coolest new businesses in america

You may have heard water gives great resistance and that cycling is low impact on your body. Using that knowledge, Aqua was founded in New York City. Their underwater cycling class (well, the bike is under water which comes up to your waist) burns more calories than one alone.

Combining the brewing process of beer and mead leads to the creation of Braggot, one of the oldest alcoholic beverages and highly favoured by the Norse Vikings. Try the Gypsy Tears (made with clover honey, hibiscus, and blueberry) and Valkyrie (made with wildflower honey, blackberries, and an ancient herb called Tulsi) at their Eugene, Oregon brewery.

Connect your smartphone to your car with a small plug in to get real time vehicle diagnostics which keep you safer and notifies you when your car needs a tune up. It even gives you tips on how to drive more efficiently and save on gas money.

Feel like royalty with Kurt Luetjen in Denver. With only one chair in his shop, Kurt uses two decades of barber experience to make each visit a personal experience at good prices too.

Since Colorados legalisation of marijuana in 2013, many tourists have flocked to the state to partake. My 420 Tours has made a business of taking tourists to visit new local businesses such as growers, cannabis cooks, and shops where anyone over 21 years old can buy pot.

A Dallas restaurant with ever rotating chefs, Kitchen LTO stands for Limited Time Only. Prospective chefs are put through a rigorous selection committee and social media voting by Dallas locals for who will be the resident chef (complete with their own unique menu) every six months.

Cameras may have gone mostly digital, but thats not to say art galleries are on their way out. Miami art district based Instagramers Gallery showcases only photos taken with Instagram from amateurs and professionals alike. Miami has really upped its hipster reputation.

A saviour for beer lovers, Hopsters in Newton/Boston, Massachusetts lets you pick your own combination of barley, hops, and malt and make your own beer Brewing in their kettles, you can walk away with about three cases of your own beer to impress friends & family. (And the nibbles are great too.)

One of the oddest businesses in St. Louis, Mind Fest offers local Missourians non traditional classes to expand their experience. Classes starting soon include an introduction to the roots of hip hop, what the ancients though about love and sex, and how to raise chickens in your backyard.

Sister Louisas (or as the locals call it, Church) in Atlanta is a church open late night. Well, its not really a church, more of a bar. Ok, entirely a bar. Owner Grant Henry went through years selling religious art and working as a popular bartender before opening up his own