Kava Root Cafe says, “Aloha SugarHouse”

Clap two times, pass the furthest glass and after dipping your finger in three times and saying 3 Hawaiian phrases, your on your way to visit with Polynesian Princesses and Fearless Warriors.

Richard Markosian

September 14, 2010

NOW OPEN: Kava Root Cafe

Clap two times, pass the furthest glass and after dipping your finger in three times and saying 3 Hawaiian phrases, your on your way to visit with Polynesian Princesses and Fearless Warriors. Owner Tamaiti Murray says he wants to promote the “natural vibration of good harmony and peaceful existence through song and drink.” The Kava Root Cafe is a unique business that is a nice addition to the eclectic mix in Sugarhouse featuring a non-alcoholic bar and live reggae music bands on the weekend.

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Kava Roots Café is on 2100 South and 815 East.

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Richard Markosian

I am a story teller and journalist. I have a passion for farmers, local craftspeople, and folks who aspire to create, build and grow their business in the local marketplace. Why local? By supporting locally-owned businesses we create more opportunity for entrepreneurs, and we claim our sovereignty to shape our communities how we want to see them. I aspire to build Utah Stories Magazine into a household Utah name, and assist Utah businesses and makers with marketing. On the journalism side of things my passion is investigative journalism that offers true insight into issues. I believe strongly in the forth estate: strong, meaningful, insightful journalism is essential to a free market Democracy.