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1 Vault Nutrition
110 West Main Street, Madisonville
“Awesome ambiance. Knowledgeable and very friendly staff. Owner possesses encyclopedic knowledge of all things health/fitness related. Cannot recommend enough.”
6 Best Coffee Shops in Madisonville
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2 Heart To Heart
109 W Trinity St, Madisonville
- Delivery
“Beautiful store, tasty coffee and stunning floral arrangements! My son and his girlfriend had their prom corsage and boutonniere made here. They were very helpful, friendly and all around an amazing, fun experience. highly recommend everything here!”
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3 Scooter's Coffee
614 South May Street, Madisonville
“We “scooted” in at 7:56pm as they were closing at 8pm and even though we were pushing closing time they still had wonderful customer service. Not to mention the patience they had to have dealing with our indecisive truck full!😂 Anyways, I got a caramelicious sea salt hot latte and saying that it was delicious is an UNDERSTATEMENT! Will be going back😁💕”
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Donut Shops · $
4 Shipley Do-Nuts
3303 East Main Street Suite 101, Madisonville
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- Kolaches Sausage Cheese & Jalapeno
- Kolaches Sausage Cheese & Jalapeno
- Chocolate Cream Filled
- Chocolate Iced Nut
“I was introduced to Shipley’s in 1977 while in college in Terrell, Tx”
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5 Starbucks Coffee Company
3000 East Main Street, Madisonville
- Take-Out
“Omg I love the employees so much, they’re super fast and so super sweet to me every time I’m there. My entire day is always made when I go, Carlie has always been so sweet and kind to me. I love starting my morning and sometimes ending my night with a nice drink along with a smile. My favorite Starbucks 🤗”
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Fast Food · $
6 McDonald's
2602 East Main Street, Madisonville
- Take-Out
- Delivery
- Drive-Through
Customers’ favorites
- Quarter Pounder and Grilled Chicken Sandwich
- Quarter Pounder Hamburger
- Happy Meal Hamburger
- Fish Fillet Sandwich
“Placed a mobile order and did drive-thru pick up. Service was quick and good was very hot/freshly made. (It's across the highway from Buc-ee's so it's easy to go to both if you have picky kids that only eat nuggets or burgers but you wanted a chopped brisket sandwich and need to pump gas!)”
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