Campisi’s will open a pickup-and-delivery kitchen at Preston‑Royal on Aug. 1 while its Lovers Lane location remains closed after a late‑2025 fire. The short‑term lease lets the chain keep serving North Dallas as a big nearby redevelopment unfolds.

Nightwatch, from the team behind Neighborhood Wine Shop, will open at 2817 Central Ave with a large backyard patio and a 250–300 bottle program. The bar aims to land before year’s end.

Festa Italiana returns to Kakaʻako June 5–6 with free food, live music and family programming, plus a ticketed VIP tasting at Velocity Honolulu.

State officials warned that select Milkjam pints and in‑shop scoops may contain metal fragments. The Uptown shop says it will reopen June 2.

Brame Brands is converting the planned Fatburger at 23503 Hardy Oak into Chuzz Burgers, a 'chaotic' concept promising over‑the‑top burgers, loaded fries and shakes.

Late‑May inspections temporarily closed Biryanify and suspended Winners BBQ's permit after officials found unsanitary conditions and overflowing sewage. Several other Plano eateries received low scores and pest‑related violations.

A Norton bakery removed a Facebook photo and apologized after posting a customer-requested cake that used Nazi imagery, drawing online backlash.

Strategic Hospitality has scheduled a June opening for Sally’s Stay Awhile in Wedgewood‑Houston. The all‑day spot will occupy the former Smokin’ Thighs building and be led by chef Andy Little.

CU Hawai‘i opened a third Oʻahu shop on Kapahulu Avenue this week, adding a ramyun wall, DIY smoothies and slushies exclusive to that location.

Wright & Company will end public dinner service on July 3 after a 12‑year run; owners say the space will shift to private events and special gatherings.

A Montgomery County coffee cart is now a regular at Art Place, pouring Salvadoran single‑origin beans and a signature horchata latte.

Australian chain Guzman y Gomez closed all eight Chicagoland restaurants on May 22, citing weak U.S. sales; the abrupt exit has prompted a worker lawsuit.

Hive Bagel & Deli is bringing a larger bakery‑café to East Memphis, expanding beyond bagels into sandwiches, soups and an extensive pastry lineup. Local permits show a roughly 4,540 sq ft buildout in the White Station corridor.