Daily Table, Salem’s newest grocery store, is a modest, brightly colored shop just outside the bustling, tourist-filled downtown. The shelves and cases are stocked with all the basics—piles of vibrant fruits and vegetables, packages of lean meat, stacks of pasta and baking supplies—as well as prepared meals and soups cooked up specially for the store.
A closer look, however, suggests that there’s something a little different about this shop, which opened in early September. There are no cookies
