Bronx shoppers say record-high ground beef prices are squeezing Memorial Day cookouts, with the U.S. average near $6.90 a pound.

The longtime Greenwich Village diner Cozy Soup 'n' Burger will close in June after more than five decades on Broadway.

Mama B’s Smokehouse on South Las Vegas Boulevard closed after an April 30 ceiling fire damaged the off‑Strip barbecue spot; owner Brandon Marshall posted footage and said staff will be supported.

A protein-focused grab-and-go called Lone Star Nutrition is coming to 117 E. Pecan St., offering protein waffles, açaí bowls, shakes and thermogenic teas. The shop plans a late-May opening.

Stellow’s Chamblee shop pairs espresso-driven drinks with bouquets and house-made syrups in a space inspired by the owner’s grandmothers. The new spot opened in late April.

Viet Alley opened in April on North Lamar, serving pho, bánh mì and Vietnamese coffee and running a $10 lunch special for midday orders. The fast-casual spot also offers a drive-through for quick pickups.

Lena Brands LLC has filed for Chapter 11 after abruptly closing all Oregon Shari’s locations; creditors and workers are pressing claims as the Delaware case proceeds.

Friendswood Scoop Shop and Wayside Coffee Co. will open a shared storefront at 610 E. Main St. this summer, offering small-batch ice cream and specialty coffee.

Riot BBQ has taken over the kitchen at Sedalia’s Wide Open Saloon, pairing its smokehouse favorites with the venue's summer concert lineup.

A walk-up pizza-and-wine window has opened on the Grand Hyatt’s 25th-floor rooftop, serving artisanal slices paired with Wente wines and skyline views.

Family-owned Clove Indian Cuisine is opening a third location at Tacoma Mall, taking roughly 4,000 square feet as the mall expands its dining lineup.

A mid‑century, design‑forward cocktail lounge called Demure is slated to open in Germantown this July, promising classic cocktails, vintage flair and a restored historic setting.

Atelier, Lincoln Square's Michelin‑starred tasting‑menu restaurant, has closed after mounting financial pressures. Owner Tim Lacey said the decision was unavoidable.