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A tree-lined brick-edged sidewalk along Third Street in downtown Geneva, with a red wooden storefront, an OPEN flag and a small outdoor table and chairs
A shaded sidewalk along Third Street in downtown Geneva. Photo: Woodyhome / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 3.0). Resized.
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Sunday in Geneva: brewpub brunch, Third Street, a Fabyan walk and a food truck

A slow Sunday, Nov. 15: brunch at Stockholm's, chocolate on Third Street, a quiet-season walk at Fabyan Forest Preserve and barbecue at Art History Brewing.

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    Stockholm's Restaurant & Brewpub at 306 W. State St. serves Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., with the full menu available starting at 11. The pub brews its beer in the front window.

    Menu prices vary

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    Walk over to 302 S. Third St. Graham's has made small-batch chocolates since 1987 and also serves homemade ice cream. One thing to skip today: the Geneva History Museum at 113 S. Third St. is closed on Sundays.

    Check the shop's hours before you go

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    The preserve along the Fox River is open daily from sunrise to sunset, with an entrance at 1925 S. Batavia Ave. (Route 31). The Villa museum, the Japanese Garden and the windmill are closed for the season, but the trails and the bridge across the river are open.

    Free

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    Art History Brewing at 649 W. State St. lists Mustard Craft BBQ on its events calendar from 2 to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15. The taproom's website says it is open seven days a week.

    Beer and food at menu prices

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