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Alisha Durosier

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Jul 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Alisha Durosier

    WeVegan Eats celebrates fifth anniversary of Tampa cafe (opens the original)

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    WeVegan Eats owner Sandra Carson is proud to have celebrated the cafe’s fifth anniversary this summer. “I’m still here right now,” Carson told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay. “And I’m just continuing to keep my blinders on and keep going and keep pushing… making sure I’m providing something to our customers that I know that they want to have.” To Carson, the cafe’s niche is maintaining affordable prices while replicating classic flavors in a wide variety of specialty baked goods and savory breakfast

  2. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Alisha Durosier

    Tampa's Vegan International found success by breaking rules (opens the original)

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    Vegan restaurants face an uphill battle, but the challenges aren’t exclusive to the meatless crowd. Nick Alami, owner of Vegan International Co. in Tampa, also sees plant-based restaurant closures as an indicator of a broader issue. “People forget that this is not a vegan problem; this is a restaurant problem in general,” Alami told CL. “The vegan industry just happens to be highlighted because everyone just wants to poke fun and people are just waiting for another vegan restaurant to close.” Wh

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Alisha Durosier

    Co-owner of St. Pete's Nah Dogs believes meatless lifestyles will make a comeback (opens the original)

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    While closing Good Intentions, co-founder Jenny Howe is doubling down on her beloved vegan hots with a Nah Dogs brick-and-mortar opening this summer. Why? In response to a lack of late-night vegan options in St. Petersburg and at Tropicana Field stadium during Rays’ games, Howe and her husband, Jeff, opened the first Nah Dogs cart in 2019. “We just wanted to be community-driven and offer vegan options,” Howe said. “And that felt like a very easy way for us to start both of those things.” After w

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