Brooklyn’s Little Choc Apothecary Finds Buyer, Remains Open

Brooklyn's popular vegan restaurant, Little Choc Apothecary, has found a buyer and will be remaining open after announcing its closure earlier this year. The new owner, Adam Fine, who already owns a successful vegan restaurant in Washington, D.C., is excited to continue offering delicious vegan and gluten-free options, including crepes, baked goods, tea, and coffee. Little Choc Apothecary is known for its cozy atmosphere and commitment to using local and organic ingredients in their menu, making it a staple in the Brooklyn community.

The new owner plans to maintain the restaurant's legacy and provide a welcoming environment for customers looking for healthy, small-batch food. With an extensive menu that includes grain bowls, acai bowls, cocktails, smoothies, juices, and their famous crepes, Little Choc Apothecary remains a top choice for those seeking vegan options in Brooklyn. Supporting small vegan businesses like Little Choc Apothecary is more important than ever, so be sure to visit them at their location on Havemeyer St and stay updated on their offerings on their website and Instagram.