Kingdom Sushi has opened at 1391 Citrus Tower Blvd in Clermont, offering an all‑you‑can‑eat sushi menu, drive‑thru service and weekday deals. The restaurant lists hours and pricing on its site.

For its 50th, Zinzinnati will run Sept. 17–20 with expanded hours, a festival‑only Samuel Adams lager and a first‑time VIP package on the riverfront.

A new burger counter opened May 28 at 5001 Panther Creek Parkway in Frisco, replacing the FieldsFresh sandwich shop and shifting the owners to a burger concept.

Bar Fino expanded into the bungalow next door on Rainey Street, adding Fleet Coffee Roasters and La Santa Barbacha to the property and bringing morning and midday service to the block.

Grace's Inn on S. Beretania was red-placarded after a kitchen sewage backup and has been allowed to reopen under a yellow placard while repairs are verified.

Chef Michael Stoltzfus says Coquette will close after nearly 18 years. The Garden District mainstay will serve its last regular meal June 26 with a final event June 27.

Ben Poremba’s Del Bono will open June 18 in the Maker’s Yard with 12‑inch wood‑fired pizzas, soft‑serve gelato and Italian cocktails.

Twin Peaks will open a new Kissimmee lodge on June 29, bringing 140+ jobs, 50+ TVs and a stacked draft lineup to Vineland Road. Auditions and hiring are already underway.

Inspectors cited eight area eateries last week — findings ranged from a cook‑line employee flossing to a barbecue temporarily closed after 225 rodent droppings. Several spots were later cleared at reinspection.

Fà‑me Café, a decade-old Phoenix breakfast favorite, is relocating from Central Avenue to the Biltmore corridor and will take ground-floor space at 24th and Camelback. Owners Maria and Ivan O'Farrill are preparing the new spot.

Layne's Chicken Fingers opens its first Lubbock location on June 13, becoming the chain's 50th U.S. restaurant. The brand is marking the milestone with giveaways and a Texas Tech NIL partnership.

Southern California brand Better Buzz will take over the former Steak 'n Shake on Causeway Boulevard in Brandon, bringing its signature drinks to Tampa Bay.

French Toast in Marietta flunked a May 27 health inspection, then passed a reinspection hours later. Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream in Sandy Springs earned a perfect 100.