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Sundy Village in Delray Beach adds new restaurants and shops

A Boca Raton Tribune columnist describes new dining options in Sundy Village, including the French cafe Maman, and the Farmers Market across the street.

Outdoor cafe table with coffee and chairs
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Sundy Village in Delray Beach continues to add shops and restaurants across the street from Old School Square, according to a weekend column by the Boca Raton Tribune.

Maman, a French restaurant that serves coffee, sandwiches and pastries, has settled into one of the village’s older houses. The writer said the business also has locations in West Boca and West Palm Beach. The outdoor patio drew praise on a sunny winter day, and the writer reported enjoying a turkey club sandwich and a chocolate banana bread.

Other newer spots in the village include Double Knot, a Japanese and sushi restaurant, and Barcelona, a wine and tapas bar. The writer said both are on the list to try next.

On Saturday, the same writer visited the Farmers Market at Old School Square, which featured food vendors and artisans. A 100-foot Christmas tree is already up across the square and is set to be lit on Dec. 1.

This story is a summary based on reporting by Boca Raton Tribune. Read the original for full details.

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