4 Best Coffee Shops near Strawberry Plains

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  • Crossroads Cafe 536 Asheville Highway, Strawberry Plains Cafe · $

    1 Crossroads Cafe

    4.5 Superb 126 Reviews

    536 Asheville Highway, Strawberry Plains

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Double Cheese Burger & Fries & Blackberry Cobbler
    • Scrambled Eggs Sausage and Biscuit Yuumy
    • Grilled Cheese & Fries
    • Chuckwagon Sandwich

    “First of all, the biscuits really are fantastic. Highly recommended. For 1st time visitors, here are a few tips: 1. There's more to the menu than what you see on the video monitor 2. Walk in, turn left and place your order at the kitchen under the menu signs 3. Coffee and soft drinks are self serve along the front wall 4. When your order is ready, someone will likely deliver it to your table along with a record of the items you purchased 5. When done, pay for everything (food, any drinks you grabbed) at the front counter 6. It's also a BP station, so all forms of payment are accepted”

  • Mimi's Gas Station Coffee 2320 Winfield Dunn Parkway, Sevierville Coffee Shops · $

    2 Mimi's Gas Station Coffee

    4.4 Superb 59 Reviews

    2320 Winfield Dunn Parkway, Sevierville · 10.61 miles

    Customers’ favorites

    • Dark or White Chocolate

    “Hi MiMi, my husband and I are from GA and we stopped by the Knife store on our way back home today. We saw your adorable stand and stopped by to get coffee on our way out. I met your granddaughter and she explained how she was on her third day after being trained and today was the busiest day yet. I am also a MiMi to my 7 grandchildren. I assured her she was doing a great job and her grandmother should be proud. You have a beautiful granddaughter and awesome setup!! God Bless you both ❤️”

  • Starbucks Coffee Company 2946 Winfield Dunn Parkway, Kodak Coffee Shops · $

    3 Starbucks Coffee Company

    3.6 Good 17 Reviews

    2946 Winfield Dunn Parkway, Kodak · 8.55 miles

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    “I visit this Starbucks frequently, and there is one manager Amber who continuously makes the experience uncomfortable. She complicates the ordering process, talks to customers with an attitude, and seems bothered by basic requests. I’ve raised this issue with other managers before, but it hasn’t improved. I really hope the store takes customer concerns seriously.”

  • Starbucks Coffee Company 180 Rutledge Pike, Blaine Coffee Shops · $$

    4 Starbucks Coffee Company

    4.0 Good 3 Reviews

    180 Rutledge Pike, Blaine · 5.24 miles

    “The “Dream Team” is what I call the “ladies” at Starbucks! They are exceptional! Always greet you with a smile and are willing to go the extra mile to share their knowledge of new drinks. When I go in store and see the girls working I KNOW my drink will be exactly as it was the last time, delicious. I unfortunately don’t get that experience consistently, it’s dependent on the staff. I have never witnessed the “girls” being anything less than courteous. It’s gotten to the point that several people including myself won’t order if we don’t see them working. I myself have gotten venti drinks only half full, no exaggeration. I have also been told there was no way to order one of the hot drinks in a cold version. BUT again that has never happened with the “dream team”! You go gals of Starbucks, we love having you in Blaine!!!”

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