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Mar 14 7:00 am shared from Long Beach Business Journal

The secret is in the seitan: Cena Vegan arrives in Long Beach

Kat Schuster

Cena Vegan, which specializes in Mexican street food, will debut in Long Beach on Tuesday within Partake Collective, a ghost kitchen dining hall in the East Village.

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Feb 16 8:00 am
  • small business

Zaferia district coffee shop pivots to Good Time, an inclusive community hub

Kat Schuster

Good Time offers the same quality coffee as its predecessor, Commodity, and it also welcomes anyone and everyone in the community to host an event or teach a class within the space.

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Feb 2 12:27 pm
  • small business

Colossus Bread reopens after flooding, rising from hardship to a fresh start

Kat Schuster

Last month’s storm forced Colossus to temporarily close, and it cost the business tens of thousands of dollars. But the cafe reopened Jan. 29—with a few noticeable differences.

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Feb 1 10:34 am
  • small business

Wrigley Coffee celebrates 1 year of pairing business with social impact

Tess Kazenoff

Today, Feb. 1, Wrigley Coffee is celebrating its first anniversary—and a year of providing trauma-informed workplace development for parents who have faced housing insecurity.

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Jan 21 8:00 am
  • small business

Yasu ties the ‘whole world’ into one restaurant

Kat Schuster

Even the restaurant’s Japanese name has multiple interpretations—with a different spelling, “yassou” means “hello” in Greek, the eatery’s owner explained.

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Jan 8 9:32 am
  • small business

Sommelier to educate Long Beach on ‘secrets’ of sake with new Downtown tasting room

Kat Schuster

Greg Beck has already gained a following with his Sake Secret pop-up tucked inside Long Beach Beer Lab. This summer, he’ll open LA County’s first stand-alone specialty sake shop and tasting room.

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Sep 18 9:00 am
  • small business

Popcorn World brings Chicago-style gourmet popcorn to Bixby Knolls on Oct. 1

Tess Kazenoff

The business boasts nearly 500 different recipes, from savory flavors such as dill pickle, hot wings, or hot dogs and ketchup, to sweeter varieties like cheesecake coated in graham cracker crumbs and banana pudding dusted with wafers.

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Dec 9 2021 3:15 pm
  • MADE by Millworks

MADE by Millworks moves to former Starbucks next door, with plans to fully reopen in 2022 under new name

Cheantay Jensen

The gift boutique is open now as a holiday pop-up through Dec. 24.

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Dec 8 2021 10:30 am
  • small business

Alley Cat Deliveries is the one-man local delivery service Long Beach didn’t know it wanted

Cheantay Jensen

In the three years since launching Alley Cat Deliveries, Smith has earned a sparkling local reputation as a go-to delivery guy.

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Nov 24 2021 11:06 am
  • Shopping

Here’s 25 businesses local to Long Beach where you can find unique gifts

Melissa Evans

This season especially, in the wake of a pandemic that throttled small businesses, we recommend getting off the couch, putting your phone down, and shopping local.

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