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Salt Escape cave in Batavia aims for therapeutic benefits; also has edibles

The Salt Escape just opened on North River Street in downtown Batavia, featuring a salt cave. (Photo provided)

The Salt Escape just opened on North River Street in downtown Batavia, featuring a salt cave. (Photo provided)

A salt cave awaits behind the door at The Salt Escape, newly opened on North River Street in downtown Batavia. A blacksmith crafted the door's custom hardware. (Photo provided)

Tim Bradley stands in the salt cave he created in his newly opened business, The Salt Escape, on North River Street in downtown Batavia. Murals are by artist Joseph Gagnepain. (Photo provided)