Introducing Seed & Stone: Chinatown’s new plant-based café
Therese Smith has been making vegan sweet treats for CBD café-hoppers since 2018, and she's now opened her first (mostly) dairy-free café Seed & Stone in the Central Market.
MoreTherese Smith has been making vegan sweet treats for CBD café-hoppers since 2018, and she's now opened her first (mostly) dairy-free café Seed & Stone in the Central Market.
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MoreAccording to two-time Austin Film Festival award winners and Stakeout Films founders Indianna Bell and Josiah Allen, the secret to making it on the international stage is to just start making something.
MoreWorking alongside Design People’s founder Dave Lawson, designer Kiki Thanou reached into her past and the aesthetic of Hanson Road to create the branding for the Currie Street ‘70s nostalgia trip Extra Chicken Salt.
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