The Detroit-style chain's new Farm Road shop dished out $5 off its 8 Corner Pizza to mark the launch.

The Eastern Avenue spot once housed a dress shop and Sage Christian Creamery — now it's getting Hawaiian block-shaved ice.

The boba and mochi doughnut spot on L Street is now listed permanently closed, even as five combo shops remain open around the region.

The Alameda doughnut shop known for ube lattes and mochi doughnuts is headed to 100 First Street, though no opening date is set.

The ʻAiea course once known as Pearl Country Club now pours canned cocktails and hosts wine dinners for non-golfers, too.

The Parker-born chain's new Colfax patio spot will fund sober-living homes and pay incarcerated women to roast its cold brew.

Three days of free shopping and an all-ages concert hit Honolulu's Blaisdell Center starting Friday, with parking running just $8.

The mindfulness-focused brand's first storefront sits inside The Forte, near the NJ Transit rail line.

The 45-year-old brunch brand shut its Greenwich Village and Park Avenue South restaurants Sunday, laying off roughly 90 workers.

The father-daughter taco business landed at 152 Post Street, drawing praise from the mayor and county officials alike.

Holy Burger's first Indiana shop lands on East 10th Street, bringing Chopped Cheese and halal burgers to Clark County.

The French-inspired brasserie is heading into the $190 million Civic Center, right where city workers and business owners already gather.

Chef Nelson de Hoyos leaves Halls Chophouse behind for his own kitchen, with wagyu pastrami and bottomless brunch mimosas on the menu.