Unstaffed coffee shops, ramen eateries and flower outlets are spreading across South Korea as owners turn to robots and self-service to overcome rising labor costs.
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- Jamie Donnelly
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From a speakeasy that feels that you've stepped back in time to sweet, icy treats like fresh fruit popsicles, here's a list of all the new places that opened in spring.
- Jamie Donnelly
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From a speakeasy that feels that you've stepped back in time to sweet, icy treats like fresh fruit popsicles, here's a list of all the new places that opened in spring.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Penelope Pizza is opening its second location in the space that was home to the upscale Maynards Kitchen and not far from its first brick and mortar downtown.
- Jamie Donnelly
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From a tent at Made in Tucson to a full café, 1989 Bakehouse has officially opened its doors on Fourth Avenue.
- By Francesca Bond News Staff Reporter
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Several restaurants, cafés and shops closed Friday to protest the Trump administration's intensified ICE activity. The strike calls for "no work," "no school" and "no shopping."
- Analeise Mayor
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The North Fourth Avenue cafe at 745 N. Fourth Ave. closed over the weekend.
- Jamie Donnelly
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Whether you’re craving a slice of Detroit style pizza or an iced matcha latte topped with an earl grey cold foam, you can have both of those and more at these latest hotspots.
- Jamie Donnelly
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It’s hot outside, it’s hot inside of your car, it’s hot everywhere — that is, until you swing open the door at 1525 N. Wilmot Road.
- Jamie Donnelly
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Summer in Tucson is brutal, but you can beat the heat AND enjoy some great drinks by checking out these new cafés and coffee spots that have popped up around town recently.
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