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What are the new/trendy businesses in your area? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by Machezee@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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What are the new trendy businesses in the your area?

Looking to start another business and brainstorming a little tipsy on this thanksgiving night on what I can start.

If you’re in a big or trendy city (Austin, Brooklyn, NYC, Atlanta, Miami, etc) or are just plugged in, what are some new businesses popping up that have caught your eye, for example a few years ago a hub/co-working area would be one or a ghost kitchen or a ramen restaurant.

I’m in a (big)small town and things tend to trickle down here so it’s hard to tell what is popping up in larger cities.

Hope everyone’s had a great Turkey and hopefully had the day off!

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[–] sorryitsdegenrate2@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Candle making classes, four of them have popped up in the last two years in my city.