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About Us
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Head a little inland, and you’ll come to Cumberland, an entire village apparently dedicated to good eats. The historic main street of this former mining town is lined with deliciousness: the legendary donuts at Village Bakery, the cheesy “Dad Joke” pie at Riders Pizza, the pints at Cumberland Brewery and the worth-the-detour smash burgers at chefs Jake Galbraith and Christopher Matthews’ COOKS Restaurant.
Vancouver Sun