OWL Bakery
- ★ 4.8
- Bakery
- West Asheville
OWL Bakery is a bakery in West Asheville, Asheville.
Checked by Elliot Marsh against the venue's own website and 2 open datasets. How we checked
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Good to know
- Specialty
- Naturally leavened breads and European-inspired pastries
- Signature
- Naturally leavened bread
How we checked this
10 facts, last checked
| Fact | How we know |
|---|---|
| Name | Matches in 2 open datasetsFoursquare, Overture Maps |
| Address | Matches in 2 open datasetsFoursquare, Overture Maps |
| Map pin | Matches in 2 open datasetsFoursquare, Overture Maps |
| Cuisine | Matches in 2 open datasetsFoursquare, Overture Maps |
| Phone | Listed in one open datasetOverture Maps |
| Hours | Archived site |
| Description | Written from the venue's own wordsindex.commoncrawl.org |
| Editor's tip | Written from the venue's own wordsindex.commoncrawl.org |
| Specialty | Written from the venue's own wordsindex.commoncrawl.org |
| Signature | Written from the venue's own wordsindex.commoncrawl.org |
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