Panfila Cantina is opening a second San Antonio outpost at Park North Shopping Center, taking over the former Miguelito’s space and aiming for a July debut.

Great American Diner & Bar has closed its Junction dining room after nearly nine years. Owners say the pause is temporary as they search for a nearby spot to reopen.

The KISS‑linked Rock & Brews in Chesterfield closed abruptly after more than nine years; the restaurant’s memorabilia is slated for a July auction. The closure leaves the Chesterfield Valley location dark for now.

Sprouts and Klatch Coffee are opening 11 in‑store cafés across San Diego County this summer, with the first sites slated to open July 2 and grand‑opening tastings scheduled.

Local realtor Simmi Patel plans to open Decadent Coffee & Dessert Bar at 99 Hwy 81 in McDonough; permitting is underway and the shop could open by year-end.

A reworked city ordinance would create five vending markets, extend mobile‑vendor hours to 1 a.m., and add a visible permit system — but merchants and the Cardinals pushed back earlier.

Hannon's, a longtime downtown Waukesha pub, has been sold and will stay open under new ownership. Owner Mark Hannon will retire after roughly 40 years, with a July 12 send‑off.

Pennisi’s Deli, a downtown Sacramento fixture since 1952, has closed after 74 years. Longtime owner Bill Maragoulas stepped away and the storefront was cleared out.

Gretna's new Chick‑fil‑A logged more than 1,500 transactions on opening day, brought new jobs and pledged $25,000 to a local food bank.

Claire Smith’s Chrôma has opened at the Menil Collection with bright interiors, early hours and an all-day menu that revives favorites from her past restaurants.

Vals, the New Orleans taqueria, is opening a pink‑walled second location on Perkins Road and will resume full service next Tuesday.

Southlake-born Cotton Patch Cafe has been acquired by Dallas-based Local Favorite Restaurants, folding the 46-unit comfort-food chain into a 99-store Texas portfolio. Leadership changes and local ownership are central to the deal.

Ballast Point has closed its Mission Bay taproom after a three‑year run, trimming the brewery’s footprint as Bay Area brewers confront falling demand.