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List of Companies That Have Self-Certified (As of 6/4/20) List of companies that have self-certified (as of 6/4/20) Business Name Business Address City County Sector Zip Code @the corner Restaurant Litchfield Litchfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06759 “B” CHIC Wilton Fairfield County Retail & Malls 06897 1 & 1B CORP. New Haven New Haven County Retail & Malls 06511 1 & Done Agency LLC Glastonbury Hartford County Offices 06033 1,2,3 Let's Eat! bethel Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06801 10 North Main St LLC Redding Fairfield County Offices 06896 100 Main LLC Falls Village Litchfield County Retail & Malls 06031 1000 Degrees Pizza Lisbon New London County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06351 105restaurant lounge Meriden New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06451 108 Mill Plain Road, LLC Redding Fairfield County Offices 06896 114 Broad Street LLC Stamford Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06901 116 Crown New Haven New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06510 116 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK Fairfield County Retail & Malls 06854 12 Havemeyer Investments LLC Greenwich Fairfield County Offices 06830 1221 Post Road East Associates, LLC Westport Fairfield County Offices 06880 12345 Mansfield Tolland County Offices 06250 129 On Main Salon & Spa Cheshire New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06410 148 Bedford LLC, DBA Roasted Stamford Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06901 1552 Realty Partners, LLC Fairfield Fairfield County Offices 06824 16 Handles Fairfield Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06825 1678 mw turnpike llc Milldale Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06467 168 York Street Cafe New Haven New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06510 1741 Pub & Grill Middlefield Middlesex County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06455 1754 House Woodbury Litchfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06798 177 Blue Hills Rd LLC Fairfield Fairfield County Retail & Malls 06824 177 Blue Hills Rd LLC Hamden New Haven County Retail & Malls 06518 177 Broad Street Owner LLC c/o RFR Realty StamfordLLC Fairfield County Offices 06901 177 WPA LLC Greenwich Fairfield County Offices 06830 180 Barbershop Manchester Hartford County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06040 191 Works, LLC Westport Fairfield County Offices 06880 195 Church Street Associates, LLC New Haven New Haven County Offices 06510 1950 TCB LLC d/b/a Roma Ristorante Oakville Litchfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06779 1957 Trumbull Fairfield County Outdoor Recreation 06611 19th at Blue Fox, Inc. Avon Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06001 19th Hole Restaurant Bridgeport Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06604 2 Sisters Trading Post Salem New London County Retail & Malls 06420 20 leonard st cafe Waterbury New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06708 201 Broad Street Owner LLC c/o RFR Realty StamfordLLC Fairfield County Offices 06901 21 Oak Manchester Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06040 21C Jewelry Solutions Madison New Haven County Retail & Malls 06443 221 Post A Salon orange New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06477 24/7 Harmony Home Care Services, LLC MANCHESTER Hartford County Offices 06040 24/7 Harmony Home Care Services, LLC MANCHESTER Hartford County Offices 06042 2400 Degrees F dba GINEVA Mystic New London County Retail & Malls 06355 25 Van Zant Street Properties LLC Norwalk Fairfield County Offices 06855 250 Framington ave LLC MERIDEN Hartford County Retail & Malls 06451 2507 Associates, LLC Southport Fairfield County Offices 06490 283 ASYLUM ST LLC Hartford Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06103 2da iglesia Pentecostal Puerta de Salvacion new britain Hartford County Offices 06702 2nd Chance Planet, Inc. West Hartford Hartford County Retail & Malls 06110 2Wives Brick Oven new london New London County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06320 3 J Brain LLC sTAMFORD Fairfield County Offices 06905 3 men and a grill catering llc Manchester Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06040 3 partners llc Dba McFairlawns sports tavernWaterbury New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06705 30 Peck Road, LLC Redding Fairfield County Offices 06896 300 Atlantic Street Owner LLC c/o RFR RealtyStamford LLC Fairfield County Offices 06901 320 BPR Holdings Darien Fairfield County Offices 06820 33 Benedict Place, LLC Greenwich Fairfield County Offices 06830 34 Jerome Avenue LLC Redding Fairfield County Offices 06896 348 oyster bar fairfield Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06825 35 Thorpe Avenue Associates, LLC Wallingford New Haven County Offices 06492 36 Railroad Place LLC dba Harvest Wine Bar Westport& Restaurant Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06880 360 Degrees Catering LLC DBA Slice of Italy NORWALK Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06854 360 Degrees Hair Unisex Salon LLC New Haven New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06513 360 Federal Credit Union Windsor Locks