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Great stop to fill up on a cup of soup, salad, or sandwich.
1655 Acquoni Road Cherokee, North Carolina 28719
Native-owned Cherokee Fry Bread food truck. Check social for dates and locations.
Learn more on Facebook or Instagram at @nikkis_frybread
Comfy cottage like atmosphere offers a menu featuring buffalo burgers & Indian tacos in fry bread.
Learn more about Paul's Family Restaurant.
Southern country cooking served buffet style.
Learn more about Granny's Kitchen.
Bearmeats Indian Den holds a farmer's market with canned foods, old-fashioned stick candy, popcorn on the cob, and more.
Learn more about Bearmeats Indian Den.
7 Clans Brewing is a majority-female indigenous owned company located in the heart of Western North Carolina.
Learn more about 7 Clans Brewing.
This indiginous and women owned operation brings together heritage and the earth’s bounty to create craft beverages with a deep connection to the land and the Eastern Band of Cherokee’s rich past.
Learn more about Native American Brewing.
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67 Broadway St, Asheville, NC 28801
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Gallery Hours: Closed — Reopening Fall 2019
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