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4.9

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Strawssoda – Batesville, AR

Strawssoda is all about small-town charm paired with big flavor. This Batesville favorite keeps prices low and menus packed with options, from fruity blends to classic soda flavors with a twist. Staff members are known for their patience and kindness, making the experience as enjoyable as the drinks themselves. Locals love how affordable it is, making it an easy go-to for families, students, or anyone craving something sweet.

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4.6

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Busy Bean – Pocahontas, AR

Busy Bean combines the feel of a coffee shop with the playfulness of a soda stop, making it a community favorite in Pocahontas. Known for its excellent service and quirky menu, it serves everything from sticky bun coffee to creative soda-based drinks. Customers appreciate the friendly baristas, affordable prices, and cozy atmosphere. With its mix of sweet pastries, energy drinks, and fun soda creations, Busy Bean is a perfect stop for both locals and visitors passing through.

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3.8

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Andrea Jones

Southwest Soda Pop Shop – Washington, DC

Tucked along the lively DC Wharf, this family-run soda shop is a charming throwback. The setting is outdoors with plenty of shaded seating, making it a relaxed stop while strolling the waterfront. Locals especially appreciate the friendly service and sense of community here, with young staff making the place feel fresh and full of energy. It’s a simple but satisfying spot that captures the joy of a classic soda stand.

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4.7

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Shanna Bho

Rocket Gourmet Wraps & Sodas – Billings, MT

Rocket has been serving craft sodas and hearty wraps in Billings for more than 20 years, making it a beloved institution. The highlight is their homemade root beer, which is so good that the growler sells it. Pair it with one of their gourmet wraps, like the Ginger wrap, for a filling and flavorful meal. The décor is quirky and fun, the service is friendly, and the menu caters to both meat lovers and vegetarians.

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4.6

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Soda Retreat – Salem, UT

Soda Retreat is a Utah favorite where soda culture has taken root more than almost anywhere else. Drinks here come in endless combinations, with crowd-pleasers like the Taledega. Families love the wide menu that includes cookies, energy drinks, and ice cream, making it a one-stop shop for treats. The atmosphere is bright and cheerful, and the staff is known for being courteous and fast.

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4.5

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Cliff

Simply Soda – Harrisville, UT

Simply Soda may fly under the radar compared to bigger chains like Swig, but locals argue it’s just as good, if not better. The Harrisville shop offers a wide selection of sodas, energy drinks, and even protein shakes for a healthier spin. The menu is diverse and creative, and the service is consistently warm and quick. Affordable prices and a welcoming atmosphere make it a hidden gem worth seeking out in Northern Utah.

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4.7

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The Drip Coffee and Soda Pop Shop – Eden, UT

The Drip is a cozy spot in Eden that brings together soda and coffee lovers under one roof. The staff is famously friendly, often remembering regular orders, and the menu offers both sweet soda creations and comforting coffee drinks. Mexican hot chocolate and specialty sodas are standouts, but customers also love the welcoming, laid-back environment.

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4.5

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Crema Coffee & Soda – Salt Lake City, UT

Crema has become a go-to in Salt Lake City for those who want both coffee and soda in one place. The shop serves creative pre-set combinations along with customizable options, making it easy to build the perfect drink. Customers rave about the consistent service, quick turnaround, and tasty food options like breakfast croissants and pastries. The vibe is relaxed and cozy, ideal for a mid-day stop or casual hangout.

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4.4

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Sodalicious – Provo, UT

Sodalicious is a household name in Provo, famous for its playful menus and endless customization. Drinks come in every flavor combination imaginable, with clever names that keep regulars entertained. Prices are affordable, service is fast, and the cookies are almost as popular as the sodas. Hidden in a small storefront, the shop still pulls in steady crowds who come for both nostalgia and novelty.

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4.5

of 5.0

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The Franklin Fountain – Philadelphia, PA

Franklin Fountain is a trip back in time. Staff dressed in vintage clothing serve ice cream sundaes, floats, and sodas in a shop decorated with old-fashioned flair. It’s small, but the experience is big on charm. Root beer floats, homemade ice cream, and traditional Coke served soda fountain–style make it a destination for both tourists and locals. It’s more than just a soda shop — it’s a living piece of history in Philadelphia.

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3.9

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Lexington Candy Shop – New York, NY

Opened in 1925, Lexington Candy Shop is a true New York classic. This soda fountain and diner serves traditional Coke the old-fashioned way, along with classic American eats like burgers and club sandwiches. The vintage stools, retro décor, and nostalgic vibe make it a special stop in Manhattan. While prices reflect its Midtown location, the experience of sipping a Coke float in such a historic setting is worth it.

