Kura Revolving Sushi Bar has listed a "Coming Soon" location at Arlington Highlands. Tenant filings and local reporting put fit‑out work later this summer through year‑end.

Clarkston-born Pita Way plans a 1,620-sq-ft shop at a new plaza on E. Nine Mile Road in St. Clair Shores, targeting an April opening next year.

Gillis Family Tavern has closed its Jenny Grist Mill location and is relocating to 22 Main Street in downtown Plymouth, with a summer reopening targeted. The move shifts the tavern into a larger Main Street footprint formerly occupied by Proof 22.

Sweet Auburn’s Municipal Market is adding stalls, grants and readiness training as Atlanta braces for hundreds of thousands of World Cup visitors. Vendors say longer hours and new menus are already in motion.

Family-run 4T's Eatery, formerly Phoenix Eatery, is opening on Moncrief Road in late June with the same chicken-and-waffles menu fans loved.

Frutella has filed plan-review paperwork and registered FRUTELLA ORLANDO LLC for a cafe at 1333 Florida Mall Ave, replacing a smoke shop near the Florida Mall. No opening date has been announced.

La Neta is planning a downtown outpost at 100 City Hall Plaza that may arrive alongside a churro concept called Churrería 52, with project docs pointing to 2026.

The Prime Rib will close its K Street dining room on June 17, ending decades as a Washington power‑dining spot. The brand says it plans to return later in 2026.

Jefes: A Betta Bar & Grille will reopen as Jefes Masa Cantina at 3126 Cranberry Highway in East Wareham, aiming for an August or early-fall 2026 debut. The move brings more parking and a focus on handmade tortillas.

Pervaiz Shallwani’s Chaat Dog is opening a permanent stall at Time Out Market New York in DUMBO, bringing chaat‑topped hot dogs, a butter chicken smash and more to the food hall.

Austin‑based Milk + Tea opened its first Dallas‑Fort Worth location in Richardson on June 1, taking over the Campbell Road storefront formerly occupied by Ding Tea.

Bluestone Lane's Marina cafe has a licensed pest control service, an open kitchen, and a famous banana bread. What inspectors found beneath the banana storage Thursday morning suggests none of that is working — and it's not the first time.

Eataly will bring gelato, cannoli and tiramisù to the Empire State Building's 86th‑floor observation deck this summer, running through Aug. 31.