Craft 260
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+1 (203) 955-1745
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260 Post Rd, Fairfield, CT 06824
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- Fairfield
- Posted 2 years ago
Craft is remembering that art is seen, felt and heard as well as understood, knowing that not all ideas start with words, thinking with hands as well as head.”– Mark Jones
The hard work and craftsmanship of the great people that came before us made this country what it is today. Craft 260 was created with the skill and attention to detail to pay homage to those people. We believe that coming together as a group and gathering around the table to enjoy the stories of our lives is the way to carry on the legacy of all we have built.
At Craft 260, select a beer from around the world and enjoy our homemade comfort food while we continue to write the story together!
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