Stark Bites: New coffee shop in Perry Twp.; Cameo Grill now accepting credit cards
Timber Beans Coffee at 8216 Navarre Road SW in Perry Township opened Sept. 1.
The coffee cabin is drive-up only, offering picnic tables in front for customers. The menu offers more than just coffee, including hot tea, ice cream, soup and chili dogs.
“We believe in keeping things simple and consistent for daily commuters. The authentic dove tail cabin was built honoring the early settlers that came before us, taming this great country. Warm conversation among travelers and friends is welcomed,” states the Timber Beans website.
The coffee selection at Timber Beans includes regular and decaf, lattes, macchiatos, Americanos, cappuccinos and red-eyes.
Coffee flavors include vanilla, maple syrup, French vanilla, caramel, hazelnut and mocha, as well as seasonal flavors, which include pumpkin spice, toasted marshmallow and brown sugar cinnamon.
Other beverages include canned soda, sports drinks, juice, bottled water, chocolate milk and a cold ginger raspberry refresher.
The food menu includes hot dogs, grilled sandwiches served with chips, soup and chili.
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Ice cream options include a cone or bowl, a sundae and root beer floats and orange cream floats.
Timber Beans is open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
Find more information at timberbeans.com.
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church to host spaghetti supper Sept. 15
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, at 226 Third St. SE in Massillon, will be hosting a spaghetti supper from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday.
Tickets are $8 for adults, $5 for children younger than 6, or a maximum of $20 per family. Reservations, which are encouraged, can be made by calling 330-833-3183. Walk-ins will be welcome, though.
A raffle also will be available at the event.
Proceeds will benefit St. Timothy’s Church outreach programs to help feed the hungry locally.
For more information, call the church office at 330-833-3183.
Salute Banquet Hall in Minerva now open
Salute Banquet Hall, at 103 E. Line St. in Minerva, recently opened.
The event center, owned by Shannon and Brian Long, has two levels, with a bar and full kitchen on the lower level. It’s not handicap accessible and accommodates 120 people total, 70 upstairs and 50 downstairs.
It’s now open for bookings. Request an appointment for more information by calling 330-522-0048 or emailing salutebanquethall@gmail.com.
You can find more information on the Salute Banquet Hall LLC Facebook page.
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Cameo Grill now accepting credit cards
After 77 years in business, Cameo Grill now accepts credit cards as payment.
The restaurant, at 809 Erie St. S in Massillon, announced on its Facebook page that it now will accept American Express, MasterCard, Visa and Discover cards.
Comments on the Facebook post showed lots of excitement.
“Finally! Thank you!” commented Heather Parrot.
“Love to see it!” shared Daniel Tyler.
“That's great news. I have so many people that I've brought that don't carry cash. I rarely carry cash myself anymore due to safety reasons,” said Joseph Scheetz.
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Even more people liked the status — a total of 251 people — and the post was shared 69 times.
Blue Habanero coming to Canton
Blue Habanero will be opening a restaurant in Canton at 2234 Tuscarawas St. W. The restaurant, featuring Mexican cuisine, plans to open at the end of September or early October.
Blue Habanero currently has locations in Cleveland, Brecksville, Strongsville and Richmond, Virginia.
Menus vary per restaurant, but they include a variety of tacos, specialty dishes, bowls, soups and salads, and appetizers. Blue Habanero specializes in street-style tacos, and they prepare dishes fresh from scratch.
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