Small Business Saturday: HAAM in Williamsburg serves vegan Dominican and Trinidadian food
The restaurant is a family business owned by Yesenia Ramdass and her husband Randy.
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Nov 25, 2023, 6:53 PM
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30ds agoHAAM is a new Williamsburg restaurant specializing in vegan mix of Dominican and Trinidadian food.
The restaurant is a family business owned by Yesenia Ramdass and her husband Randy.
News 12’s Shatki Denis met the owners on Small Business Saturday to discuss the inspiration behind their family business.
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