CityView Magazine

22 August 2023 S P E C I A L P R O M OT I O N A L S E C T I O N P R O F E S S I O N A L P R O F I L E S CityView Family-Owned Businesses The family-owned businesses featured on these pages reflect years of hard work, integrity and vision, all while steeling themselves against the possibility of failure. Businesses like these have an immeasurable positive impact on our community. They are a reflection of our city's history, and they enrich all of us who live here. Our community would not be the same without them. We salute each of these businesses and wish them continued success for generations to come. We will be profiling young professionals in our September issue. Call CityView at 910-423-6500 or email sales@cityviewnc.com to reserve your spot. Anthony's Landscaping 910-973-4096 | f LandscapingLife Fayetteville and surrounding areas Anthony and Yadira Cruz's journey began with them working in the service industry. After Anthony gained several years of experience as a landscaper, he decided to pursue his passion by creating his own company. Anthony's Landscaping & Cleaning Service opened for business in 2019. Yadira points out that working as a husband-and-wife team has been very rewarding because it allows them to balance each other's strengths and stay focused on their shared vision. "Landscaping is not just about mowing, weed-eating, and edging. There is a purpose for everything we do." The Cruzes love seeing their clients happy with the outcome of their new surroundings. "Everyone should feel at peace and happy with their homes." 910-491-6737 | 1240 Fort Bragg Road, Fayetteville, NC 28305 | www.districthouseoftaps.com Paul and Eydie Hammaker are the proud owners and operators of District House of Taps, Fayetteville's first self-pour taproom. Their journey into the world of craft beer began when their daughters introduced them to the vibrant craft beer scene in Charlotte. Eydie and Paul were captivated by the magical tastes and exceptional quality of these brews. Recognizing the untapped potential in Fayetteville, they envisioned a destination that would bring premium North Carolina craft beer to their community. Setting their sights on the historic Hilltop House, they meticulously planned their business model and embarked on extensive renovations. After countless sleepless nights and many beer tastings, District House of Taps became a reality. District House of Taps welcomes guests with a warm and inviting atmosphere, boasting multiple rooms adorned with trendy furniture and modern fixtures. With 40 rotating self-pour taps showcasing the finest craft beer the state has to offer, alongside a selection of wines, ciders, and sours, patrons are spoiled for choice. And with a full-service kitchen, visitors can satisfy their food cravings while enjoying their favorite beer. Eydie and Paul's unwavering passion for craft beer, coupled with their commitment to creating a welcoming space for beer enthusiasts, has made District House of Taps a beloved destination for locals and visitors alike. District House of Taps

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