Anderson
Coastal Cafe and Creamery

Coastal Cafe and Creamery

Sweets & Treats in Piedmont

4.8 287 Google reviews

+1 864 349 19 353411 SC-153, Piedmont, South Carolina 29673

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3411 SC-153, Piedmont, South Carolina 29673

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About

Coastal Cafe and Creamery is a charming and vibrant establishment that combines the best of both worlds: delectable light food options and an irresistible selection of frozen treats. Our partnership with Hershey's Ice Cream ensures that every scoop we serve is rich, creamy, and made from the finest ingredients. Located in the heart of Powdersville, SC, our café offers a delightful escape for locals and visitors alike.

Amenities

From the business

  • Identifies as veteran-owned
  • Small business

Service options

  • Delivery
  • Drive-through
  • In-store pickup
  • Onsite services
  • Takeout
  • Dine-in

Highlights

  • Great dessert

Popular for

  • Solo dining

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom

Dining options

  • Seating

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