Caf Argonaut to open at Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Café Argonaut will launch this summer at Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort, filling the space previously occupied by O’Grady’s Pantry & Mercantile. Local restaurateurs Noah and Lindsey Dahlstrom, known for Argonaut Coffee and Argonaut Kitchen, plan to enhance the community experience with a menu that includes hearty lunch options and a curated beverage selection. Lindsey Dahlstrom stated their goal is to create a welcoming environment for families and tourists, making it a "home away from home. " The café will also showcase locally made pottery, paintings, and textiles. Lease income from the café will directly support the Icicle Fund’s Community Grants Program, which provides over $1 million annually to nonprofits in North Central Washington.

Phil Lacey highlighted the commitment to ensuring that the income from the property benefits local organizations. The café’s opening aligns with a broader initiative to strengthen community ties and support local culture. Updates on the café’s progress can be followed on social media.

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