The Springfield favorite is bringing a 30-seat açaí bowl shop to a century-old Main Street building Saturday.

Riversong Cafe is already busy just a week after opening near the Rivanna River, serving trail users fresh coffee and pastries.

The Main Street Burger King is back after a two-and-a-half-month remodel, though the drive-thru lagged behind. Dansville's location is next up.

Slice Wolf will pair square Roman-style slices with a soft serve topped in olive oil and sea salt.

Crews cleared out fixtures at the shuttered King Street Oyster Bar in Tenleytown, with word of a pizza-and-oysters pivot.

The century-old pit stop on Route 11 is for sale at $375,000 — owner Ralph Frank, 77, has no family successor lined up.

The family-owned chain's sixth Kentucky location brings bourbon margaritas and a centerpiece bar to Clark County.

The 4,000-square-foot cafe will seat more than 170 guests and feature a locally inspired mural.

The chocolate chain's Columbia debut lands at 27 Public Square, run by the same family behind Franklin and Nashville stores.

Yafa Kabob has quietly taken over the old Sol Mexican Grill storefront near 19th and M, serving shawarma and falafel.

Nature's Café now serves sushi, ramen and bubble tea inside the expanded Main Street storehouse, plus four renovated apartments upstairs.

The Estero favorite now bakes croissants and sourdough just off Vanderbilt Beach Road. Many Naples regulars used to drive to Estero for their fix.

The chain's only Volusia County outpost is gone — the nearest Hooters now sits in Orlando.