Ethiopia native Hemen “Amy” Solomon took over the 1992 West African landmark in February, learning jollof rice from scratch.

The 21-year-old Vietnamese kitchen reopens with double the seating and a new cocktail program in the works.

The Mexican-sushi hybrid takes over the old Meyboom Brasserie space, promising a Japanese garden and a hidden back sushi counter.

The Phoenix roaster's Camelview Café brings a shaded patio and 30 indoor seats to a 40th Street office building, with a two-day grand opening set for September.

The Reaves family throws a free Mockingbird Lane block party Aug. 29, with proceeds benefiting two local nonprofits.

The Route 66 cantina known for birria ramen and micheladas closed after a farewell party drew loyal regulars.

The Franklin Park favorite is taking 10,000 square feet on West 43rd Street, joining Aldi at the base of a tower that leased out in 11 months.

The Simpsonville bakery's Airport Road shop has direct access to the future Swamp Rabbit Trail extension, with soft opening deals starting Wednesday.

Tickets must be picked up in person the day of the event, and walk-ups pay $5 more than advance buyers.

Free admission gets Garland beer fans live music, flash tattoos, vinyl, and a barley wine brewed just for the occasion.

The Manchester Avenue spot fed St. Louis families for 13 years and funded a Nepal health nonprofit through its profits.

Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls serves its last rolls Tuesday, leaving Fernandina Beach as the region's only outpost.

The West Palm Beach chain known for fogging bathroom doors is bringing its first Gulf Coast shop to St. Armands Circle.