Chubby Group's wagyu-heavy takeover could reshape Houston, Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, Waco and El Paso locations within a year.

The new Mission shop sits steps from Bi-Rite Creamery and Dolores Park, with a soft-opening espresso menu to match.

The 263-room hotel opens near Lakeside Drive in December with self-check-in kiosks and an AI assistant named Aiello.

A new drive-thru opens just steps from Topeka's original 7 Brew stand, as the chain races toward 1,000 U.S. locations.

The East Side spot wants scratch cocktails, charcuterie, and tarot by November 6, if city approvals land in time.

KhunYa's Thai Street Food brings boat noodles and wok-fired dishes to Victory Village, with a grand-opening party planned for November.

Owner Alan Martins is moving his Brazilian eatery and grocery to King Philip Street, with a buffet, bakery case, and full market in tow.

Ponchos replaced umbrellas at Town Point Park as the 38th annual fall fest soldiered through a soggy Saturday with over 200 wines.

Bangkok Boy brings whole steamed fish and $1.50 oyster happy hours near VCU.

The John Carroll Boulevard shop served Vermonsters and Free Cone Day crowds for decades before announcing its closure.

Bigfoot Subs opened a carry-out shop at Aspen Square, bringing its cryptid-themed sandwiches and house-baked bread to Pine Street.

The new Main Street spot keeps David Boutros's Beirut-inspired recipes alive two years after his death from brain cancer.

The 1870s Taggart Store building has a new tenant: Bird's Nest on Main, opened by local restaurateurs Tyra and Lance Miller.