The planned Las Cruces location was part of a franchise deal signed back in 2021. The chain introduced $9.95 combo meals in a late-2025 menu refresh.

The Oct. 20 dinner pairs Southern Italian cooking with Missouri produce, marking Vicia's first-ever James Beard finalist run.

Customers arrived Tuesday to find the doors locked, leaving longtime diners stunned by the sudden closure.

Doors open at 11 a.m. Thursday, October 15, with a clothing drive for Sub Zero Mission running alongside the tapping.

Flying Fish Co. must rebuild its outdoor patio as a permanent structure or risk losing it entirely.

About 100 general admission tickets remain for the September 28 tasting, with VIP passes already sold out.

The Mexican revival spot at Shaker Square went dark barely a year after its splashy 2025 debut, with no return date in sight.

The Scottsdale group behind Bourbon & Bones is building an Italian steakhouse near 56th Street and Deer Valley Drive, complete with tableside Caesar salads.

The Brito family's Monarca now carries a distinction Mexico's government has given to only a few dozen U.S. restaurants.

The Zaragoza Road location opens Thursday with a drive-thru window and roughly 65 new jobs for the Eastside.

A century-old building's decay and a landlord dispute just wiped out three Capitol Hill dining staples at once.

The Ranch Road 620 newcomer serves chicken dishes alongside ramen, rice plates and sandwiches.

Construction is nearly finished on St. Louis Street, and the chain is already accepting job applications for cooks, servers and managers.