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Barrie, Ontario
Barrie, Ontario
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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DeKalb County, Georgia
Trend Urban Cafe
To provide clean eating, healthier options, and higher quality food options to our community, while focusing on ever evolving food trends. Promoting self-care, self-improvement, and self-love by striving to bring real food to real people. Always remaining conscious that real change starts with better choices.
DeKalb County, Georgia
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Evergreen, Colorado
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Fayetteville, Arkansas
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Glen Innes, New South Wales
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Langley, Washington
Scotch Whisky Events
Scotch Whisky Events
"Never A Dry Moment Tastings"
For the Curious, Enthusiast and Aficionado!
!! Now Accepting Tasting Bookings via ZOOM We look forward to sharing our passion for Scotch and world whiskies, local & world gins and Whidbey island bourbon & rye distilleries. We bring our unique educational and entertaining tasting experience to you remotely! How's it done... we ship to each participant airline size bottles for a flight that includes a tasting menu. We'll custom create the flight around your interests. Contact us for information.
Langley, Washington
Langley, Washington
Lexington, Kentucky
High On Art & Coffee
HIGH on Art & Coffee is a locally owned Cafe'/Art Store. Currently representing over 100 local artists, jewelry makers, sculptors, textile artists and writers. All items can be found on highonartandcoffee.com. Browse online, take screenshots, and then come to the window to see the items in person before you commit to buying. Great food, coffee, ice cream, milkshakes, smoothies & more! Vegan, vegetarian & carnivorous options! Outdoor, socially distanced, dining available!
Lexington, Kentucky
Lexington, Kentucky
The Julietta MArket
The Julietta Market is a 23,000 square foot year-round multi-vendor public market opening in November 2020 in the heart of the historic Southeast Greyhound Building at 101 W. Loudon, on the corner of N. Limestone and Loudon Avenue. The Julietta Market is for, by, and about our neighbors.
The Julietta Market provides a wide range of functions: retail space for 60 vendors, 8 food vendors, event space for cultural and community events, play space including an indoor playground - all of this will make The Julietta Market a community social and cultural hub.
The Julietta Market will be an extension of The Night Market, a monthly outdoor pop-up market that has put dozens of vendors in front of thousands of visitors each month. Over the last 8 years, The Night Market has created over $1.1M in direct economic impact for our neighbors.
With The Night Market as the 1st step toward starting and growing a business, The Julietta Market will be a 2nd stepping stone for neighborhood entrepreneurs to grow their business. The Julietta Market will allow small businesses to grow while minimizing risk by providing affordable rents and opportunities for incremental growth, in a beautiful, historic, climate-controlled space with shared and maintained bathrooms and seating facilities.
Lexington, Kentucky
Joe Bologna's Restaurant & Pizzeria
During remodeling to change the Jewish temple into a functioning restaurant, a deliberate effort was made to preserve the style and atmosphere of the original building. The stained-glass windows are the originals, but are now protected by shatter-proof glass on the outside.
Inside, the loft chandeliers are refurbished from the synagogue. The wood floors are the same Eastern Kentucky pine installed in 1891, and have simply been sanded and refinished. Of course, some changes were necessary. The bar now stands in the original pulpit area, but even there some of the original building is preserved.
In keeping with the decor, the wood is poplar and the glass is etched in a diamond pattern to match the design of the stained glass windows. Booths and tables were custom made with wood and fabrics chosen to compliment the colors of the windows.The building at 120 West Maxwell Street that now houses Joe Bologna’s Restaurant has an old and unique history.
Along with the adjoining property, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The land, on the corner of Maxwell and Lawrence Streets, and between South Upper and Limestone Streets, was purchased in March, 1890, by the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church of Lexington. It was dedicated on April 17, 1891, as the Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church. By August, 1891, they had erected a “handsome brick church, trimmed in stone, lighted by gas, heated by a furnace and furnished with modern pews, capable of seating comfortably four hundred worshipers†(The Church Record).
