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The Kitchen is located next door to the Cafe in the old Coney Island space in Downtown Duluth. The Kitchen features farm to table food, a full bar serving cocktails, as well as your favorite coffee drinks. The Kitchen has a full espresso bar with farm specific coffees and a craft cocktail menu. The cocktail menu includes a house made Bloody, and an espresso martini made with Zenith City Espresso, port wine and local maple syrup. Brunch options include Settlement Stash biscuits and gravy, a Harvest Hash, loaded French Toast and even a Bahn Mi sandwich. All of the food is sourced with the same intention as the coffee; with the focus on the farmer. The space is open 8am to 3pm daily with a full bar and booth seating.
Do you have a group of people you love to meet with for a common hobby, passion, or cause? We would love it if you called our space your home. Ask us about hosting your group and enabling regular community meetups. Or, just come.
The Social House is the Twin Ports’ favorite casual dining experience. We pride ourselves on offering something for everyone. Whether you are a health nut, omnivorous, or all about the bacon, we have plenty of lovingly handcrafted dishes for you to enjoy.
The Zeitgeist Arts building is a hub for film, food, art, and community in downtown Duluth. We are your home movie theater, performance theater, art gallery and restaurant & bar. We thrive on connecting creatives and community members.
Duluth’s Best Bread is cold fermented and baked with high heat and high moisture for a true crust and a soft, chewy interior. The wild yeast gives it a natural tanginess and makes this a mild sourdough. Each loaf is made by hand the traditional way. The recipe technique is 40 pages long and takes at least 5 hours. Don’t feel like coming in? Get a loaf of bread and treats delivered to your door every month!
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