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Vegan In Vogue: Where to dine animal-free in West Michigan
Written by Josh Veal | Tuesday, 26 March 2019 11:46 |West Michigan’s vegan dining scene has taken some real blows over the years with the loss of cult favorite restaurants like Bartertown and Gaia Cafe. Maybe the region just wasn’t ready yet — not enough people had seen Food, Inc. In 2019, however, the tides are clearly shifting. Gaia Cafe is returning, thanks to a successful Kickstarter, and plenty of restaurants around now offer more than a handful of token vegan options. Here are some choices you may not have tried yet.
New In Town: Three Grand Rapids restaurants who hit the ground running
Written by Josh Veal | Tuesday, 26 March 2019 11:26 |Restaurants open all the time across West Michigan, but some do so with a much larger effect than others. I always wonder if the incoming eatery will burn up in the atmosphere or leave a lasting mark where it lands.
Quick Bites: A speedy guide to top eats in West Michigan
Written by Josh Veal | Tuesday, 26 March 2019 10:55 |Navigating West Michigan’s food scene is a daunting task, given that there are hundreds of restaurants sprawled across dozens of cities. On that front, we want to help local and newcomer alike.
Beyond Brownies: Michigan Cannabis Chefs specialize in high-end, pot-infused dishes
Written by Andy Balaskovitz | Tuesday, 26 March 2019 10:44 |Who among us hasn’t been offered an innocuous pot brownie at one point, only to face an existential crisis an hour later?
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Sponsored Content: Getting Back to Basics: Alpenrose Restaurant & Catering Enhances Its Focus While Exploring New Territory
Written by Alpenrose | Tuesday, 26 March 2019 10:12 |For more than 25 years, Alpenrose Restaurant & Catering has been bringing culinary excellence to the community of Holland, Mich. Widely recognized for its traditional European influences and fine dining experience, Alpenrose has welcomed a new executive chef, A.J. Tenhoor, aboard with the intentions of further enhancing the Alpine-inspired menu with a focus on local, quality ingredients and culinary craft.
From Screen to Stage: Viral video icons OK Go return to Kalamazoo with new interactive live show
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 25 March 2019 15:31 |Treadmills. Stunt tracks. Zero gravity acrobatics. Indie-pop band OK Go has done it all on its way to internet celebrity and musical acclaim.
Indisputable Intensity: Local post-hardcore pioneers La Dispute explore wide emotional spectrum on new LP Panorama
Written by Eric Mitts | Monday, 25 March 2019 15:23 |Nothing has shaped the story and success of La Dispute quite like its hometown of Grand Rapids.
The best bags are ones that can go anywhere and do anything, and a new line at jb and me is gearing up to be this season’s trademark sidekick.
‘All Hands On Deck’: West Michigan Democrats look to build off 2018 wins, but they may also have demographic and political redistricting in their favor.
Written by Andy Balaskovitz | Monday, 25 March 2019 14:38 |Beneath the stained drop ceiling of the American Postal Workers Union West Michigan Local on a recent March evening, Kent County Democrats were strategizing on how to build off a solid performance in November 2018.
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