The fourth annual Dunedin Mocktail Walk pairs zero-proof drinks with a fundraiser for homeless youth on Sunday.

The halal café known for saffron chai and ras malai tres leches has landed on Main Street, its first spot outside New Brunswick.

The 30-year-old pizza chain will fill the old Green Rooster Farms spot with a 100-seat dining room and a private upstairs space with its own bar.

Sparkables and Patch Pals become available online December 1, 2026, with Palm Beach and Broward booths waiting until early 2027.

Drywall is going up on a new Shipley Do-Nuts building along Central Texas Expressway, with a 28,000-square-foot space next door still up for lease.

Slim & Husky's dubbed the viral clip with Snoop Dogg's “Drop It Like It's Hot” after a man reached into its conveyor oven and fled with a pizza.

The Callowhill pizzeria pays homage to its Fishtown predecessor with murals, $8 citywides and a crab rangoon pie.

The pink Myrtle Street seafood spot will spend its final month as a farewell victory lap before shutting September 30.

One customer from every Big Greek Cafe location will battle for a belt and one free gyro every week for a year at the Silver Spring church festival.

Adelita Mexican Restaurant is leaving its tiny Clifton storefront for a 4,300-square-foot Butchertown space, complete with a new cocktail menu.

Squeezed into a former alleyway on Front Street, the Little Popcorn Store still uses a muffin tin for a cash drawer and a hand-cranked popper.

The fourth annual Taste of KC packed Harris Park with food trucks, horseback rides and wrestling — and even sparked an engagement.

Café Diem runs Sept. 27 through Oct. 4, with espresso martinis and a shot at a Café Diem hat for the first 50 finishers.