Butterfat Gelato is opening a brick-and-mortar at 404 E. Ohio Street in Pittsburgh’s North Side, moving from pop-ups and pints to a permanent scoop shop. The team plans rotating flavors, pints and private tastings once the storefront opens.

614 Restaurant Week runs July 20 625 with three-course prix-fixe menus across 150+ Columbus spots and proceeds supporting Canine Companions.

Giordano’s Big G is relocating a few blocks to 1852 Bronxdale, expanding into a roughly 3,200-square-foot retail and wholesale space and aiming to open this September.

Florecita Panaderia is moving into the former Shuggie’s space in the Mission and will reopen Sept. 12 with coffee pairings and a bigger pastry case.

Frends Brewhouse has closed its Downtown Sacramento restaurant at 828 J St; the Elk Grove location’s status is now unclear. The chain’s site still lists the J Street address.

Third Space Coffee brings Pacific Northwest flavors to the 808 Center, serving marionberry-topped drinks and housemade pastries on Oʻahu.

A new burger-and-wings spot replaced Taquizas Valdez on Irving Park Road, promising smash burgers, wings and loaded fries. Owners Jose Garcia and Rosa Ruth Flores opened it in late June.

Crustacean will leave its Bedford Drive dining room at the end of July after nearly 30 years. The AN family says it will host pop‑ups and explore catering while hunting for a new site.

Limegreen Southeast Asian Grill is opening a Southbrook Station shop in Leander, aiming for a mid‑August debut. The Austin-born spot will serve bowls, bánh mì, wings and Vietnamese coffee.

Philly favorite Love & Honey Fried Chicken is opening its first NYC shop at 229 Flatbush near Barclays Center, bringing hand-dredged chicken and banana pudding to Brooklyn later this month.

The Tasting Kitchen has returned to Abbot Kinney with Casey Lane back in the kitchen, pairing beloved pastas with new charcoal‑and‑wood dishes in a reimagined dining room.

Turf N' Surf has closed its downtown Lavaca Street Bar window after 16 years, with owner Ralph Gilmore citing high food costs and a drop in downtown customers. He is preparing Hook House Kitchen on the Texas coast.

Shaq’s Big Chicken has closed most of its Texas locations, and the North Fort Worth shop that opened in late 2024 is now listed for lease.