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Copper Kettle Bakery

Bakeries

Main bakery (Primary): 221 Third Avenue
Downtown: 48 Market Street
Northside: 860 North Ridge Road

Fresh bread, seasonal pastries and a good place to start a conversation. Copper Kettle Bakery is a neighborhood bakery with a counter for the morning rush and tables for people who have a little longer. Stop in for bread, something sweet, or coffee with a colleague before the day gets busy. Planning a team breakfast? Ask about a pastry assortment for your next meeting. The bakery also hosts the Chamber's Monthly Members Coffee, a relaxed way to meet other local business owners and find out what is happening nearby.

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Corvid Coffee Roasters

Coffee Shops

Roastery at the back, twelve seats at the front, and wholesale bags for half the cafes here.

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Salt & Cedar Restaurant

Fine Dining

Seasonal dinners and a private room for gathering around one table. Salt & Cedar is a place to bring a conversation that deserves more than a quick coffee. The restaurant serves dinner five nights a week and has a private room for groups of up to 24. Talk with the team about a business dinner, a family celebration or a small community gathering. Group menus and dates are arranged directly with the restaurant.

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Tidewell Catering Co.

Catering

Weddings, wakes and the chamber dinner. Kitchen on Foundry Yard, vans everywhere else.

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