Marble Slab Creamery opened its first Baltimore‑area shop in Gambrills' Village at Waugh Chapel, bringing slab‑mixed, build‑your‑own ice cream to the area.

Fields Corner fixture home.stead Bakery & Cafe will close after 10 years; its final day is June 20. The owners thanked neighbors in a social post but gave no reason.

Mr. Fuji in Peachtree City failed a state food inspection with a score of 18 and reported dozens of live roaches. The restaurant closed voluntarily while it addresses violations and awaits follow‑up checks.

A 7 Brew drive‑thru is proposed for 4270 Lawrenceville Highway in downtown Tucker; plans call for a double‑lane drive‑through, a walk‑up window and outdoor seating, and the project is pending city approval.

Captain Jim’s, a 30-year North Miami seafood market and restaurant, will close on June 21; owner David Garcia cited rising costs and staffing shortages. The announcement leaves regulars a last weekend to say goodbye.

Alibi Bar & Lounge's patio will host "Sentenced to Sip," an espresso martini garden opening this weekend. Reservations are encouraged and slots appear on Resy.

Chef Gavin Kaysen is taking Bellecour to the Wells Fargo Center’s ground floor in downtown Minneapolis, pairing a daytime bakery with bistro service and aiming for a late‑fall opening.

Jaywalker opened at New York Distilling Company's Bushwick distillery, pairing on-site spirits with guided tastings, a summer cocktail menu and small plates.

A Vonore inspection found raw chicken held at about 63°F, warm cut tomatoes and a grimy can opener, resulting in a failing 56 for Cielito Lindo.

A contemporary Sicilian spot on Columbus Avenue is serving house-made pastas, wood-fired pizzas and a seasonal Italian wine and cocktail program.

Negril's sign is up at 2928 Georgia Avenue NW as the family prepares to move into the former NuVegan space, keeping the beloved Jamaican eatery close to Howard University.

A south Minneapolis cafe that erased prices says donations, merch and overpaying customers have pushed revenue higher as it shifts toward nonprofit status.

Rich Products pulled a batch of Farm Rich Pizza Cheese Crunchers after potential metal fragments were found. The voluntary Class II recall affects packages sold in New York, New Jersey and other states.