The Check-In: Pi By Crow Foods takes it week by week

June 19, 2020
Erica Butler

In this instalment of The Check In, Erica Butler calls up Rose Leonard of Pi By Crow Foods, to find out how things have been going during the COVID shutdown, and what her plans are for the summer.

Leonard says the Pi By Crow patio is open, and with her neighbour Bagtown Brewery opening soon, she’s hoping to see more faces grabbing a beer and a handpie soon.

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The Check-In: Pi By Crow Foods takes it week by week

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