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Native-owned Seattle food truck and café founded by Mark McConnell and Cecilia Rikard, rooted in Blackfeet family food traditions. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Josh Jones · Off the Rez Frybread (2016) · cropped for layout · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Location: Seattle, Washington
Documented offering: Takeout, coffee and lunch cafe menu
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Tlingit & Haida-operated Juneau coffee and bakery café.
Location: Juneau, AK
Documented offering: Juneau cafe baked goods, light food and local coffee pickup
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Indigenous and woman-owned creative business offering custom mugs, engraved gifts, earrings, apparel, workshops and keepsakes.
Location: Canada
Documented offering: Custom-printed coffee mugs, tumblers and personalized gifts
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Tribally owned marketplace carrying Native foods, coffee, tea, books, wellness items, gift boxes and promotional goods.
Location: Winnebago, NE
Documented offering: Indigenous coffees, teas and beverage gift sets
View business →Wasoqopa'q First Nation-owned café in Chester Basin serving specialty coffee, baked goods, homemade meals and catering.
Location: 21 Beech Hill Road, Chester Basin, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Documented offering: Specialty café coffee and hot drinks
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100% Indigenous-owned retail destination on Cheam First Nation featuring Indigenous artists and makers.
Location: Cheam First Nation / Rosedale, BC
Documented offering: Indigenous gift shop books, bath products, coffee and kids games
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Chickasaw-founded woman-owned tea producer featuring American-grown yaupon.
Location: Cat Spring, TX
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View business →Catawba mother-and-daughter-founded tea company selling Native North American yaupon teas in green, dark, roasted and espresso-style varieties.
Location: Online shop; company contact/correspondence address listed as 317 Sydney Baker St. S #113, Kerrville, TX 78028, U.S. — NOT a verified walk-in store, production location or community-market vendor
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Tlingit & Haida-operated conference and banquet venue.
Location: Juneau, AK
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Indigenous café business founded by Nooaitch First Nation member Sharon Bond-Hogg and Darren Hogg, centered on bannock and contemporary Indigenous cuisine.
Location: British Columbia; Westbank, Merritt, Kamloops and Fort St. John locations listed on official site
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Native-owned clothing and accessories company whose designs are created by Native designers.
Location: Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, United States
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The Tulalip Tribes’ resort and casino property includes a hotel, restaurants, entertainment, meeting spaces and age-restricted casino operations. Visit its official site for guest information and current policies. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Blake Handley · Tulalip Resort Casino 2008 hotel-building facade and landscaped grounds, photographed shortly after hotel opening (historical) · cropped for layout · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Location: Tulalip, Washington, United States
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Spokane artisan bakery run by chef Lynette Pflueger featuring seasonal baked goods, breakfast and lunch foods and locally sourced ingredients. Visit the physical Browne's Addition storefront or inquire through the official website; the website does not confirm a full online checkout for all food.
Location: Spokane, Washington
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Indigenous-owned cultural centre in Whistler created by the Squamish Nation and Lil’wat Nation. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Roland Tanglao · Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre sign.jpg · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Location: Whistler, British Columbia
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