Many flavours, I tried the salted caramel and it was so amazing”
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Coffee Shops · $
3 Tim Hortons
300 King Street, Estevan
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Maple Bacon Breakfast Sandwich
- Farmer's Breakfast Sandwich
- Hot Chocolate and Tim Bits
“Been coming to this Tim Hortons for years and it never really disappoints. Stopped in last Friday evening after work and the drive-through line moved surprisingly fast for how busy it was. The girl at the window actually remembered my double double order without me even saying it, which honestly made my night. If you're in Estevan and need a reliable coffee and a quick bite, this is just the spot.”
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4 Tim Hortons
133 4 Street, Estevan
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Hot Chocolate and Tim Bit
- Donut
“Stopped by for a coffee and breakfast sandwich around 8am on Saturday before heading out to explore downtown Estevan, and the line moved fast even with a small weekend rush. The staff at the counter were genuinely friendly and got my order right without any back and forth, which I always appreciate when I'm in a new city. Found a spot by the window with decent natural light, good for catching up on emails before continuing my day trip. Solid consistent experience, exactly what you want from a quick stop like this.”
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Fast Food · $
5 McDonald's
1310 6 Street, Estevan
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Apple Pie
- Muffins
“Today’s the day I leave a review. Why you ask? Not cause of poopy service, poor food quality or being miss treated. No no. Because some psycho lady in the drive through was loosing her mind that she couldn’t get a deal that they have advertise and you need the app to get said deal. Apparently getting the app was the end of the world for this women who should maybe skip going through the drive through and make yourself a meal yourself lol. People, the app gives you deals and points which involves free food! Props to the women working who were calm and kept it together cause I would’ve lost it! There just people doing there jobs at the end of the day. Treat them the way you want to be treated. And to the overly sensitive lady in the car. I hope you see this and now I ruin your day as well;) Cut back on the calories, go for a jog or something. Also I go here every once in awhile and they always get my order correct. Good work by the employees.”
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