Hartford County Offices 06096 37 mill street associates, llc unionville Hartford County Offices 06085 3BC, LLC Storrs Tolland County Offices 06269 3D Asset Management, Inc. Hartford Hartford County Offices 06103 3D Barber/Salon East Hartford Hartford County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06108 4 Brothers pizza Westport Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 07880 4 CLICKS LLC Riverside Fairfield County Offices 06878 4 Seasons Mediterranean Restaurant Corp. Danbury Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06811 413 Main LLC dba Accente' Salon Ridgefield Fairfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06877 42 West Main, LLC dba Tavern 42 Plantsville Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06479 470 Bank Street, LLC New London New London County Offices 06320 49 High Street Llc DBA Blarneys Cafe Willimantic Windham County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06226 4AllPromos LLC Essex Middlesex County Offices 06475 4ourBrothers Barbershop East Hartford Hartford County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06108 5 Batterson Park Bristol Hartford County Offices 06010 5 Janes Washington Depot Litchfield County Retail & Malls 06794 50 Coins Pizza LLC Ridgefield Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06877 506 BOSTON POST, LLC Orange Fairfield County Retail & Malls 06477 50s On Fitch New Haven New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06515 520 MIDDLEBURY ROAD, LLC (MTM) Middlebury New Haven County Retail & Malls 06762 585 Main Naugatuck New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06770 597 Westport Owner 1 and 2 LLC Norwalk Fairfield County Offices 06851 600 Washington Acquisitions, LLC Stamford Fairfield County Offices 06901 62-64 Main, LLC New Canaan Fairfield County Offices 06840 64 LaSalle Road LLC dba Harvest Wine Bar &West Restaurant Hartford Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06107 66 Church Naugatuck New Haven County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06770 66 Field Point Realty, LLC Greenwich Fairfield County Offices 06830 67 West Hair Designers LLC. Oxford New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06478 7 Summits Construction, LLC HARTFORD Hartford County Offices 06106 748-750 Old Main St LLC Redding Fairfield County Offices 06896 770 Chapel Street, LLC New Haven New Haven County Offices 06510 771 longhill rd llc groton New London County Retail & Malls 06302 788 Chapel St Inc Manchester Hartford County Retail & Malls 06042 788 Chapel St Inc Hartford Hartford County Retail & Malls 06106 8 Mile Meadow Deep River Middlesex County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06417 8 Sound Shore Associates Greenwich Fairfield County Offices 06830 810 LEGO, Danbury Fair Mall, CT Danbury Fairfield County Retail & Malls 06810 820 LEGO, Westfarms Mall, CT West Hartford Hartford County Retail & Malls 06110 85 Main Putnam Windham County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06260 85 Main Putnam Windham County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06260 85th Day Restaurant Group dba Oyster ClubMystic New London County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06355 86'd NORWICH New London County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06360 877 PRE LLC Westport Fairfield County Offices 06880 970 High Ridge Road LLC Stamford Fairfield County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06905 99 restaurants & pub Bristol Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06010 99 restaurants& pub Bristol Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06010 99 restaurants.com Bristol Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06010 994-1000 Farmington Ave LLC West Hartford Hartford County Offices 06107 A & A Pizza LLC Marlborough Middlesex County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06447 A & R hair DBA Allure Salon and Spa Middlebury New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06762 A & R LaMonica Restaurants LLC Middletown Hartford County Restaurants (Outdoor Only) 06457 A Albert Hair and Wellness Spa LLC Shelton Fairfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06484 A Best Buy Premium Fuel and Trucking, LLC North Branford New Haven County Offices 06471 A Brand New Day ABA Services, LLC Southington Hartford County Offices 06489 A Creative Touch New Milford Litchfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06776 A Cut Above Hair And Body Studio Brookfield Fairfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06804 A Cut Above Hair Design waterford New London County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06385 A Cut Above Inc Watertown Litchfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06795 A Elizabeth Hair Trade canton Hartford County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06019 A Fine Line Medical Skin Care by Nancy Rinaldi,Ridgefield LLC Fairfield County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06877 A Flair for Hair Meriden New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06451 A Fresh Image, LLC DEEP RIVER Middlesex County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06417 A fresh start salon Cheshire New Haven County Hair Salons & Barbershops 06410 A
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