A Marietta restaurant received an Unsatisfactory score after inspectors found its walk‑in cooler at 50°F and mold in the ice machine; some food was discarded and a follow‑up inspection is required.

Miami-based Sailormen Inc. filed Chapter 11 in January; court papers and reporting show roughly 20 Popeyes locations in Florida and Georgia have closed amid lender disputes.

A new Italian from the team behind Vesper quietly opened in Glenwood Park, serving pasta, seafood and ticketed wine-pairing dinners in an intimate neighborhood room.

A Chick‑fil‑A at Macland Crossing reopened after a dining‑room refresh, with a ribbon‑cutting that included Seth Cathy and local leaders.

Paya, the island-inspired Miami Beach restaurant from Niven Patel and Mo Alkassar, served its last dinner in early March. Alkassar will convert the 17th Street space and focus on Ghee's expansion.

Masala Times has opened a stall at Switchman Hall inside Terminal South, serving butter chicken wings, rice bowls and chaat to Peoplestown diners.

Carrot Dog is opening its first brick-and-mortar at Pittsburgh Yards’ Container Courtyard, serving whole marinated carrots dressed like classic hot dogs. The stall will join a new cluster of small businesses along the Southside Beltline.

Alpharetta’s Lily Sushi Bar is opening a third location at Johns Creek’s Medley this fall, offering indoor and covered-patio dining.

Bizarre Coffee opened a 3,500‑sq‑ft Roswell shop at 1090 Alpharetta Street this February, bringing colorful lattes, house‑made syrups and a cocktail program to downtown.

Revival Restaurant Group will open Sea Bar beside Little Betty at Lane Parke, led by chef Kyle Biddy and featuring a Japanese- and Italian-influenced seafood menu.

Chicago's Restaurant in Roswell received an 'Unsatisfactory' 69 after a March inspection found warm food, improper storage and handwashing failures; affected items were discarded.

A popular Atlanta hot‑dog cart appears to be moving into a Fairburn Road takeout shop after a permit filing showed plans for a 1,538‑sq‑ft conversion. Local coverage and vendor listings confirm the cart’s pop‑up past and the permit filing.

Jagger Suite opened atop the Moxy in downtown Atlanta with a 12-foot disco unicorn, a hidden speakeasy and a menu that includes a $95 caviar service.