Pan-Asia Supermarket will open its first Texas store at Colonies North, converting three retail spaces into a 61,134-square-foot grocery with an in-house restaurant. Construction is expected to begin in June with an early-2027 opening targeted.

The team behind Tanzie’s opens Nudi Blue at 2049 San Pablo Ave on April 9, serving Chiang Mai teas and creative high‑tea sets by day and a planned raw seafood bar at night.

Julian's Pizza & More has opened in Southtown, serving beloved hand-tossed pies alongside new subs, spicy rigatoni and a small Italian market.

Longtime Coney Island staffers are serving the diner’s chili‑topped hot dogs from a food truck in St. Petersburg. Gail Kelley, a nearly 30‑year employee, is one of the people behind the comeback.

Sophie’s BBQ is opening inside Love City Brewing’s new Manayunk taproom this spring. The Havertown smokehouse will preview dishes at the Manayunk StrEAT festival.

Sabroso’s St. Ann restaurant will close April 11 as owners cite rising costs and building upkeep. The Maplewood location will remain open as the brand’s flagship.

The Lighthouse Seafood announced on Easter that it will close after a decade on Fredericksburg Road. Final service is scheduled for April 6 and 7.

Bite More opened in Duluth on April 3, bringing halal smash burgers, pastas and late-night hours to Gwinnett County. The debut included a ribbon-cutting, DJ and giveaways.

Inspectors shut Peking One after an inspection found 70 violations, including rodent droppings, roach activity and unsafe food storage. A Surfside cafe was also briefly closed for roach activity.

Solarium, the court‑centric restaurant and lounge in Midtown, has closed less than a year after opening in the former Holman Draft Hall.

Downtown Street Eats kicked off its 14th season Monday at Cadillac Square, bringing 80+ rotating food trucks and new vendors like Detroit Panzerotti Co.

A restored 1928 Barnett Bank in Cocoa Village is now The Vintage Vault, a 1920s-inspired restaurant and lounge serving cocktails, small plates and live jazz.

Primanti Bros. confirmed permanent closures at its Monroeville and North Versailles restaurants, the latest in a series of recent shutdowns around Pittsburgh.