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(269) 883-685613 Porter St, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014

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13 Porter St, Battle Creek, Michigan 49014

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Saturday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Sunday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Monday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Tuesday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Wednesday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Thursday: 11 AM to 11 PM
Friday: 11 AM to 11 PM

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Food & Drink · Battle Creek, Michigan
The Cricket
Longest Cherrywood Bar in Michigan 90ft. Pizzeria with tavern style pizza, 9 dartboards, steal tip and soft tip available. 9 big screens, Boss Toss, Beer Pong, Golden Tee. Craft Cocktails and 30 beers on tap. Bar service only. Service Dog friendly, XM/Jukebox, Plus the entrance to the Upstairs Lounge and Comedy Club.
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Food & Drink · Battle Creek, Michigan
UpRoot Market & Eatery
Uproot Market & Eatery is a member-owned food cooperative emphasizing fresh michigan products and produce, alongside a delicious cafe in the heart of downtown Battle Creek.
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Brady's Pub Bar & grill

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3rd Base Lounge Cocktail bar

Post Employee Balloon Club Inc Balloon store

We are a non profit Hot Air Balloon Club. We also operate the Balloon Wurks store which is located in the circle drive of the Post Cereal Plant. The store is open for employees and retirees to purchase discounted cereal. Cereal is only allowed to be sold to employees and retirees. All other merchandise is open for sale to the public. We also provide education of hot air balloons at local schools and organizations. We also donate to and support other community non profits.

Post Consumer Brands Food products supplier

This is a restaurant at 275 Cliff St in Battle Creek.

Sir Pizza Pizza restaurant

Family-friendly pizza veteran turning out pies topped with meats & veggies for dine-in or takeout.

Pac-Kit Saddlebags Leather goods store

Pac-Kit Saddlebags is at 338 Michigan Ave in Battle Creek.

Dairy Queen (Treat) Ice cream shop

Soft-serve ice cream & signature shakes top the menu at this classic frozen treat chain.

Kellogg's Food products supplier

This is a restaurant at 425 Porter St in Battle Creek.

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