Germantown aldermen approved a site plan for a roughly 2,975‑sq‑ft Hattie B’s at Germantown Village on Poplar Avenue. The build will include on‑site and bicycle parking, city records show.

Hearth & Vine will open April 2 in the former Henry’s Tavern spot at the Brewery Blocks, bringing a 121-seat New American restaurant and an expanded wine program to the Pearl District.

Selva, the Emily Hotel’s rooftop lounge in Fulton Market, is showing a brief "closed" notice on its site. The holding message offers no timeline as the neighborhood continues to shift after recent food‑hall and restaurant changes.

Tim Ho Wan's Sham Shui Po shop scored a Bib Gourmand in the 2026 Michelin Guide — its 17th straight appearance — as Jollibee scales the brand globally, including an Irvine reopening.

Bonanno Concepts will close Dumplin' in West Highland as the owners prepare to open Romyo, a larger Larimer Square restaurant. The move shifts the group's focus downtown.

Paradise Indian Cuisine opens April 2 at 1116 Chester Ave, bringing Hyderabadi biryanis, street-food chaats, mocktails and late-night takeout to downtown Cleveland.

In-N-Out has listed a St. George location at 4643 S. Pioneer Road as "opening soon," positioning the site as a first stop for many drivers heading to Zion National Park.

A longtime South Broadway Chinese restaurant that opened in 1985 abruptly closed after a note blamed rising costs. New ownership and stalled expansion plans have left neighbors with questions.

The River North favorite opened a 1,750‑sq‑ft Lincoln Park outpost on April 1, adding a full coffee program and new menu items including a Hot Reuben.

A sprawling new dining-and-entertainment complex opened Wednesday in Bainbridge, converting the old Chagrin Cinemas into Timberfire, a market, a one‑screen theater and a 400‑person events hall.

Iron Grill's Clintonville location on North High Street has closed after more than a decade. Local outlets report the shutdown and neighborhood impact.

Tocabe could set up shop in the Pahaska Tepee as Denver seeks Indigenous-led concessions at the Buffalo Bill Museum site. The proposal pairs food with cultural programming.

Permits show Portland’s Killer Burger will open a 2,600‑sq‑ft spot at H‑E‑B‑anchored Manor Crossing with an estimated $900K interior build‑out and a July target.