The original cost was $7,000.00. Church membership expanded from its original 75 worshipers to 250 in 1896. The congregation eventually outgrew the building and decided to move. In April, 1912, it was sold to the Ohavay Zion congregation.
In 1914, it was rededicated as the Jewish synagogue in Lexington starting with just twenty-five members.
The congregation’s growth resulted in a social hall being added in 1941 and a school in 1964. However, the original structure remained largely unchanged.
One of the reasons the Jewish community chose the site was religious rules prohibiting riding or driving on the Sabbath. In 1912, when Ohavay Zion purchased the building, its members lived within walking distance. However, by the 1980’s, many of the membership of 150 families had moved out to the suburbs and temple leaders decided to follow the trend. The synagogue, social hall, school and adjoining commercial buildings were sold in August, 1986, to Kaufman Properties the current property owner.
Old & New – A Tradition Begins In 1989, upon moving into the complex renamed Maxwell’s Alley, Joe Bologna’s Restaurant and Pizzeria became the first restaurant in Lexington with 41 stained-glass windows. During remodeling to change the Jewish temple into a functioning restaurant, a deliberate effort was made to preserve the style and atmosphere of the original building.
The beaded board poplar wood that partially covers the wall and ceiling area is of the same type as the original outer doors. Completely new is the loft, added to increase dining capacity.
The dominant feature of this Victorian Gothic brick structure, also used for Joe’s new logo, remains the huge eighteen foot tall stained-glass window facing Maxwell Street. Whether looking down over a religious congregation or restaurant diners, the beauty and quality of the window add elegance and artistry to this fine old building.
We hope you enjoy your visit and for those interested, there is additional information featured in a wall display in our Alley entry.
Lexington, Kentucky
Arabesque World Dance Studio & Event Center
Arabesque World Dance opened its doors in January 2013, and is founded and directed by Safiya Nawaar. Introducing culture to the community through dance and music has always been a key element to Safiya’s drive to teach and perform, and her studio’s ambiance reflects that. The ‘Eastern Edgy’ 3000+ square foot climate controlled facility has a professional sprung wood dance floor, mirrored walls, a patron lounge, as well as a costume and dance supply store. The ethnically inspired ambiance and decor create a great retreat for the dance enthusiast, as well as complementing the diverse array of other health and wellness programs that take place here.
Arabesque is first and foremost, a school to teach and mentor the aspiring artist, a provider for those seeking Health and Wellness courses, and a social dance studio where dancers can gather and share their knowledge and love of their art. Beyond these elements, Arabesque also provides a number of Health and fitness programs that cater to all ages and fitness levels. Belly-robics, Yoga, Flow arts, and an on-site Massage therapist are just the beginning. The list of services continues to grow, and new additions to our roster are always in the works. So, visit our site often to see if any new and exciting activities have joined the Arabesque family!
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Melbourne, Victoria
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Mercer, Pennsylvania
Hoss's Steak and Sea House
Grove City, PA Hoss's has been perfecting all the necessary pieces for an enjoyable experience. Considerate service, delicious food, and a pleasant environment will bring families and friends together. We especially welcome large groups, like the Mercer Shimmy Mob, because we always have plenty of room and a variety of food to accommodate everyone. We are here to help make your fundraiser a success.
Meridian, Mississippi
Meridian, Mississippi
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Portland, Oregon
Kiva Tea Spa
An oasis in the middle of your busy city life. Leave the outside world at the door and enter a peaceful sanctuary. All rooms are candle lit with Eastern music in each of our 5 spa rooms and foot sanctuary. Here at KIVA you will enjoy the therapeutic benefits of spa ritual. We enhance the spa tradition by drawing from decades of research and insights from both the East and West. Our goal is for you to come away from this experience feeling refreshed, renewed and revitalized. Feel good inside and out with a visit to our Cafe. All dishes prepared at KIVA are made from scratch using the freshest ingredients. Everything is made to order with love for you.
Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon
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Santa Cruz, California
