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Eat Monroe a World of Food Right Around the Corner Eat Monroe A world of food right around the corner Roosevelt Drive (Rte 34) Great Fortune Monroe Deli Adrianna’s Bill’s Drive In Baskin Robbin/Dunkin Donuts Tina’s Soup Thyme American Pie Subway Dunkin Donuts Smithy Restaurant Dunkin Donuts Subway Panino’s The Waterview Home Plate Deli Tavern Old Zoar Drive In Doughnut Inn Vazzy’s Shelton Rd (Rte 110) Bella Rosa Country Pizza Stone Barn at Whitney Lia’s Farms GC Thai Berry Kitchen Peking Tokyo Grille Room at Whitney Dr Mike’s Ice Cream Peachwave Farms Sennen Japanese Elm Street Monroe Tpke (Rte 111) Last Drop Deli Paisanos Purdy Hill Bakery and India Raj Deli Gaetano’s Chaves Bakery & Deli Jennie’s Main Street (Rte 25) Carl Anthony’s McDonalds Tulu’s Monroe Fish Market Dairy Queen Fratello Deli Tunky’s Duchess McGowan’s Main Street (Rte 25) Monroe Diner Buffalo Bill’s Rustic Grille Doughnut Inn Mac Daddy’s Roberto’s HoneySpot #5 Pizza Dunkin Donuts Starbucks Sal’s Pizza El Coyote Jullians Pizza Subway Mr Mac’s Canteen Xiang Chinese Healthy Kitchen Main Theme/Styles Asian Rim American Great Fortune ~ Peking Tokyo Old Zoar Drive In ~ Grille Room Thai Berry Kitchen ~ Sennen Japanese McDonalds ~ Bill’s Drive In ~ Duchess Xiang Chinese ~ Healthy Kitchen Smithy ~Tavern ~ Rustic Grille Italian Monroe Fish~Buffalo Bills~Monroe Diner Adrianna’s ~ Tina’s ~ Jennie’s Mac Daddy’s ~ Mr. Mac’s Canteen McGowan’s ~ Bella Rosa ~ Paisano’s Ice Cream Lia’s ~ American Pie ~ Panino’s ~ Dairy Queen ~ Peachwave Country Pizza ~ Julians ~ Sal’s ~ Honeyspot #5 Baskin Robbins ~ Dr. Mikes Indian ~ India Raj Coffee Shops Mexican ~ El Coyote Dunkin Donuts ~ Doughnut Inn Contemporary Starbucks Tula ~ Vazzy’s ~ Carl Anthony’s Bakery / Deli Roberto’s Subway ~ Purdy Hill Bakery & Deli Banquet Facilities Home Plate Deli ~ Gaetano’s The Waterview Fratello Deli ~ Monroe Deli Stone Barn at Whitney Farms GC Last Drop Deli ~ Chaves Bakery & Deli Roberto’s .
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