The 37-year-old Chicago chophouse is leaving Illinois for the first time, anchoring a converted office tower on Union Street.

The Yulee kiosk would become Florida's northernmost Dutch Bros, edging out a Pensacola shop by roughly nine miles.

Chatti by Regi Mathew trades duck and lamb chops for a 27-dish vegetarian Onasadhya through August 27, plated the traditional way.

Kima Cafe will take over the old Fortissimo Coffeehouse spot on Bow Street, with a Korean-inspired menu due by mid-September.

Storefront signs are already up at a former T-Mobile shop as the venture-backed chain skips a soft launch for Metro Detroit.

Owner Ahmad Al-dmour flipped the sign for the last time, and Castle Hills' mayor was among those saying goodbye.

The Murray Avenue spot swaps art gallery vibes for crispy dosas and Nashville-style heat.

The West Medford diner known for its Revolutionary War-themed omelets will shut its doors on August 30 after owners cited a medical hardship.

Trevor Snowden's Latin-inspired gastropub is moving next door to a 48-seat corner space, with a spring 2027 opening planned.

Smalls Sliders is building its first Knoxville container restaurant between Weigel's and Arby's, with three more locations planned nearby.

Bed Rock Breakfast & Bar is moving into a 19th-century Main Street building once home to The Rock Sports Bar and Grill.

A seventh Northeast Florida location is landing on State Road 200, with hiring already underway in Yulee.

Owners say chicken and shrimp cost 15% more than three years ago, pushing profits to an all-time low.