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4.5

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(72)

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Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea - Ann Arbor

Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea is a dependable café that blends quality drinks with a relaxed atmosphere, making it a favorite for students around the University of Michigan. The menu includes standout iced matcha lattes, classic espresso drinks, and fresh pastries that pair well with long study sessions. The courtyard seating offers plenty of space to work, read, or catch up with friends.

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4.3

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Hidden Grounds Chai & Coffee House - New Brunswick

Hidden Grounds has become a staple near Rutgers, serving creative drinks and hearty bites in a lively yet approachable setting. Students stop in for seasonal specials or classic lattes, often paired with popular items like salmon bagels or pita sandwiches. The café is compact but designed for both short breaks and long study sessions.

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4.9

of 5.0

(634)

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Abide Coffeehouse

Abide Coffeehouse sits at the center of student life in Wilkes-Barre, nestled between two universities. The interior offers cozy seating for study sessions or group work, while the menu covers everything from specialty lattes to fresh tea blends. The staff is known for being warm and welcoming, which gives the café a community feel that students appreciate.

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4.9

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Lola’s at The Inn

Lola’s blends a cozy, home-like vibe with the energy of a student hub. Just steps from IWU, the café offers warm lighting, mismatched furniture, and quiet nooks that make it ideal for studying or small group gatherings. The menu highlights comforting drinks and gluten-free pastries, making it inclusive for a wide range of students.

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4.6

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Summit Coffee Co. — Davidson

Summit Coffee has long been part of the Davidson College experience. Students frequent the café for its quality roasted beans and easygoing atmosphere, often stopping by before or after the local farmer’s market. Open-mic nights and music events add to its appeal as a cultural gathering space.

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4.6

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Temple Coffee Roasters — Davis

Temple Coffee Roasters is a student staple in Davis, with a reputation for meticulous brewing and bright, airy spaces. The café offers a strong menu of seasonal drinks and vegan pastries, keeping pace with the diverse campus community. Seating is designed to handle both solo study and group discussions, and the staff is consistently praised for being welcoming.

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4.5

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Jason Gould

Café Bon Ami

This small Uptown café has built a reputation for smooth lattes and buttery pastries that make mornings better. Seasonal flavors like honey nut or ube fig give a twist to the usual coffee lineup. The space is warm and welcoming, with a steady stream of locals stopping in before work. It’s a laid-back spot that feels like part of the neighborhood’s daily rhythm.

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4.8

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Fourth Wall Coffee

Fourth Wall is where good coffee meets a relaxed, art-filled setting. The space offers plenty of room to linger over a lavender latte or a warm quiche. Local artwork and a cozy back seating area give it a distinctly New Orleans vibe. It’s a place to slow down and soak in both caffeine and culture.

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4.7

of 5.0

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Coffee Science

Known for its experimental approach, Coffee Science roasts beans in-house and brews each cup with precision. The menu is creative without being complicated, offering drinks that surprise and impress. The space feels open and modern, perfect for both quick stops and longer visits. It’s a go-to for serious coffee fans looking for something beyond the basics.

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4.8

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Kelsey Price

Congregation Coffee Roasters

Congregation pairs quality coffee with a quiet, friendly atmosphere. It’s a local favorite for early morning lattes and flaky pastries fresh out of the oven. The vibe is easygoing, making it a great spot to unwind away from the busier parts of town. The coffee here is well-balanced, always smooth and satisfying.

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4.6

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Cameron Embree

Envie Espresso Bar & Café

A classic French Quarter hangout serving hearty breakfasts alongside rich coffee drinks. The shrimp and grits are a standout dish, but their lattes and iced teas keep the line moving all morning. The interior has a cozy, lived-in feel that locals love. Perfect for a caffeine boost before wandering the Quarter’s narrow streets.

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4.6

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Mammoth Espresso

This modern café is bright, minimal, and focused on quality over fuss. Espresso drinks are made with care, and baked goods are simple yet delicious. It’s a popular stop for remote workers who need good coffee and a calm space to focus. The large windows offer a great view of the street outside, adding to its appeal.

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4.7

of 5.0

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Spitfire Coffee Bar

Spitfire is a tiny shop with a big reputation for pulling bold, flavorful espresso shots. The menu is short and sharp, designed for people who know what they like. Despite the small size, the service is friendly and fast, keeping the line moving. It’s a true hidden gem in the heart of the Quarter.

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4.6

of 5.0

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Shana Halloran

HiVolt Coffee

HiVolt blends specialty coffee with a menu of hearty breakfast plates and smoothies. The atmosphere is lively without feeling rushed, making it a favorite weekend brunch stop. Their praline latte and house-baked pastries are particularly popular. It’s a spot that feels welcoming to regulars and newcomers alike.

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