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Without doubt, Breece's Cafe is the cornerstone of the town square of Centerville. A family-owned restaurant, it has been in operation forever--actually 59 years! It's the place where the locals sit down to dinner and feel at home. People stay in touch here, and they come here to keep up with the news. 
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We've welcomed non-traditional restaurants -- that is not southern cooking -- into our community. Sometimes the special seasonings and ways of cooking really hit the spot. These are some of our favorites:
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No, fast food here is not, contrary to some opinions, a deer being chased by a hunter in blaze orange. We have the same hamburgers, chicken, and pizza as fast-food restaurants in cities--just not as many brands. Here are our local favorites:
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Slow
cooking, lots of vegetables, careful seasoning, and
served with southern hospitality--that's our specialty. We like pies, too--Breece's specializes in homemade pies.
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There's something "good different" about Bart's Barbeque. It's the same place that used to be Papa Kayjoe's. Devin's brother, Bart, took over the business.