Vegan Community Kitchen:
Vegan Community Kitchen is owned and run by Mother Pastry Chef Sadiye, Daughter Sales Manager Cansu and Sister Vegan Chef Oya who opened their first location in Istanbul, Turkey in 2012.
The family aims to share Mediterranean, authentic, delicious, wholesome, plant-based food that fuels and energizes without compromising flavor, taste or satisfaction.
The restaurant is 100% vegan—for the uninitiated, this means whatever you order from Vegan Community Kitchen doesn’t contain any animal-derived products—including meat, seafood, dairy, eggs or honey.
Their menu features locally-sourced ingredients, and is made fresh daily, including freshly baked grains, vegetables and gluten flour or gluten-free flour.
“We realize that everyone comes with different expectations and different cultural backgrounds. We are flexible and adaptable, and that includes recognizing dietary restrictions. Gluten-free, soy-free, nut-free options are available,” Sadiye told us.
“We want to make sure that people are aware that they don’t have to be vegan; we don’t need to eat as much meat as we do (in most cases) so we want to make sure that everybody has an option that is still delicious despite the vegan label.”
Children’s Lighthouse Daycare :
Plans are currently in review for a daycare facility located at Laura Duncan Road and Apex Peakway. This one-story, 11,244 square-foot facility would be built on 2.32 acres. This would be the second location in Wake County.
Peak City Vet Hospital:
Peak City Vet Hospital is a small animal vet clinic located at 1480 Chapel Ridge Rd, Suite 130. Dr. Cindy Johnson owns and operates this hospital which opened on September 10, 2018. Their mission is based on three C’s: “Care, Compassion, Community”. Services include preventive health screenings, dental cleanings, surgery, and chiropractic care. Hours are Monday-Friday from 8:30am – 5:30pm and every second and fourth Saturday from 8:00am – 12:00pm. They are looking forward to being an active part of the Apex community.
A Kid’s Life:
Lynn Gulley is the founder/operator of A Kid’s Life, a 501(c3) non-profit boutique-style store located at 211-B S. Salem Street. She sells donated name brand women’s clothing, maternity items and clothes/toys for children of all ages. They offer three levels of pricing depending on brand name. Their mission is to help orphans globally to transition from orphanage life into independent living. All clothing and financial contributions made by the public are tax deductible and are accepted anytime the store is open. Open Tuesday – Saturday 11:00am – 5:00pm. *Look for the Pink door.*
Olive Glen:
AV Homes has submitted plans to the town for senior living housing located at New Hill Olive Chapel and Barn Road. These 89 single-family homes range from 1,300 to 2,400 square feet and will be offered at $330,000 – $430,000. Anticipated start date of project is 2020 if approved.
Magnolia Office:
At 1550 Apex Peakway, the Magnolia business office is well under construction. The two-story building will have a total of 26,550 square feet. There should be ample parking with a total of 96 spaces.
Vision Drive Early Care and Preschool:
At 1001 Vision Drive, near the corner of Vision Drive and Green Level Church Road, the town has approved a 10,000 square-foot early care/preschool facility, and a 4,000 square-foot dental office.
