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The downtown Salt Lake City spot from the Felt Bar & Eatery team hides its wine collection inside a 19th-century bank vault.
A $700,000 Cajun restaurant and a gift shop stocked with 20,000 items are moving into Paul Tamburello's Boulder Street complex.
Sixty-four baristas battle for a $6,000 prize as Coffee Fest LA hits South Hall G through Saturday.
The Bloomfield Avenue bakery lasted less than two years. A Manhattan sandwich chain fresh off a Hoboken lease could be next in the door.
The Tex-Mex chain's debut in the state landed at the JBLM Exchange, joining Texas Roadhouse and Arby's on post.
A second Denny's is coming to North Glenstone Avenue, but the chain hasn't set an opening date yet.
The West Coast-style diner is taking over a former Ground Burger spot on Mayfield Drive, pastrami sandwich and all.
Läderach's soft opening handed out charms to $75 shoppers and treats to the first 200 in line at Southpoint.
The inner-loop staple quietly shut its doors after leaving Rice Village, disconnecting its phone line without fanfare.
The Guler siblings’ new Coram store will serve 44 flavors and carry on their grandfather’s nearly 50-year Mister Softee legacy.
Scooter's is investing about $1 million to open at Harwood Shopping Center by mid-2027, joining the massive Rock Island Auction complex.
The Leary Ave spot replaces Strega Pizzeria and fills a gap left by Koshari's temporary closure.
Ancestral Bottle Shop & Market inside Westside Paper stocks additive-free spirits from single Mexican villages you won't find at typical Georgia liquor stores.
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