Landry's Seafood House has opened inside Hobby Airport near Gate 41, bringing sit‑down Gulf Coast dining as Houston readies for FIFA World Cup travel.

Inspire Community Cafe in Binghampton will close at the end of June after seven years. Owner Kristin Fox‑Trautman opened the mission‑driven spot in 2019.

Good Intentions, a well‑liked vegan restaurant in St. Petersburg, will close by mid‑summer 2026, owners say.

A projection‑mapped, multi‑course dinner arrives at the Hyatt Centric’s 7th Street Standard next Thursday, pairing a tiny animated chef with real plated meals.

Luna Bar & Bistro brings waterfront views to downtown Wyandotte, pairing scratch-made New American dishes with French and Middle Eastern touches. The room’s star-like chandeliers complete the effect.

Parlor Doughnuts opens June 13 614 on Lancaster Avenue in Berwyn, serving layered sweet doughnuts and savory, pizza-style toppings including OG Pepperoni. The shop lists weekend hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

After more than a decade, True Flavors Diner in South Durham will close by the end of June. Owner Sidney Coves cites rising costs and will focus on Reno’s Cheesesteaks.

Indy’s long-running Holy Rosary Italian Street Festival returns to Fletcher Place this weekend with free admission, live music and thousands of homemade cannoli.

Western Placer Unified will serve free breakfast and lunch to all students in 2026–27 through Provision 2, and the district will hand out weekly summer meal kits in Sheridan.

The Daily Growler’s German Village location will reopen June 19 as The Daily Etcetera after a spring remodel and menu refresh.

Yuki’s wraparound counter turns handrolls into spectator dining: made‑to‑order 3–6 roll sets, sashimi and frequent fresh fish shipments keep the focus tight and fast. Owner Hyo Lim is also opening a Korean spot, Dubu, in July.

A Kyoto‑inspired omakase and members‑only lounge, NomaEN is slated for 84 N. High St. in Historic Dublin, replacing long-running Oscar’s. The site lists "Opening Spring 2027" and membership sign-ups are live.

Alabama-born Rock N' Roll Sushi opens its first Michigan restaurant in Taylor next Monday, bringing American-style sushi, hibachi and a loud rock soundtrack to Downriver.