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Remember Sogurt? The frozen yogurt chain is making a comeback after 8 years with new flavours
Once operating 12 outlets across Singapore, the pioneering self-serve froyo brand is making a comeback at One Holland Village this December with revamped recipes, nostalgic favourites and a spacious new flagship cafe.
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Mahjong, art fairs: F&B businesses look beyond food to attract diners
Facing weaker consumer spending and higher operating costs, some operators are trying new ways to build customer loyalty.
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Marymount Bakehouse now has a second outlet at Upper Thomson, with new bakes and pet-friendly seating
The homegrown bakery has expanded to Upper Thomson with more room for diners and their pets, plus new sourdough creations ranging from French Onion Soup loaves and a Corn and Crab Chowder levain pie to sourdough-crusted seabass with brown butter pasta.
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Vienna’s Vollpension cafes keep retirees active, connected
Europe has a problem: its population is aging, and many older people have little money or feel lonely. These cafes in Vienna might have come up with part of the solution: they employ people who are already retired.
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Vienna’s Vollpension cafes keeps retirees active, connected
Europe has a problem: its population is aging, and many older people have little money or feel lonely. These cafes in Vienna might have come up with part of the solution: they employ people who are already retired.
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Iran tightens social control with crackdown on cafes
Authorities are keeping a close eye on cafes, fearing they could play a role in fostering anti-government sentiment.
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Elijah Pies opens Joo Chiat flagship with souffle pies, ‘pizza pies’ and treats for dogs
Twelve years after starting as a home business, the Instagram-famous pie brand has taken over a heritage shophouse for its biggest cafe yet.
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Dutch sign language cafes let guests order by hand
At a cafe in Arnhem, the Netherlands, customers order their coffee using sign language. The inclusive concept creates jobs, teaches guests new skills and helps break down barriers.
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Sign language cafes in Netherlands let guests order by hand
At a cafe in Arnhem, customers order their coffee using sign language. The inclusive concept creates jobs, teaches guests new skills and helps break down barriers.
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Little Farms opens new all-day dining restaurant and picnic kiosk at Singapore Botanic Gardens
Little Farms has transformed the former Halia site into its largest concept yet, featuring a 112-seat restaurant, a grab-and-go picnic kiosk and an event space for weddings and celebrations.
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