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8 local eateries led by women

Discover new places to dine.

Sarah Shepherd and Liz Grandchamp pouring wine during Supper Club at the Heights House Hotel.

Supper Club launched at the Heights House Hotel in February 2023.

Courtesy of JNK Public Relations

Women’s History Month is in full swing and we’re hungry to support local eateries with women at their helm. Consider dining at one of the following women-led restaurants not just this month, but any time of the year.

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