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The present houses, at the strength of their records

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As of November 2026

The strongest present-day food record in town belongs to a bakery café in the historic district. Over the Top Bakery Cafe, at 112 North Main Street, is the house the visitor record rates first in town — a coffee shop and bakery in the commercial district, listed in the Chamber's own account of what a Potato Creek visitor finds here ("dining (coffee shop and bakery, Subway), shopping (groceries and antiques)"). Beside it the street and the highway carry the rest of the documented present table: Pizza Plus, which advertises itself as "North Liberty's first and finest pizza — family owned and operated since 1993," a founding date and a superlative that print here as the house's own claim, at claim strength; Leo's Family Restaurant; Lomitas Mexican Restaurant; a Subway; Bob's Country Store; and the burger-and-ice-cream trade a park guide singles out under the name Doodle Grub. Foundings, successions and closing dates for these houses beyond what is printed here stand as named gaps — the settler is the town press and the Chamber's directories read as a run — because this section prints houses at the size of their records and no larger.

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Source: The present houses, at the strength of their records, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/food/present-houses-at-the-strength-of-their-records/