Officially, Pride may be only one month long, but you can support these LGBTQ-owned businesses all year round.
These five spaces in Salt Lake City and around the valley were all created to be welcoming and inclusive of everyone, but especially queer folks. And they offer a diverse mix of goods and services, from vegan sweets to haircuts to boba tea.If you are missing candy after going vegan,Fee Hanson, who is the owner and chef at Sweet Hazel & Co., makes candy bars that can satisfy any sweet tooth, and they are all 100% vegan.
There are also bistro menus for “brekkie,” “brunchie” and “lunchie” as they’re called at Sweet Hazel & Co., with breakfast burritos, burgers and more. On top of everything being vegan at Sweet Hazel & Co. — which is named for Hanson’s dearly departed feline friend, Hazel — many of the food items are safe for people with dietary restrictions. “People come here and they’re like, ‘I can have anything? That just brings me joy,” Hanson said.
Try the gluten-free vegan edible cookie dough with mini chocolate chips, or the gluten-free and nut-free vegan caramel chews.
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