Less than three weeks after The Infatuation named Nippon Curry one of the best Japanese curry spots in San Francisco, health inspectors found mouse droppings in multiple areas of the Marina District restaurant — and flagged the rodent finding as a repeat violation. Here's what the inspection report shows.

Uppercut opened inside Cleaverman at Arizona Center with a 14-course, $225 steak omakase and rotating drink pairings. The 16-seat counter offers limited, ticketed seatings nightly.

A March health inspection at Patsy's Pizzeria on East 60th Street turned up evidence of both rats and mice — plus five other violations — enough to potentially knock the longtime A-grader down to a C. Here's what inspectors found, and what it means for a well-known New York pizza name.

Pancho And Lefty's Cantina is closing in Nashville; the station reported no final service date or reason. The move follows earlier location shifts for the brand.

Chicago favorite The Original Rainbow Cone is opening its first Arizona shop in Surprise, bringing its stacked five‑flavor "sliced" cone and a menu of shakes, mini donuts and cakes.

Dallas‑born La La Land Kind Cafe filed a state permit to open at The Domain in Austin, with a tenant buildout slated to start in late June and finish by late September.

PopUp Bagels has teased a Henderson location at 1685 E. Cactus Ave., bringing its unsliced 'rip-and-dip' bagels and rotating schmears to the Las Vegas Valley; no opening date yet.

A hidden speakeasy called Behind the Grind is tucked behind The Coffee Grind at 9 Broadway, hosting private events and occasional ticketed nights.

7 Brew has filed plans for a drive‑thru coffee stand in Brown Deer, joining redevelopment along W. Brown Deer Road near a planned fireside MARKET.

Tulips Restaurant and Bar, an Indian‑Mexican fusion spot, is heading to 7825 Winchester Road in Southwind, taking 5,600 sq ft and promising cocktails, live music and outdoor seating.

Tommy’s Burgers California Style is setting up shop at 6146 Macon Rd, taking over a former Wendy’s. City paperwork and a social post point to a near‑term opening.

Mad For Chicken has opened at 221 Old Country Road in Carle Place, bringing soy‑garlic wings, kimchi items and a halal menu to Old Country Road. The restaurant is serving lunch and dinner daily.

Capo's temporarily closed its Babcock Road shop after corporate took over an underperforming franchise. The location may reopen March 21–23 with a slimmer menu and lower prices.