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Flyrite Chicken has returned to East Austin as a food truck at Stoney's Good Time Ranch, opening March 26 with sandwiches, sides and dine-in during bar hours.
Frisco‑born Bagelology is expanding to Coppell — the shell is up at 1540 S Belt Line Road and owners hope to open by late 2026.
Signage is up at a new Encino Park Swig on Evans Road and the chain is hiring as it eyes a late‑June opening. The store is listed as “Coming Soon” on Swig’s locator.
Xiao Bao's Josh Walker and Present Tense's Ryan Costanza are opening Bar Cala Cala at 930 McFerrin Ave, promising natural wines, island plates and frozen negronis this summer.
Penn Brewery filed for Chapter 11 but owners insist the Vinial Street taproom and biergarten remain open. Court papers show limited assets but a plan deadline this summer.
Two Main Street staples have closed: Holey Grail Donuts and Samosa House. Signage at the donut shop points to La Diperie as the incoming tenant, with no date posted.
A county-only bill would let certain Baltimore County restaurants sell sealed cocktails with takeout under rules requiring food purchase, ID and sealed lids; it now needs a procedural step before reaching the governor.
NAYA will open a roughly 2,047‑sq‑ft shop at Shoppers World in Framingham this late summer, bringing build‑your‑own bowls, rolls and classic mezze to the plaza.
Creators behind the 'Visit Sicily' social project opened a bakery-café at 86 E. 7th St., serving cannoli, cassata and arancini made with imported Sicilian ingredients.
Dockside Grille is slated to open in May at 3719 S Main St on Portage Lakes, replacing The Ramp with grill-focused dishes, seafood and a full bar.
Kingsville’s IHOP will be renovated into a dual‑branded IHOP/Applebee’s, with a $400,000 budget and work slated from June to January 2027.
Pop Smoke's family is opening Pop's Place in Canarsie and is hiring experienced baristas. A recent pop-up offered a preview of merch and menu items.
The Peach Cobbler Factory signed a 15‑unit state development deal to bring its cobbler shops to Minnesota, the company and local reports say.
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