Dough in The Box plans a grab‑and‑go at 237 Mitchell St SW in downtown Atlanta, marking the chain's fourth outpost. The shop will focus on coffee, pastries and specialty donuts.

Senza Maeso’s San Marcos tasting room will close on May 31. Owners Ryan and Jay Gitman say the ambitious bar found fans but ultimately proved unsustainable.

Sushi Los Toritos brings oversized Mexican-inspired sushi rolls to Vernor Highway, blending bold toppings like cheese and Cheeto dust with Japanese technique.

Less than a year after opening on H Street, Rock Harper is moving Hush Harbor to pop-up nights around D.C., saying the large phone-free room was hard to sustain.

Bruegger’s Bagels and Caribou Coffee at Park Road will close next Tuesday, leaving a 4,600+ sq ft suite open. The Charlotte Ledger says Charlotte Running Co. may move in.

The team behind Chercher Ethiopian has filed for a liquor license to open Deluxe Bar at 3606 14th St NW, proposing late-night hours, outdoor seating and dancing.

Dave's Hot Chicken filed to open a 2,882‑sq‑ft restaurant at 9257 N Loop 1604 W in Helotes with a roughly $525,000 fit‑out. Construction is slated to begin this summer.

Montreal’s Pür & Simple is leasing space at 5730 UTSA Blvd at The Merc; franchisees plan an $800K build‑out as the chain expands its San Antonio footprint.

Harvey’s Deli on the Katy Freeway closed its Katy storefront Wednesday; owners cited a struggling economy and unsustainable overhead. The couple said they hope to return in a new setting.

Wine Folks, owned by Danielle and Jason Grantham, is heading to Town Creek at 967 N. Academy Ave with plans for retail bottles and a neighborhood wine lounge. The couple is targeting a June opening.

A new general store and counter kitchen opened on the Pigeon Forge Parkway with ice cream, flavored popcorn and smoked sandwiches.

Tampa-based Fresh Kitchen will take over the former Chicken Guy at 818 S. Orlando Ave, promising a major interior overhaul and a year-end 2026 opening. The move follows the Park Avenue location's 2025 closure.

Franchise partners Rong Cong and Lelin Kandel are expanding Pokeworks across Greater Boston, with Burlington and Hanover among the first confirmed openings.