Election Day freebie: Free coffee near Centerville with ‘I Voted’ sticker

The Nutmeg Cafe at 9166 Dayton-Lebanon Pike (State Route 48) in Washington Twp. south of Centerville is poised to open its doors to the public on March 9, 2021. MARK FISHER/STAFF

Credit: MARK FISHER/STAFF

Credit: MARK FISHER/STAFF

The Nutmeg Cafe at 9166 Dayton-Lebanon Pike (State Route 48) in Washington Twp. south of Centerville is poised to open its doors to the public on March 9, 2021. MARK FISHER/STAFF
What to Know
By Sarah Franks
Updated Nov 2, 2021
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Though it’s an extremely important one, adding extra errands on the day’s to-do list like voting can require a little extra energy to power through the day.

Nutmeg Café, located at 9166 Dayton Lebanon Pike in Washington Township, south of Centerville, is offering a free small coffee to customers with an “I Voted” sticker. The freebie is only valid today, Election Day, Nov. 2.

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Erin and Bill Russ, a local husband-and-wife team, opened Nutmeg Café in March of this year.

The menu includes Broccoli Cheddar Quiche, Chicken Pot Pie, Ham & Cheddar Quiche, salads, soup and panini-style sandwiches as well as bakery items such as cookies, pastries and tortes. The coffee menu features Espresso, Macchiato, Cappucino and Latte, as well as drip, pour-over and cold-brew coffee, hot chocolate, hot tea and iced tea.

Happy Election Day! Free small coffee with your I Voted sticker today!

Posted by Nutmeg Café Dayton on Tuesday, November 2, 2021
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Sarah joined the Dayton Daily News team in fall of 2019 covering general assignment. Since then, Sarah has covered the higher education beat, authored a daily COVID-19 column and currently covers Greene County.