Mountain Grounds Coffee & Tea Co.

Banner Elk, North Carolina

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€4.95

Mountain Grounds Coffee & Tea Co.

Mountain Grounds is one of High Country's finest for coffee and teas. Its prime location places guests in the midst of Grandfather Mountain, Sugar Mountain and Beech Mountain. The coffee shop has a lodge feel, which invites you in and surrounds you with aromas of their delicious beverage.

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address3990 Highway NC-105 10, Banner Elk, NC
emailmountaingroundsnc@gmail.com
phone+1 828 783 9069
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/mtngrounds

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