Happy Belated Clothing charges $10 a pound in Chicago—one shopper scored a $500 Dior shirt for $2.98.

The 92-year-old Ruston bar is closing next month after a bruising fight over the city's midnight alcohol ban. Odd Otter Brewing's owners are buying the property.

Horsefeather and Sekoya both tapped Top Chef veterans for kitchen overhauls, from tater tots with bonito to a $59 Amber Hour.

Tickets go on sale October 1 for the November gala honoring the late Chef Tylun Pang, plus a fall dinner series at The Class Act.

Discovery Green hosts a Grateful Dead-themed feast next Saturday, with couples even able to get legally married on-site.

Mike and Shyretha Sheats are opening their first brick-and-mortar restaurant after nearly a decade running The Plate Sale supper club.

Park Service Coffee moves into Metsi's Wood-Fired Italian, pairing espresso and matcha with zeppole and wood-fired quiche before dinner service resumes.

The Northwest Tea Festival returns to Seattle Center with a $25 two-day pass, tastings, and a porcelain cup to keep.

San Antonio loses its only dedicated British tea room as owners head back to the UK after nearly three years.

Nearly the whole staff came back, and so did the crowds — Dynaco was packed within 45 minutes of unlocking its doors.

The Hutto craft brewery is bringing its smokehouse fare and house-brewed beer to Palm Valley Boulevard by year's end.

Frontiers of Flight Museum hosts the group's first Dallas road show, capped at just 200 guests.

Vino in Vogue trades its usual vibe for a Western theme, with a mobile petting farm rolling into Aliceanna Street.