Browse: Drink · · Area: Morristown(19 results)
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60 Beans Coffee (275 E Morris Blvd) brings a neighborhood café feel—dialed‑in espresso, pour‑over options, and a pastry case that rotates often. Tables work for laptop time; quick counter service suits a grab‑and‑go latte. Call (423) 839‑0407 to check hours before early meetings or late study sessions.
7 Brew Coffee (2803 W Andrew Johnson Hwy) is a two‑lane, smiles‑first drive‑thru built for speed: iced lattes, energy drinks, flavored teas, and kid‑friendly options. Lines look long but cycle quickly thanks to curbside order‑taking. If you’re between errands, this is the caffeine stop that won’t eat your schedule.
Dutch Bros Coffee (2850 W Andrew Johnson Hwy) delivers its signature drive‑thru rhythm—espresso classics, blended freezes, fruity energy drinks, and sugar‑free swaps. Staff hustle curbside with tablets, keeping cars flowing even at peak times. If you like customizing drinks, this menu is a playground without the wait.
A veteran- and family-owned coffee roaster in East Tennessee, Frontier Coffee roasts fresh every week. Its lineup covers light, medium, and dark roasts, flavored coffees, and single-serve cups in both whole-bean and ground form, alongside apparel, candles, and other lifestyle goods. Customers can buy by the bag or set up a recurring subscription. It's a small-batch roaster with a loyal local following.
Community sports grille with plenty of screens, a wing‑forward menu, burgers, and shareable appetizers. Spacious booths and high‑tops make it easy to meet friends before games; online ordering supports takeout during big matchups. Casual service, neighborhood feel, and a tap lineup tuned to college and pro seasons.
O’Charley’s Restaurant & Bar (3412 W Andrew Johnson Hwy) is the reliable “group dinner” answer—rolls and salads to start, steaks, chicken tenders, burgers, and big desserts for the table. TV sightlines suit game night, kids’ menus keep budgets sane, and (423) 587‑0175 handles call‑ahead seating when the parking lot looks packed.
Snowbird Mountain Coffee Co (400 E Economy Rd #1) roasts a local vibe with espresso drinks, cold brew, and seasonal lattes, plus breakfast bites for the commute. The drive‑thru moves, the menu reads simple, and staff remember regular orders. Handy detour before school drop‑off or a Douglas Lake morning.
Starbucks (4236 Roberts Ln, Morristown) anchors the retail corridor with mobile ordering, a dependable drive‑thru, and plenty of seating for laptop time. Espresso standards, refreshers, and seasonal drinks keep choices easy; bakery cases cover breakfast. It’s the predictable caffeine hub between big‑box errands and school pickups.