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Dime Store will close its Rochester Hills outpost this Sunday while the downtown Detroit location remains open.
Family-run Las Vegas Jerkys plans a second storefront on East Charleston, per a city permit and family confirmation.
State filings show Summer Moon Coffee will build a 1,970‑sq‑ft shop at 4325 W University Drive in Prosper; the TDLR forms list a June 22 start and a late‑summer opening window.
Fire Ant Brewing, a staple of Old Town Tomball, announced it will close next Sunday as owners Bruce and Sylvia Kissinger retire after an eight-year run.
A members-only cafe and creative studio is coming to MOTO’s Ferndale roastery. Members-only service starts May 16 with a soft opening planned this spring.
Italo, a pasta house from local restaurateurs, has taken over the former Cicchetti corner at 100 N Tryon in Uptown Charlotte; the menu highlights handmade pasta and daily focaccia.
Mini City Play Cafe — a kid-focused play cafe from two local parents — is moving into West Town this August with playhouses and a full coffee program. The spot will host classes, parties and drop-in play for children 0–6.
Longtime Fairmount BYOB Figs has been sold by Chef Salvatore De Cristofaro. New owner Landi Prendi will reopen the corner spot as Valentina by the end of May.
Neighborhood coffee spot CeOs Coffee is expanding to Sunrise Manor with a new storefront at 5130 E Charleston Blvd. The owners expect to open later this year.
Roost, a fast-casual chicken-salad spot at Freiheit Village in New Braunfels, closed on May 3 after four years. The Freiheit Village unit is now vacant as the city’s dining scene keeps evolving.
Beatty Hall’s dining commons was temporarily closed after an inspection found mouse droppings and nesting areas. Wentworth says it is working with its dining provider on repairs and enhanced pest control before reopening.
Wonder has filed for a 3,728‑sqft spot at Tech Ridge Center with a July–September buildout scheduled and no menu details announced yet.
Kindred in Davidson is closed after a small fire and sprinkler activation left parts of the restaurant water‑damaged. Owners say all staff are safe and repairs are underway.
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