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TasteMakers

... in Singapore, serving Litchfield-inspired gourmet prison food dreamed up by celebrity chef Bjorn Shen.George’sLast January, a bar inspired by Seinfeld character George Costanza opened in Melbourne, Australia serving thematic food.Beetle HouseThis Spring, a Tim Burton-inspired bar and restaurant, based on his classics Beetlejuice and Edward Scissorhands, opened in NYC’s East Village.Bad Owl CoffeeA Harry Potter-inspired coffee shop opened earlier this year in Henderson, NV serving Butterbeer ...

Category Lens

... their dollars (and pounds) to show their support. Can you provide an opportunity for Zs to be more self-directed when they wish to exercise their activism, and how can you make it easier for Ys to vote with their pocketbook? As retail pushes forward to ever more personalized experiences, how can you include customers’ values and identity as part of that personalization? What if . . . instead of your name on your custom coffee order, it also had your cause, a la Tinder example from Live, Not Buy ...

High Society

... beverage, the brand also wants to reframe the stereotype of the lazy stoner by marketing the sparkling water as a product for the active lifestyle. Cuvée CoffeeAustin-based coffee company Cuvée Coffee released a line of canned nitro cold brewthat contains CBD hemp oil. Cuvée partnered with California-based Natural Plant Extracts USA to created a specific hemp oil that would complement the coffee brewery’s nitro brew. Each can of Nitro Hemp Oil Cold Brew contains 10mg of the odorless, tasteless, and ...

The Future Of Experiential Retail

... otherwise. Even if shoppers miss out on a pop-up, they can experience the communal aspect over shareable social posts from both brands and other attendees. Some, such as online retailer Brandless’ pop-up in NYC, exemplify next-gen product sampling: the entire experience was built around taste and trial in an effort to mitigate the disconnect customers felt when deciding to buy the previously online-only products Brandless offered. Shoppers at the pop-up were treated to a coffee bar, beauty lounge, a ...

The Urge To Splurge

... inherently communal in nature. What’s more, spend in these categories is higher for Ys than other generations because they prize the inclusive aspect of these experiences; when it comes to purchases such as coffee, dinner at a restaurant, brunch at a restaurant, and a drink at a bar, their average spend is higher than other generations because they’re experiences they can enjoy with others. While overspending on food may seem confounding to older generations, for Ys, splurging on a $7 latte or a $20 ...

Welcome To The Club

... £1,000. An example of a more inclusive co-working company, KettleSpace is a New York City-based co-working collective that offers membership to its network of workspaces inside of restaurants. KettleSpace members pay between $25 to $99 per month, which includes bottomless tea, coffee, and snacks, as well as access to community events such as lunch and learns and happy hours. Along with work-related communities, young adults are also paying to belong to private clubs that cater to their social needs ...

The Shape Of Belonging: A Map To Modern Community

... where she was treated as a child and where she now takes her baby. Mary Jane appreciates the human-to-human interactions she has with people, such as in the grocery store or local eateries where she knows the employees well. Aside from lacking a gym on the main street of town, Mary Jane says that Tenafly has all the amenities that she needs, including great restaurants, beauty spas, nail salons, a farmers market-like grocery store, and an authentic local coffee shop. Young people’s draw to, and ...

Home & Away Retail Trends

... Runway x WeWork Fashion rental company Rent The Runway made it easier than ever to return its merchandise by partnering with WeWork to launch self-service drop-off boxes at 15 WeWork locations across major cities in the U.S. Customers who use the boxes get an immediate return credit instead of having to wait for return shipping to process. The boxes, which are located in the publically-accessible lobbies of the WeWork locations and are equipped with coffee and handbag stations, are especially ...

Race To Zero

... foodstuffs, including flour, spices, grains, sugar, oil, baking powder, and coffee and tea, and non-food products like toiletries and utensils. ReGrained San Francisco-based startup ReGrained is attempting to tackle inefficiencies in the food system by upcycling grains used in the beer-making process, transforming them into granola bars. A six-pack of beer requires roughly a pound of grains for brewing, and once the process is complete, the leftovers are typically discarded, so ReGrained is working with ...