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From the Roberta’s team, Ezio’s Steakhouse opened at 72 Park in North Beach with dry‑aged steaks, house pastas, a raw bar and a tableside martini program.
The FDA says inspections found insanitary conditions at Stavis Seafoods' Seaport facility and flagged adulterated frozen salmon fillets.
LouVino's Over‑the‑Rhine wine bar has closed after eight years on Main Street; the team thanked customers in a social post and pointed diners toward its Louisville outpost.
Sommelier Morgan Gray will open Frenchie’s this summer at 642 Fifth St., bringing 300+ wines and three themed clubs to downtown Santa Rosa.
ByChae — the mobile matcha brand from Babson student David Chae — signed an eight-month lease for 222 Newbury St. and aims to open in mid–late July.
Mountain Mike’s is coming to Cedar Park at 100 E. Whitestone Blvd., part of a local franchise rollout led by Rajeev Dewan and aimed at families and sports fans.
Snowy Owl has moved to 7 Underpass Road in Brewster and will add Night Owl — evenings with tapas, wine and beer. Town approval clears the way.
Detroit entrepreneur Mark Rieth has reached a deal to reacquire Atwater Brewery, returning the iconic brew house to local ownership. The sale follows Tilray’s repositioning of its beverage assets.
The Coffee Movement will open a new Chinatown-adjacent cafe this fall with a four-seat slow bar and a multi-course coffee tasting menu. The original window will stay open for quick cups.
The French Market’s Creole Tomato Festival marks its 40th year June 6–7 with tomato‑forward food, live music, a second line and family activities in the French Quarter.
Dalmoros will open a walk‑up pasta counter at Boston's South Station on June 12, complete with a noon "pasta cutting" and opening‑day giveaways. The shop will offer breakfast, coffee and made‑to‑order pasta combinations.
A longtime downtown Las Vegas dining room is poised to reopen as a French pastry shop, with signage at 401 S. Sixth St. and a recent renovation signaling the comeback.
A Frisco restaurant was temporarily closed after health inspectors flagged sanitation problems and another was cited for live roaches. The city's latest inspection round also issued warnings to several eateries.
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