The Café's Instagram account states they are relocating, though it doesn't mention yet where.
The woman-owned space offered "wellness, thrifting and community." By day, La Fleur provided a café service and coworking space... with alcohol-free specialty drinks (like the CBD-infused turmeric latte) in the evening. There were also open mics, artisan pop-ups, art shows and tarot readings.
The DOH closed La Fleur for several months this spring and early summer, per a GoFundMe about the situation, "over a few minor but unresolved maintenance issues — including, unbelievably, a fine for not having plastic straws."
Per the owner, Dee:
This comes after nearly three years of personal sacrifice, rebuilding, and growth. I started La Fleur with my own savings, family support, and a deep belief in the power of community. We've hosted hundreds of events, championed small businesses, supported creatives of all backgrounds, and built something truly unique...all while bootstrapping and scraping by.
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