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Chang’s 419-244-2373 www.sanmarcosmexicanrestaurants.com WINNER: Wixey Bakery FINALIST: The Whitehouse Inn, www.pfchangs.com 2017 Glendale Ave, Toledo, OH 43614 www.whitehouseinn.net FINALIST: QQ Kitchen FINALIST: Tiger Bakery & Deli 419-382-6684 www.qqkitchen.com www.tigerbakery.com www.wixeysbakery.com BUFFET FINALIST: Stanley’s Market www.stanleysmarketstore.com FINALIST: Haas Bakery WINNER: Hollywood Casino Toledo COFFEE SHOP 1968 Miami St., Toledo, OH 43605 www.haas-bakery.com WINNER: Grounds For Thought 419-661-5200 174 S Main St., Bowling Green, OH 43402, FINALIST: Bakery Unlimited FAMILY RESTAURANT www.hollywoodcasinotoledo.com/dining 419-354-3266 www.bakeryunlimitedtoledo.com WINNER: The Beirut FINALIST: Brandywine Country Club www.groundsforthought.com 4082 Monroe St., Toledo, OH 43606 BAR/LOUNGE www.brandywinecc.com FINALIST: Maddie & Bella Coffee Roasters 419-473-0885 WINNER: Home Slice Pizza FINALIST: Manhattan’s Pub ‘n Cheer www.maddieandbella.com www.beirutrestaurant.com 28 S St. Clair St, Toledo, OH 43604 www.manhattanstoledo.com FINALIST: SIP Coffee FINALIST: The Whitehouse Inn 419-724-7437 www.siptoledo.com www.whitehouseinn.net CARRYOUT www.homeslice419.com FINALIST: Schmucker’s Restaurant FINALIST: The Heights, WINNER: Chick-fi l-A DESSERTS www.schmuckersrestaurant.com 3308 Secor Rd., Toledo, OH 43606 www.theheightstoledo.com WINNER: Schmucker’s Restaurant 419-578-1000 2103 N. Reynolds Rd., Toledo, OH 43615 FINALIST: Inside the Five Brewing FINE DINING www.chick-fi l-a.com/locations/oh/ 419-535-9116 Company WINNER: Mancy’s Steakhouse secor-road www.schmuckersrestaurant.com www.insidethefi vebrewingcompany.com 953 Phillips Ave., Toledo, OH 43612 FINALIST: QQ Kitchen FINALIST: Wixey Bakery 419-476-4154, BBQ www.qqkitchen.com www.wixeysbakery.com www.mancys.com WINNER: Shorty’s True American FINALIST: Balance Pan-Asian Grille FINALIST: Haas Bakery FINALIST: J. Alexander’s Restaurant Roadhouse www.balancepan-asiangrille.com www.haas-bakery.com www.jalexanders.com 5111 Monroe St., Toledo, OH 43623 CATERER FINALIST: The Whitehouse Inn 419-841-9505 DINER www.whitehouseinn.net www.mancys.com/shortys WINNER: Michael’s Cafe & Bakery WINNER: Schmucker’s Restaurant 101 Main St. #7, Toledo, OH 43605 FINALIST: City Barbeque and Catering 2103 N. 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