Wonder is headed to Burtonsville Crossing at 15701 Old Columbia Pike, its fourth planned Montgomery County site. The delivery-first food hall brings 15+ chef-driven concepts under one roof.

Honey Dirt Coffee is moving from a Rust Belt Market pop‑up to a larger Livernois storefront in Ferndale. Owner Teddy Shaska says he’s seeking community support as renovations continue.

County inspectors ordered Christy's Donuts closed after finding live and dead cockroaches; the shop must pass a follow-up inspection before it can reopen.

A tidy micro‑market has replaced the old Capitol snack counter: espresso, two self‑checkout kiosks and locally sourced bentos are now regulars in the basement. The shop is run through the state’s Business Enterprise Program for licensed blind vendors.

PopUp Bagels brings its viral "grip, rip and dip" bagels to Georgetown this Friday, opening a two-story shop at 1078 Wisconsin Ave NW with rotating schmears.

Two OKC chefs and a Midtown bar made the James Beard finalists list, giving the city a national moment ahead of the June awards.

Wawa pulled four 16‑oz bottled iced teas, lemonade and fruit punch from select Philadelphia‑area stores after a possible undeclared milk allergen was found. Affected products and UPC/code dates are listed by the company.

A Dunkin' drive-thru is nearing completion at 3310 Palmer Hwy in Texas City, with state records and local photos showing finishing work. The site sits on the busy Palmer Highway retail strip.

Frisco inspectors ordered Chalo India to stop operations after finding mold and gnats; another restaurant was cited but kept open.

Sushi By Us, a chef-led 'Mexakase' counter from Veho Hospitality, has opened inside Tacos del Cartel in downtown New Orleans. The intimate spot serves nigiri and fusion small plates.

Publix recalled 12-count garlic knot rolls after labels failed to list egg as an allergen. Affected packs were removed from shelves and refunds are available.

State inspectors ordered an Allapattah bakery to toss dozens of pastelitos and other foods after finding serious temperature and sanitation violations.

After three decades on Balboa Street, Eat Americana will close on April 12; owner Tony Lai cites health reasons and neighbors say it's like losing a family member.