Capital One filed sketch plans for a one‑story, 10,463‑sq‑ft Capital One Café at 1520 S. Tryon that pairs Verve coffee with banking services and a walk‑up ATM.

Del Sur Bakery is taking the storefront next door and will close for construction on June 14 to add ovens, limited seating and space for pop‑ups. The goal is to ease long lines.

A new penthouse cocktail lounge at Vast debuts with skyline views, craft cocktails and bite‑sized plates photographed this week.

Gus's brings Tennessee-style fried chicken to Southtown and a Windcrest all-you-can-eat spot is serving sushi and hibachi for families and playoff crowds. Game-day deals and family-priced nights are driving interest across the city.

A Herrera-family outpost quietly opened on North Avenue this week, filling 2018 E. North Ave with tacos, margaritas, all-day breakfast and a late‑night menu. The spot refitted its dining room and brings more patio and late-night options to the East Side.

A new tropical cocktail bar has opened in Midtown, with a tiled fountain, bougainvillea and $12 cocktails. It aims to be an affordable, transportive stop in the Ice Blocks.

Double D’s Honky Tonk & Smokehouse opens May 23 at 3941 Erie St, pairing smoked meats downstairs with line‑dancing and live music upstairs.

A new West Village bar from the team behind Tokyo’s The Bellwood opens tonight with wasabi‑infused G&Ts, wagyu‑washed cocktails and plans for sushi and brunch.

Burr & Berry will open a fourth Charlotte location at 2905 Monroe Road this summer, expanding its drive‑thru and walk‑up model into east Charlotte.

Meyhouse opened its first East Bay location at City Center Bishop Ranch, pairing Anatolian shared plates with a small ticketed jazz room.

Seoul-based bb.q Chicken has opened in Midtown Phoenix at 305 E Thomas Rd and will celebrate with free tastings and cultural performances. The opening brings the chain’s signature sauces to the city.

YY and Rena Davis of Marx Bagels bought and quietly reopened Silverton Donut Shop on Montgomery Road, bringing back the neighborhood's classic donuts. The change in ownership was reported by local business press.

Tim Spinner is bringing a Jersey Shore–style tavern to Main Street Manayunk, with surfboards, cocktails, a jukebox and a phone‑free house rule.