Hermit crab races and pie-eating contests hit Francis Field on November 14 after the fest left Brevard County.

The bowling-and-bocce chain says it will reopen its Vineland Pointe venue under new ownership on Nov. 11.

The Knightsville Italian market is taking over the old Crepe Corner space at 2170 Broad Street with a new partner, Paul Voigt.

The chain's lease and permit are already locked in for a Route 1 plaza near Mr. Bubbles laundromat and New York Deli & Grocery.

The vegan cafe says running two locations stretched staffing too thin, but Northside is described as thriving.

Central Florida Veg Fest hits Festival Park this Saturday with 200-plus vendors, an animal haven and a free ask-a-vegan tent.

The 23,000-square-foot store replaces the old Sam Ash space and gives the Inland Empire its ninth Barnes & Noble.

The seven-year-old brewery-roastery hybrid shuts its 2129 Washington St. doors by January, but its Parkville train-car taproom stays open.

Nori Sushi Bar and Teppanyaki is set to replace longtime favorite Saito in Bartlett’s Stage Centre.

The Abbey beat out The Roost and Maison Vivant with 45% of the community vote for Brewery Vivant’s new East Hills venue.

The Vallejo restaurant's last day is Oct. 25, but its Pleasant Hill original, dating to 1975, stays open.

The 152-seat steakhouse replaces Ramsay's shuttered Lucky Cat with Wagyu, robata grills and a dice-rolling cocktail.

Munchie Man opens on D Street in November with a stick-figure mascot and a mother's bread pudding recipe.