Five Kitchen & Bar will close May 31 in Over‑the‑Rhine and return this fall as a travel‑inspired new concept from Crown Republic Group.

A 10,000-square-foot Copain bakery will open in June on North Church Street, baking with a 30-plus-year sourdough starter and North Carolina–milled flour.

A new eight‑seat omakase counter, Sushi Fukami, is slated to open at 1128 S.W. Alder in July with a hinoki counter, Edo‑style nigiri and a $175–$195 tasting. The tiny downtown spot promises one seating per night and limited reservations.

New York wing chain Atomic Wings will open at South Brook Station in Leander, promising scratch‑made sauces, halal options and a multi‑day launch. Timetables differ across local reports.

Suki Fusion is opening at The Centrum in Pineville with sushi, hibachi and private KTV rooms, taking over a space that most recently housed The OG Asian Eatery.

Manjul, the SoHo coffee-and-fashion brand, is opening a café inside Thrive's 4th & 5th development in Weinland Park. Construction is underway and no opening date has been set.

Altera, InnerBloom's Highland Park restaurant, will close May 31 after about a year and a half. The company thanked guests in an Instagram post but hasn't announced what's next.

Noorjahan Indian Cuisine is planning a new Allen Park location at 23017 Outer Drive W, which would be the chain’s ninth Metro Detroit outlet; no opening date yet.

Beard Papa’s announced on Instagram that its Rainbow and Warm Springs shop will close this Thursday, ending its Las Vegas run that began in December 2022.

Michigan‑born Haraz Coffee House will open a 96‑seat cafe at The Landsby in Mountain View this June, mixing Yemeni classics with espresso drinks and pastries.

Matthew Accarrino is consulting on Vetra and a casual café at The Elene in Napa, pairing Cal‑Italian cooking with a cycling program tied to the Napa Valley Vine Trail.

Toastique will open at 3005 Old Alabama Road this summer under local owners Steve and Randi Rubin, who are staging a mural contest and plan additional area locations.

New City Microcreamery has opened at 19 Commonwealth Ave. in Chestnut Hill, replacing White Mountain Creamery and serving liquid‑nitrogen ice cream and late‑night hours.