Fallbrook’s Main Avenue is a pretty happening place, with eateries and shops up and down the street. What Now San Diego recently covered the soon-to-be opening of Bakin’ It Up Collective. We’re happy to share the latest Fallbrook news: Local Roots Deli & Taproom is headed to 136 N Main Ave.
The new eatery, which is not affiliated with Local Roots Hard Kombucha of Vista, recently filed a liquor license with the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The application, which is for sale of beer and wine at an eating place, is currently pending.
Local Roots Deli & Taproom is headed to the corner of Main Ave and W. Hawthorne St. and is taking over the space most recently occupied by Prohibition Station, the beer garden and brewery that closed permanently in September of last year. Local Roots will share the block with Small Town Take Out, The Spoiled Avocado, and none other than Bakin’ It Up Collective.
A day of window shopping and sourdough pretzels followed by beer and cured meats? I’ll see you there.
