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2014 Springfield Alphabetical Index 2014 SPRINGFIELD ALPHABETICAL INDEX GROCERY Dove’s Nest Atkins Farm Pop’s Pizza Herman Melville’s Arrowhead Wilbraham Children’s Museum Easthampton Diner Auntie Anne’s Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen museum Williams College Museum BJ’s Wholesale Club Easthampton Diner Restaurant Baskin Robbins® Ice Cream Quicky’s Restaurant Historic Deerfield Wistariahurst Museum Foster’s El Forastero Mexican Restaurant Belchertown Pizza Shop The Radical Roaster Coffee Holyoke Blue Sox World Tae Kwon Do Training Center Freshco Food market Elm Street diner Ben & Jerry’s Emporium The Infield Xtreme Paintball Green Acres Fruit Farm Europa Blue Reis Pizzeria Riff’s Joint Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort The Zoo in Forest Park Maple Farm Foods Ezio’s Ristorante Boston Market Sal’s Bakery & Cafe Junction Skate Park Finnegan’s Broaster Chicken Sarah’s Cheesecakes & Cafe Ken’s Bowl HIGHLIGHTS DINING OUT Kicks and Sticks Filipino Friendly’s Bueno Y Sano Serio’s Market Angeleno’s Martial Arts Abruzzo Frontera Grill Burger King® Sister’s Convenience & Deli Arvad’s Grill & Pub Kid Stuff The Adams Mill Restaurant Girly’s Grill Burgundy Brook Country Store Slice California Cafe Billings Farm & Museum Little Sports Fitness Amoroso’s The Good Table Inc. Cafe Du Jour Sonic Drive-In Blush Hill Country Club Look Park Bogie’s Steak & Ale The Greenfield Grille Cafe Evolutuon Sorrento’s II Pizza Don’s Driving Range The Meadows Golf Club Bounti Fare Gus and Pauls Chicken Queen Soup Green Mountain National Mill Valley Golf Cavalier Restaurant Homestyle Cafe Cindy’s Drive-In Soup’s On Breakfast $ Lunch Cafe Ice House Restaurant Mountain Adventure @ Jiminy Peak Currents Restaurant & Bar Ibiza Tapas Wine Bar Common Grounds Cafe Stubby’s Grab - N - Go McCarthy’s Restaurant Mt. Greylock Bowl Emma’s Everyday Gourmet Jake’s Drive-In Country Diner Subway McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub The Grapevine Grille Juncos & Cayey Restaurant Dad’s Euro Cup Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Tandem Bagel company of Fame Morse Farm Ski Touring Center J.Anthony’s Italian Grill Kaptain Jimmy’s Dairy Queen® That’s a Wrap! Nash Dinosaur Tracks & Rock Shop Mr. Pickwick’s Jae’s Asian Bistro La Fogata Restaurante Dana Park Pizza & Wings Paynter’s Restaurant Village Hotdog Norman Rockwell Museum Mel’s Restaurant La Trattoria Pizzeria & Ristorante Dotties Coffee Lounge at the Holiday Inn Whip City Sweets & Deli North Adams Steeplecats Michaels Restaurant Lanesboro Restaurant & Pizza The Donut Man Piecasso Pizzeria & Lounge White Hut Northfield Mountain Cross Country One West Restaurant & Lounge Lil ‘ Sophia’s Restaurant Dunkin’ Donuts Pizza Jerks of Killington Zukes Soup & Variety Ski Passes Silvia’s Intl. 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