High Noon Brunchery is relocating its Douglasville flagship to 2285 Peachtree Road in Buckhead, signing a lease for roughly 4,000 sq ft and planning a summer reopening.

Terminal 26 brings a Thai floating‑market dining concept to Ponce City Market, serving seafood‑forward street food and a frozen Singha slushie.

Sweet Auburn’s Municipal Market is adding stalls, grants and readiness training as Atlanta braces for hundreds of thousands of World Cup visitors. Vendors say longer hours and new menus are already in motion.

A permit filing shows Sankranti Indian Kitchen plans a 1,560‑sq‑ft Buckhead restaurant at 3420 Piedmont Rd NE with 43 seats and outdoor dining. The brand also lists a downtown location as "coming soon."

French Toast in Marietta flunked a May 27 health inspection, then passed a reinspection hours later. Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream in Sandy Springs earned a perfect 100.

Mezza Luna in Marietta will relaunch as Trattoria Bella this summer, with owner-chef Daniele Furfaro aiming for a mid‑August grand opening and a gradual rollout. The new concept will add higher‑end entrees while keeping neighborhood favorites.

Kennesaw pizzeria Pisano's is opening a second location in Marietta Square in a redesigned 1,500‑sq‑ft space next to WR Social House, targeting an early‑July debut.

Reunion Kitchen & Bar will pause service at its East Cobb dining room and is scouting a Sandy Springs site after owners cited rising rents.

Chef Ali Lemma’s Ruki’s Kitchen has moved into Switchman Hall in Peoplestown, pairing Ethiopian tibs and injera with a new Habesha lemon‑pepper wing program. The compact menu is built for sharing in the food‑hall setting.

Global Grub Alley will line Walton Street near Centennial Olympic Park during Atlanta’s World Cup match days, bringing 20–30 food trucks for fans and locals. The pedestrian strip will run match days and the day before each match.

Bayou Brew Coffee Co., from Louisiana native Jonie Paden, plans to open in Powder Springs with beignets, chicory coffee and a Louisiana‑style menu this summer.

Curated Coffee Books & Plants is moving from pop-up cart to a permanent Grant Park storefront at 332 Ormond St SE, with an opening expected later in 2026.

The former Mushi Ni pop‑up has gone brick‑and‑mortar in Inman Park, serving bao‑first, low‑priced pan‑Asian plates and a compact cocktail list.