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Where to get your coffee to-go in Lexington

Need some caffeine on-the-go? Try out one of these six drive-thru coffee spots around town.

A barista hands a coffee cup to a customer through a drive-thru.

Good coffee can be convenient, too. | Photo courtesy of The Human Bean

While we love an afternoon at one of our cozy coffee shops, sometimes, time is of the essence. So we’ve rounded up six drive-thru coffee shops to get your next jolt of caffeine.

Coffee Queens, 1757 Alexandria Dr.
Colorful and seasonal beverages are the name of the game here — try a Summer Lotus Bliss.

Common Grounds Coffee House, Various locations
If you need a little brekkie to go with your coffee, look no further.

Dutch Bros Coffee, 234 E. New Circle Rd.
Fast, friendly, and speedy — just what you need for those lunch break coffee runs.

The Human Bean, Various locations
With options for the “Little Beans,” this is the prime spot for everyone in the family.

7 Brew Coffee, Various locations
If you’re looking for a quick caffeine fix and a warm smile, you’ve found the right coffee shop.

Leestown Coffee, 1416 Leestown Rd.
This locally owned shop features award-winning cold brew, flavor add-ins like pistachio cream, and rotating baked treats.

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