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Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut ARKANSAS The MAINE Event Marc Kurnick ’88 KiKi’s Katering Longmont area Valentino Warren ’96 themaineeventfoodtruck.com 613 Neal St, Jacksonville kikiskatering.vpweb.com Three Dogs Pickles Alex Ortiz ’16 CALIFORNIA 1540 Sheridan Blvd, Apt 305, Denver threedogspickles.com Star Spangled Catering Cheryl Moore ’19 CONNECTICUT 10339 Porta Dego Way, Redding starspangledcatering.com Azuluna Foods Rachel LaPorte ’03 COLORADO 211 Pulpit Rock Rd, Woodstock azulunafoods.com Behind the Scenes Tap House Nathaniel Schoen-Roda ’17 Love Bakery and Café 10488 W. Centennial Rd, Ste. 600, Littleton Jamie Rios ’08 behindthescenestaphouse.com 4 Brushy Plain Rd, Unit 514, Branford lovebakeryandcafe.com K’s Diner and Dog’s Kenneth Yates ’79 Noble Smokehouse 1477 E. Eisenhower Blvd, Loveland Christopher Lusk ’01 ksdineranddogsco.com 4 Roosevelt Ave, Mystic Instagram: @noble.smokehouse Lunch Wired Corporate Catering Tobi Drori ’10 Notch 8 12201 E. Arapahoe Rd, Unit C3, Centennial James Bernier ’86 lunchwired.com 1 Front St, Bethel notch8bar.com The Fifth String Amos Watts ’04 DELAWARE 3316 Tejon St, Denver Taverna Rustic Italian the5thstring.com Christa Carlton ’17 121 E. Main St, Newark Instagram: @tavernamainstreet FLORIDA Zildjian Catering and Consulting Alyson Zildjian ’88 Delicious Raw Kitchen 6986 Beneva Rd, Sarasota Kevin Fantis ’11 zildjiancatering.com 2276 S. University Dr, Davie delraw.com HAWAII Devia Juice Bar Pacific’O Diana Devia ’15 McKenna Shea ’17 184 NE 50th Ter, Miami 505 Front St, Lahaina, Maui deviasjuicebar.com pacificomaui.com El Camino IDAHO Jorge Cartagena ’10 817 East Las Olas, Ft. Lauderdale Coeur d’Alene Resort elcaminofla.com Jamie Cook-Matthews ’98 115 South Second St, Coeur d’Alene g.l.o.w. cdaresort.com Dechelle Francis ’17 97 NW 25th St, Miami ILLINOIS glowforgood.com North American Pizza & Culinary Islamorada Coffee Roasters Academy Daniel Ganim ’99 Anthony Iannone ’92 80925 Overseas Hwy, Unit 6, Islamorada 1970 University Ln, Lisle islamoradacoffeeroasters.com pizzaculinaryacademy.com Scotto Restaurants INDIANA Richard Pachino ’88 336 Golfview Rd, Unit 212, N. Palm Beach Upland Brewing Company scottorestaurants.com Steven Norris ’98 1201 Prospect St, Indianapolis Vegan Junkie uplandbeer.com Martha Tabora ’07 729 NW 1st St, Ft. Lauderdale veganjunkieburgers.com LOUISANA Atlantico Melissa Romanos ’07 Crêpes à la Cart 600 Harrison Ave, Boston Kevin Merlin ’90 atlanticoboston.com 1039 Broadway St, New Orleans crepesalacartnola.com Bistro du Midi Robert Sisca ’03 MAINE 272 Boylston St, Boston Instagram: @bistrodumidi Simply Susie’s Catering Company Susan Taylor ’81 Box Seats 108 Shore Acre Rd, Harpswell Charles Tgibedes ’04 Email: [email protected] 500 East Washington St, North Attleboro boxseatsma.com The York Harbor Inn Gerald Bonsey ’81 Cape Sea Grille 480 York St/PO Box 573, York Harbor Douglas Ramler ’96 yorkharborinn.com 31 Sea St, Harwich Port capeseagrille.com MARYLAND Fathoms Bar and Grille Sara Kep’s Kitchen Thomas Charpentier ’17 MBA Sara Kephart ’20 255 Popes Island, New Bedford 15 W. Church St, Frederick fathomsbarandgrille.com Facebook: Sara Kep’s Kitchen Finz Seafood & Grill MASSACHUSETTS George Carey ’84 86 Wharf St, Salem Alcove hipfinz.com Brian Paszko ’12 50 Lovejoy Wharf, Boston Fitzwilly’s Restaurant Instagram: @alcoveboston Fred Gohr ’78 23 Main St, Northampton Antonio’s Bacari fitzwillys.com Anthony Haley ’10 5 Fairmount Ave, Hyde Park antoniosbacaro.com Just Wingin’ It WECO Hospitality, Inc. Christopher Leotsakos ’12 Genevieve Giampietro ’15 342 Pearl St, Malden 251 Arlington St, Acton justwinginitbostom.com wecohospitality.com Mister Puggs Mugg, Inc. MICHIGAN Ernest Medeiros ’96 49 Circuit Ave, Oak Bluffs Zino’s Subs and Pizza Instagram: @misterpuggsmugg Brittany Reed ’13 9475 Newburgh Rd, Livonia Punch Bowl Instagram: @eatzinos Amanda Lowry ’14 and Stephen Chandler ’14 NEBRASKA 700 Brookline Ave, Brookline PopCorner punchbowlbrookline.com Jennie Cabrera ’04 Sea Level Oyster Bar 1847 West A. St, North Platte George Carey ’84 popcornernp.com 94 Wharf St, Salem sealeveloysterbar.com NEVADA The