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Portland (ME), Maine
LGBTQ-owned health-focused breakfast and lunch café on Congress St
LB Kitchen is a counter-service cafe on Congress Street specializing in health-conscious breakfast and lunch options such as grain bowls, smoothies, and toasts. The cafe is open daily from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Owned by partners Lee Farrington and Bryna Gootkind, the business is a recognized LGBTQ-owned staple in Portland's East End. The brand has expanded to include 'LB Mini-Mart' locations in Westbrook and Portland's West End. The venue functions primarily as a daytime eatery with a focus on functional foods and community engagement.
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