Call Your Mother is taking over the former Starbucks at Happy Canyon. Permits peg the space at about 1,500 square feet with a roughly $64,000 build‑out.

Slapperz On Second has filed plans to open at 209 S Second St in Flagler Beach; state records show a new SLAPPERZ LLC, but menu and opening date are still unannounced.

JavaCone is slated for 5537 Palmer Crossing Circle in Sarasota and promises artisan espresso, handcrafted breakfast and premium ice cream. No firm opening date has been announced.

Batters & Brunch is building a 3,983‑sq‑ft outpost in The Groves in Humble, with construction begun in April and an expected finish in mid‑December 2026. The menu promises mimosas and pancakes.

Snappy Burger filed plans to open a North Las Vegas outpost with a drive‑in movie lot at W. Cheyenne and Allen Lane, expanding the retro burger‑and‑film concept.

A focaccia‑forward takeout and catering shop is coming to Westlake Village’s County Line Shopping Center after the city approved off‑site beer and wine sales. Owners are targeting late 2026.

Tomato costs have jumped this spring — wholesale cases that once sold for pocket change are now far pricier, forcing Phoenix suppliers and restaurants to scramble. Local produce owners and federal data show a sharp rise that’s squeezing neighborhood kitchens.

Plan‑review documents show Lakeland Donuts LLC has filed to open at 2810 S Florida Ave, a storefront just south of the Market at Southgate.

BaBbi BaBbi filed plan‑review documents and corporate paperwork pointing to a third Orlando restaurant at 10799 Moss Park Rd; no opening date has been announced.

Family-owned Sabrina's Cafe will take a ground-floor corner at 419 Bainbridge in Queen Village, moving into a new mixed-use building and eyeing a spring 2027 opening.

The Bad Ass Coffee at 2990 N. Speer Blvd in Denver’s Highlands has closed; the 1,500‑sq‑ft corner unit is now listed for sublease. Brokers are marketing the space with high-visibility counts.

Katz Coffee will open a new kiosk in IAH’s reimagined Terminal B this fall as part of a $3.5M, 9,647‑sq‑ft concessions fit‑out that also includes Jersey Mike’s and Smashburger. The permit lays out a mid‑July start and an October completion window.

Sacramento County inspectors issued a yellow placard to Namaste Sacramandu after finding unsafe food temperatures and unsanitary conditions that must be fixed before a reinspection.