Smoke Shop BBQ Casino Fandango Andy Husbands ’92 Patrick Nelson ’84 • 343 Congress St, Boston 3800 South Carson St, Carson City • 1 Kendall Square, Cambridge casinofandango.com • 8 Holyoke St, Cambridge NEW HAMPSHIRE • 325 Assembly Row, Somerville thesmokeshopbbq.com Culture Chris Viaud ’12 Vineyard Caribbean Cuisine Inc. 75 Mont Vernon St, Milford Anthony Foster ’93 culturenh.com 13 Beach Rd Ext, Vineyard Haven Facebook: Vineyard Caribbean Cuisine Inc. Greenleaf Chris Viaud ’12 54 Nashua St, Milford greenleafmilford.com Luca’s Mediterranean Café NEW YORK Gianluca Paris ’89 10 Central Square, Keene Aquavit lucascafe.com Scott Norris ’19 65 East 55th St, New York NEW JERSEY aquavit.org Dolci D Gluten Free Shop Confetti Sandro Guttilla ’04 Sam Lepore ’04 919 Main St, Boonton 200 Ash St, Piermont dolcidglutenfreeshop.com confettiofpiermont.com Espo’s Restaurant & Bar Dominique Ansel Bakery and Workshop Nick Zamora ’15 Robert Fitzhenry ’96 10 Second St, Raritan 17 East 27th St, New York esposraritannj.com dominiqueansel.com Fresh Grill Catering & Paella GOOD Eats & Sips Keith Walters ’87 Don Agate ’01 174 Preakness Dr, Mount Laurel 18 West Genessee St, Skaneateles freshgrillpaella.com goodskan.com Prep Coffee Hair of the Dog Sebastian Rivera ’10 and Valeria Rivera ’12 Nicole Miller ’06 3996 Country Rd, 516, Matawan 168 Orchard St, New York prepcofee.com nycbestbars.com The Walking Taco Co. Pantry 284 George Faust ’98 Richard Dowe ’00 PO Box 751, Turnersville 284 Genessee St, Utica walking-taco.com pantry284.com NEW MEXICO The Whisk Bakery Amanda Vigliarolo ’19 medley. 975 W. Jericho Trnpk, Smithtown Colleen Medley ’08 thewhiskbakeryli.com 100 State Rd, Ste 150, El Prado medleytaos.com NORTH CAROLINA HMS Host International Patricia Chapple ’16 A La Minute 5501 Josh Birmingham Pkwy, Charlotte Dan McHugh ’15 hmshost.com 9545 Pinnacle Dr, Charlotte alaminutenc.com Panciuto Aaron Vandemark ’01 Bleu Barn Bistro 110 S. Churton St, Hillsborough Brenton Ebersold ’11 and Tara Ebersold ’12 panciuto.com Daily location on website bleubarnbistro.com Panera Bread Randi Collins ’16 Bleu Barn Northend 3625 City Park Dr, Charlotte Brenton Ebersold ’11 and Tara Ebersold ’12 facebook.com/paneracharlottenc601990 1801 N. Graham St, Ste 100, Charlotte bleubarnnorthend.com The City Kitch Dana Winstead ’15 Community Matters Café 2200 Thrift Rd, Charlotte Ed Price ’12 thecitykitch.com 821 W. 1st St, Charlotte Instagram: @communitymatterscafe Waffle House Tim White ’92 Crumbl Cookies – Matthews 102 Elmsley Meadow Lane, Greensboro Gabrielle Salaam ’18 wafflehouse.com 2271 Matthews Township Pkwy, Matthews crumblcookies.com PENNSYLVANIA Cuzzo’s Cuisine Bubba’s BBQ Andarrio Johnson ’00 Bryant McCombs ’87 3418 Tuckaseegee Rd, Charlotte 1500 Glen Ave, Folcroft cuzzoscuisine.com bubbasbbq.net Famous Toastery Chambers 19 Restaurant and Austin Thiel ’20 The Other Side 1640 Sardis Rd, N. Ste 160, Charlotte Matthew Caffrey ’90, ’92 M.S. famoustoastery.com 19 North Main St, Doylestown chambers19.com Danyeal’s Delectables Basil & Bunny Danyeal Boyle ’04 Lyslie Medeiros ’08 526 Henry Rd, King of Prussia 691 Main St, Warren danyealsdelectables.com basilandbunny.com IronGate Biergarten Blush Bakeshop Tom Dunn ’88 Samantha Chamberlin ’10 230 E. High St, Pottstown 408 Atwells Ave, Providence irongatebiergarten.com blushbakeshop.com The Copper Crow Buff-A-Love Greg Henkelman ’13 Caylin Moniz ’20 116 Welsh Rd, Horsham 930 Narragansett Blvd, Providence coppercrowrestaurant.com buffalove.com The Greenfield Restaurant & Bar Caleb & Broad John Moeller ’81 Fritz Lazarus ’06 595 Greenfield Rd, Lancaster 162 Broadway, Newport thegreenfieldrestaurant.com calebandbroad.com Village Diner Farm to Sandwich Maria Wall ’94 Bryan Chavez ’15 268 Rte 6 and 209, Milford 14 Abbott St, Cranston villagedinermilfordpa.org farmtosandwichtruck.com Wild Blue Creative Catering Oberlin Joseph Koye ’89 Benjamin Sukle ’08 380 Crooked Ln, Ste 2, King of Prussia 186 Union St, Providence wildbluecatering.com Instagram: @oberlin_pvd RHODE ISLAND Ocean State Sandwich Company Lorraine Handwerger ’80 Aura’s Chocolate Bar 155 Westminster St, Providence Aura C. 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