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Owner John Barricelli, who says he will turn 67 this year, says he's retiring after 50 years in the food business. G Café Bakery will take over the Water Street space.
Demolition is already underway at McFarland Plaza as the brunch chain claims its first Tuscaloosa-Northport spot.
The buffet chain gave no reason for closing its longtime Boise spot, even as it keeps expanding elsewhere.
bhc Chicken's Yorktown Plaza shop serves Ppuringkle wings, tteokbokki and eight dipping sauces daily.
The walk-up window lands outside Section 127 as the Lions-Packers tailgate scene gets a Shady upgrade.
Little Movie Store opens on South 10th Street today, letting members check out three titles for a flat $160 a year.
A Texas filing suggests the Taiwanese dumpling giant wants Nobu's old Galleria footprint. No lease has been confirmed.
A 1984 Keller Parkway strip mall is getting a double drive-thru coffee shop and a full facelift, with Little Caesars and Keller Donuts staying put.
The Panda Express drive-through will be the chain's first in Connecticut, with a 10-car queue planned for Spring Street.
The chain's Springfield stand is set for South Limestone Street, with an end-of-year opening planned.
The Milan-rooted gelato chain is eyeing a Long Beach storefront with more than 20 flavors, from pistachio to Nutella-filled Nutellina.
The Davis Boulevard Italian spot is adding a climate-controlled room so diners can skip the Texas heat and cold snaps alike.
Isabel Caudillo's Mission Street guisado spot is expanding to the Chase Center area, with a December opening possible.
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