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After becoming vegan, Monica and Anibal Flores found a lack of fast-food-style vegan options. So, wanting to make something that everyone could enjoy and feel good about eating, they opened Phyto’s Vegan Eats.
Seeing a problem in the world of coffee roasting, Tiffany Stiles, owner of The Jolt Coffee Co. and TIABI Coffee and Waffle Bar, took action to reduce the emissions of running a coffee shop.
Finding some sweet relief in the middle of the pandemic, Winston Williams started making chocolate bonbons at home. Soon, it became a whole business, and he launched Midnite Chocolates in November of 2020.
Pairing goats with yoga, Goat Yoga LV provides a unique, fun, and relaxing experience to those looking for something new in their self-care routine.
In a unique, equine experience, one local organization invites you to “Hold Your Horses” and join them for a sunset meditation in the company of horses.
With a desire to open their own art gallery, Sistas That Paint produces affordable art for the community while highlighting Black culture.
For those experiencing low energy or looking for emotional, physical, or spiritual healing, Vegas’ newest crystal shop, I Love Crystals, helps with all your healing needs.
Promoting the development of personal self-care regimens, local health and wellness business Self-love With Leticia offers workshops and monthly subscription bundles of themed self-care items.
Las Vegas’s new up-and-coming physical therapy business applies a variety of treatment practices to whatever ails you. At LVL Up, your needs come first.
With a mission to help people return to their roots through plant medicine, Super Natural NiA offers teas to help with different ailments.