
Just BE Kitchen, which also avoids ingredients like soy and peanuts, already operates in LoHi and the DTC.
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Just BE Kitchen, which also avoids ingredients like soy and peanuts, already operates in LoHi and the DTC.
The Cake Bar replaces Make Believe Bakery, which was also vegan and was owned by the owners of the neighboring restaurant.
The establishment has been hosting blues bands and serving cajun food for two decades.
Blanchard Family Wines’ new space will be focused on production, although tastings will be available by reservation.
The restaurant group “is now at an existential crossroads,” co-owner Frank Schultz says.
The local founders of Javai Coffee Revolution say their machine makes drinks in under 60 seconds and “what we can do with milk is quite special.”
Signs dated July 14 and posted at 700 E. 1st Ave. and 1707 Lafayette St. state the restaurant owed $28,000 in taxes.
The shop replaces The Molecule Effect, which also sold coffee and has canceled plans to move next door.
Aiesha Teague faces three felony charges and a lawsuit for an alleged forgery scheme.
The CEO of the Culinary Creative restaurant group says, among other things, it’s good for government. “One thing no one is talking about – tipped employees hide their income.”
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