Tommy's Korean Express plans a 2,800-square-foot restaurant at 710 Americas Ave in far East El Paso, according to city filings.

Marczyk Mighty Market opened a 450‑sq‑ft outpost at Denver Milk Market, bringing ready‑to‑eat meals, housemade breads and pantry staples to LoDo. A ribbon cutting with Pete Marczyk is planned on Wednesday.

Grinders Submarine Sandwiches in Montclair Village has closed after 35 years as owner Peter York retires. Regulars are remembering the counter’s blunt charm and big menu.

Larita Cafe is coming to AMLI Brookhaven with housemade gelato, pastries and a family‑friendly late‑night menu. The team is aiming for a late‑June or early‑July opening.

A late‑April freeze baked Hudson Valley blossoms, wiping out stone fruits and damaging some apple varieties. Farmers used fires, fans and even helicopters to try to save buds.

Dish's Bagels is headed to AMLI Brookhaven this spring, promising hand-rolled New York-style bagels, thick schmears and piled deli sandwiches with Southern hospitality.

Arcana, a 47‑seat hidden cocktail den from the owners of The Roxy, is slated to open on South Coast Highway 101 in Encinitas with an astrolabe‑style entrance and classic cocktails.

Eldorado, a new bar from the teams behind Panther Club and Jackie’s, will take over the former Dig A Pony corner on SE Grand this summer with DJs, cocktails and burgers.

Amorino opens its first Florida storefront in downtown St. Petersburg this weekend, handing out 1,000 free rose-shaped gelato scoops at its grand opening.

Wonder opened its first Bronx location in Parkchester last Thursday, folding dozens of cuisines under one roof and handing freebies to early guests.

A late‑April freeze devastated grape buds across Virginia and Maryland, forcing wineries to redraw staffing and bottling plans. Growers and state agencies are tallying losses and watching for recovery.

Mac's BBQ opened in Atoka with a ribbon-cutting celebration and is named in memory of Jerry Mac, who died April 27, 2025. The town shared photos from the event on its Facebook page.

Da Hong Pao will close its Logan Circle location on May 3, ending nearly a decade of dim‑sum service on 14th Street.