North Lime Coffee & Donuts in Lexington

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  Skye O'Neill

  :: 02 May 2018 23:11:40

  Coffee was great and the doughnuts even better. Its pretty small though and we waited quite awhile in line (about 15 minutes) and then again to get our drinks(another 20 minutes) but that's pretty standard for any coffee shop. Who knows? Maybe they were having an issue with the espresso machine? I will go again but next time, I might just get the doughnuts and head home from there.

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  Gabriel Portugal

  :: 16 April 2018 18:40:17

  Seductive food and coffee. I go here at least once a week, would definitely suggest this place to anyone who enjoys doughnuts and/or coffee.

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  Ashley Loebach

  :: 16 March 2018 10:35:55

  Thinks a cool up beat coffee shop. They had a good brew of coffee and a wide selection of food to choose from. It was easy to get to, although you need tonlarkon the street to get tonthem, or find a parking garage (if there are any around). They sell their own coffee beans for you to brew at home too as well.as other merchandise like T shirts and hats. If you go here, check out the bottom of your receipt for a good laugh :)

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  Andrew Shen

  :: 25 February 2018 11:03:33

  Small but comfy inside and places to sit outside in good weather. Good donuts and coffee/espresso drinks. Especially like the blackberry-filled and funkfetti donuts. Coffee drinks are priced pretty similar to Starbucks, taste slightly better. They also have a March Madness donut competition. Only drawback is that the specialty donuts can get a little pricey, but generally worth it.

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  Ralff Harmon

  :: 14 February 2018 16:07:50

  Donuts are great, don't get me wrong. I actually get donuts from here frequently and have no intention on stopping. However, they run out of donuts quickly and often. I've been in mid day and even with a 'sorry, we only have glazed left.' Its quite disappointing that a place that has a specific primary food doesn't really have that food all the time. Would a business rather have leftovers to throw out at the end of the day rather that lose sales frequently because they are out of their primary product. It REALLY sucks.