A planned Urban Meyer’s Pint House at 811 Huron Road will not open, leaving a prime Gateway District restaurant space vacant.

An Ohio study finds GLP-1 drugs are changing dining choices — fewer desserts, more shareable plates and smaller portions at restaurants.

Oak & Embers will close its Chesterland restaurant after Wednesday, shrinking the operation to a single Hudson outpost. Owners thanked regulars and staff in a short farewell.

Jeremy and Allie Umansky are opening Larder Supply, a compact chef‑led shop in Hingetown offering pro tools, classes and knife‑sharpening. The space opens Tuesday at noon.

A DQ Grill & Chill is coming to 587 E. Main St. in Canfield this August; the S. Broad Street shop will close Wednesday night. Expanded seating and a dual drive‑thru are part of the plan.

Panera will cap its Sip Club at 30 self-serve drinks per month starting Aug. 19 while keeping the subscription price the same.

A zero‑waste bulk market and community classroom called The Pantry on Third is coming to Fairport Harbor's Third Street, offering refills and sustainability workshops.

Tipsy Tommy's opens today in Garfield Heights with live music, food and a dunk tank featuring Mayor Matt Burke.

TBK Tavern has reopened in Mentor after a major overhaul, adding a game lounge, reclaimed booths, 36 taps and a chef-driven tavern menu. The revamped spot will start brunch this Sunday.

Hungry Ghost, an intimate Latin American restaurant, has opened beneath Willoughby House, joining Julia’s 1902 as a private, reservation-focused dining option.

A tiki‑themed Beach & Barrel pop‑up is pouring drinks on Third Street now and will expand into a full‑service coastal restaurant later this fall.

A two‑story Crafty Steere will occupy the long‑vacant O'Neil's Building at 222 S. Main St., bringing a market, restaurant, bar and catering commissary to downtown Akron.

After 74 years, Fairlawn’s Skyway Drive-In has closed as the family retires; the lot at 2781 W. Market St. is slated for a Dutch Bros drive‑thru.