D
ozens of locally-owned businesses are opening and thriving outside the realm of corporate funding. Restaurants, boutiques, coffee shops, bars, grocery stores, bakeries and more. Pensacola is not a city that survives solely on trips to Wal-Mart and Dunkin Donuts; it is a city that is welcoming and
supportive of local business, whether it’s a place that’s been around for years, or something that’s just opened up.
STAPLES
When people say, “Pensacola”, these are the places that come to mind. They’ve been around awhile and have made a name for themselves with locals and visitors alike.
City Grocery
2050 N. 12th Ave. 469-8100 City Grocery is a favorite stop for many reasons. They carry Boar’s Head meat and they smoke it right out in front of the store. There are tables out front covered with checkerboard tablecloths and big umbrellas. ▶▶▶▶▶▶ INDEPENDENT NEWS | MARCH 24, 2011 | WWW.INWEEKLY.NET |
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