The Spur, a cowboy-themed bar nearly two years in the making, is set to open soon at 34 Maverick Square with proceeds benefiting animal rescue.

The Route 138 drive-in served nearly 14,000 customers a month before quietly shutting down this month.

The Washington Street brewery says rising costs and falling sales forced its hand after years in Whitman's town center.

Yafa Bakery plans a second Somerville café at 187 Elm Street, once home to Steve's Ice Cream.

The new Teele Square restaurant has a 14-seat bar room and a 32-seat dining room, plus additional seating at its two bars, with a name pulled from a Blues Traveler lyric.

The Cape Cod cantina's colorful cow skulls and Bustamante sculptures head to auction after owners couldn't find a buyer.

The Tremont Street takeout spot served calzones, wings and steak tips for three decades before shutting down.

The Woolly Brew plans to bring espresso, hand-dyed yarn and craft classes to 55 Brighton St., filling a gap between Pleasant Street and Fresh Pond.

The Maine bootmaker and Massachusetts coffee giant are dropping matching gear, and L.L.Bean's giant boot truck is rolling into Boston.

Cunard Tavern shuts its doors in Jeffries Point on Sept. 27.

North Providence's new Smith Street shop marks a third location for the family-run business, which got its start in Pawtucket back in 1994.

Boston Brewins LLC wants to bring a 7 Brew drive-thru to 2 Mount Royal Avenue, with the plan headed to a city committee this month.

The Miami-born chain is taking over a former Verizon store steps from Winthrop Park, with an ice-blue patio and 88 seats.