Following the opening of Trejo's Tacos, actor Danny Trejo recently opened the doors to his newest food business: Trejo’s Coffee & Donuts.
At the new coffee and donut shop in Los Angeles, those who stop by will be able to grab a variety of refreshments, including everything from bags of local coffee beans and caffe con leche to baked goods. Some of the pastry confections on the menu at Trejo's Trejo’s Coffee & Donuts include the El Diablo, Abuelita and even a savory Nacho donut. Like Danny Trejo's other eatery, Trejo's Tacos, there are also vegan-friendly options available. For fans of Machete, the all-new donuterie also serves a machete-shaped donut.
While the small space boasts no seating, it does include a standing counter for guests to enjoy their treats on-site.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mexican-themed Donuteries
- Opportunity for entrepreneurs to create unique and culturally inspired donuts and pastries.
- Celebrity-owned Food Businesses
- Potential for celebrities to expand their brand through food ventures.
- Vegan-friendly Options
- Growing demand for plant-based food products creating an opportunity for businesses to offer vegan versions of popular treats.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage
- Industry players can explore innovative ways to incorporate cultural flavors and shapes into their products.
- Entertainment
- Actors and celebrities can leverage their popularity to enter the food industry and create unique dining experiences.
- Hospitality
- Hotels, cafes, and restaurants can cater to the increasing demand for vegan-friendly options by offering plant-based pastries and beverages.
