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Composting for International Awareness Week

International Compost Awareness Week has come to an end and we’re feeling hyped to reach a milestone this year: We have been composting food scraps at our Chicago location for almost 5 years! Every week, four to five 32-gallon lined totes are picked up from Alice & Friends’ three locations. These are then processed by […]

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Your Guide to Vegan Cake Catering at Alice & Friends 

Creating cakes for our customers is one of the most joyful parts of what we do at Alice and Friends. We often receive feedback about how hard it is to find vegan cakes or that we offer specialty flavors unavailable anywhere else in the Chicago area.  For our team, it’s a privilege to create and

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The Reasons Behind our Chicago Location Hours

Last week we received a Google review for our Chicago location hours that intrigued us. The reviewer stated: “Honestly y’all’s hours absolutely suck… closed on a Tuesday and not open for lunch most days is crazy. I would eat here everyday if their hours didn’t suck. So I’m forced to go elsewhere.” _ Eric The

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Why We Love Root & Revelry Craft Sodas

Across our locations in Chicago, Glenview, and Oak Park, we’ve created spaces where everyone is welcome and every dish is made with intention, creativity, and care. And when it comes to what you’re sipping alongside your meal, we’re delighted to offer Root & Revelry craft sodas. With more than 10 flavors to choose from, these

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Scaling the Impossible: Alex Honnold, Taipei 101, and the Power of Plants

This past Sunday, January 25th, the world held its breath as Alex Honnold became the first person to free-solo climb Taipei 101. Scaling 1,667 feet of glass and steel with no ropes and no safety gear, Alex didn’t just break a record but redefined human potential. For me, watching the footage was deeply personal. While

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