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That sounds like a lovely concept! To find investment or grants for your boutique restaurant, consider the following options: 1. *Business Plan*: Develop a solid business plan, outlining financial projections, marketing strategies, and operational details. 2. *Investors*: Network with potential investors, such as food industry entrepreneurs, angel investors, or venture capitalists. 3. *Crowdfunding*: Platforms like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, or Foodstart can help you raise funds from a large number of people. 4. *Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans*: Explore government-backed loans 5. *Grants*: Research government grants, like the USDA's Value-Added Producer Grants or the National Restaurant Association's Educational Foundation grants. 6. *Incubators and Accelerators*: Join programs like Food-X or The Kitchen to access funding, mentorship, and resources. 7. *Local Economic Development Organizations*: Reach out to local organizations that support small businesses and economic growth. 8. *Private Lenders*: Consider alternative lenders that specialize in restaurant financing. 9. *Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI)*: Look into CDFI's that provide financing for small businesses in underserved communities. 10. *Consultants*: Hire a business consultant or a grant writer to help you navigate the process. Remember to prepare a compelling pitch, financial projections, and a clear vision for your boutique restaurant. Good luck!