Terminal 26 brings a Thai floating‑market dining concept to Ponce City Market, serving seafood‑forward street food and a frozen Singha slushie.

Pho 77 from the owners of Biff’s opened in Cypress with a lion dance and opening specials, serving pho, banh mi, rice noodles and boba. Locals now have another full-service Vietnamese option on Greenhouse Road.

77 & Belle, named for Hattie Bell, opened on Pegram Street in Belmont with a work‑friendly layout, a private meeting room and a menu of coffee, matcha and pastries.

A husband-and-wife team spent four years running one of San Francisco's most coveted reservations — and walked away with 15,000 people still waiting to get in. The reason they quit says everything about who can actually survive in this city's restaurant scene right now.

Little Fawn debuts inside the Fin Hotel with shareable California‑Mediterranean plates, natural wines and a tight cocktail program.

Fritangas opened its second Summit County location at 409 Main St., bringing Mexico City–style tortas, huaraches and live-music patio nights to Frisco.

A purple drive‑thru from Antonio's Real NY Pizza quietly opened in east Loveland this week, offering slices, whole pies, bagels, coffee and breakfast burritos. Limited hours and a speaker/order pull‑forward model are in place during the soft opening.

County inspectors ordered the Beverly Wilshire’s main dining room and an employees’ cafeteria closed after vermin citations; both operations were later cleared to reopen.

Malachi's Ice Cream Bar in Riverside will close on July 31 after about three years, owner Ashley Kendrick announced. The shop will remain open through that date.

Sushi by Bou plans an omakase counter inside the Hyatt Regency at Reston Town Center. Permit filings show work under way but the chain has not announced an opening date.

Stella's Modern Pantry will close its Broadway storefront on June 20, 2026; owners Stacey Atsides and Albert Barrett say they plan to relocate the shop. The downtown staple has been a fixture for nearly 20 years.

A seven‑decade Santa Rosa dive, the Wagon Wheel Saloon, will close this Sunday after the property changed hands. Owners and longtime staff are marking the end of an era.

Chef Mike Lanham says Anomaly SF will close on June 20 to address health concerns and spend time with family. The Lower Pac Heights tasting-room will pause after nearly nine years.