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Heard Dat Kitchen
Chef Jeffery Heard's family-run Southern kitchen, opened in 2015. Mostly takeout; seating is almost all outdoor picnic tables.
Named as a Black-owned business by a trusted local source (see source). Hours change, so call or check the website before you go. Know something we should update? Tell us.
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