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Detroit Vegan Soul Tops List Of The Best Vegan Soul Food In The Country, Says PETA

Detroit Vegan Soul is again in the news today as it gets the number one spot on a list of best vegan soul food restaurants across the country according to PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). “Thanks to Detroit Vegan Soul, diners can enjoy all the lip-smacking flavor of classic soul food—minus the cruelty and cholesterol,” said PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Remain. “PETA is calling on soul food lovers everywhere to satisfy their cravings with a hearty and heart-healthy veg...

Jer Staes
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Detroit Vegan Soul Expanding To Second Location On Grand River

When something works, you go with it. The owners of Detroit Vegan Soul – Kirsten Ussery-Boyd and Erika Boyd – have announced that there will be a second location opening in December of this year. The location will be in the Grandmont Rosedale neighborhood of Detroit on Grand River, two years ahead of their internal plans because of the runaway success of the initial West Village location.   Detroit Vegan Soul opened their doors in 2013. The farm-to-table, zero waste restaurant restaurant...

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Here's 5 Reasons To Explore Detroit's West Village

When a neighborhood becomes “trendy” or “hot,” it is easy to forget how much work and money was involved to get there. West Village is on the east side just past the bridge to Belle Isle and neighbors the more well-known Indian Village. Although the area has weathered the ups and downs of Detroit a bit better than others thanks to a stalwart and resilient community, there’s an additional resurgence happening here based upon that foundation the long-standing community kept in place. It’s a neig...

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Detroit Lions Team Up With Hatch Detroit to Fund Six Retail Competition Alumni

Thanks to funding from the Detroit Lions, six Hatch Detroit alumni businesses have been awarded grants to improve their business or get closer to opening their storefronts. Detroiters often talk about a lack of retail options, and the goal with this program is to expand and increase the number of those places, as well as invest locally. You might know Hatch Detroit as the contest where local aspiring brick and mortar businesses who want to locate in the city of Detroit, Hamtramck or Highland P...

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