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Tanya M. Howard, founder & CEO of Mouth Meets South, was not the first to notice the lack of soul food and Southern cuisine in her grocer's freezer section, but she is the first to do something about it.......

There are some positive changes taking place on North Avenue. The Juice Kitchen, 1617 W. North Ave., which has been opened less than a month, offers fresh juices, smoothies, shots and spring rolls on their menu. Milwaukee residents now have healthier options in their community. Maanaan Sabir along with his wife, JoAnne […]...

What a time to be alive. You can use your cellphone to adjust your thermostat, self-driving cars are becoming a reality and — in Indianapolis — you can have a fresh-baked pie delivered right to your d...

In New York City and indeed, across the country, open-air markets have made a resurgence thanks to a thriving foodie culture. In some of these markets and food expo events, you may see a seemingly nondescript stand with a few people peddling rum cakes and other baked goods. This would be the travelling stand of Goodway Bakery.[Related: Food...

The Spot on Pico is offering southern favorites to customers during late night hours The post New Soul Food Joint Getting Rave Reviews appeared first on Los Angeles Sentinel....

Chef’s Upscale Soul Food Eatery Invites Community Support By Chinta Strausberg Defender Contributing Writer Emanuel Washington is a former professional European basketball player, who played…...

Bahamian Pot Restaurant, a fixture in Liberty City, has moved a bit east to 6301 NW Sixth Ave., behind the McDonalds, near the I-95 overpass at Northwest 62nd Street. Owner Trudy Ellis said she is happy with the new location. One recent Wednesday, most of her offerings had sold out a little past 5 p.m....

In 2006 Gwen Hurt was given a wine making kit for Christmas. She made120 bottles of Chianti. While trying to decide what to name her creation, her daughter Brittny suggested she name it something she loves. “I loved and was passionate about shoes,” recalls Hurt, “and now this was a new love.” Hence her company, “Shoe Crazy Wine,” was...

CTA Welcomes New Locally Owned Concessions to Green Line by Kai EL’ Zabar Businesses Will Fill Vacant Concession Space and Improve Services at Cottage Grove at King Drive…...

The ribbon cutting ceremony played with music in the background to officially open the doors of Rose’s Café in busy downtown Miami. Located at 200 NW Second Ave., facing the Stephen P. Clark Government Center building, Rose’s Café will serve hot meals for breakfast and lunch, between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. It marked the conclusion of a tens...