The Harden Street café serves pistachio lattes and traditional Qishr in a space with private study rooms for USC students.

Frederick County's Usha Volate will run the Downtown Crown scoop shop once the delayed opening finally lands.

The Miami-born bakery opens Saturday at High Street, baking fresh daily and donating unsold goods to local food banks.

The Greenville chain restaurant's closure leaves Harley riders without their weekly Chrome Drive Bike Nites venue.

The Holden Drive location near Route 228 is almost finished and will be Butler County's second Chick-fil-A.

Miami Beach's 14th annual seafood bash runs October 21-24 with new burger and fish sandwich battles at Lummus Park.

The house-music vinyl shop lands at 1812 W. Chicago Ave. with a gaming corner, open decks, and a Wax Vinyl Bar after-party.

First-time owners Gerald Pittman and Bryan Hilgemann say the izakaya, opening Halloween, will welcome anime fans and skeptics alike.

Plant the Future's Little River hub now pours cakes and coffee beside a moss cave and garden arrangements at 8484 NE 2nd Ave.

Gelato Pazzo Cafe brings $2.50 lattes and a $1 happy hour to Alvarado Street, right below Old Capitol Books.

Katie's Restaurant in Mid-City continues its weekly steak dinner as beef costs rise nationwide.

The Ventura Boulevard institution is bringing back its 1956 prices for one day, plus a new patio built in Ray Vega's honor.

Mara's Grill is closing, and its future location remains uncertain.