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Local cooks Shannon and Bobby Jackson are opening Columbine Pour House inside the Green Mountain Falls Lodge, serving charcuterie, local whiskey and live music.
A waterfront restaurant called Landmark Flats is preparing to reopen in Cleveland's Flats, local TV footage shows. The return would add to a string of riverfront redevelopment projects.
Dunkin' is moving into a 2,054‑sq‑ft storefront on Green Oaks Boulevard in Arlington; state paperwork shows construction set to start May 31, 2026 with an autumn finish. The location will be run by franchisee Rishad Rajabali.
The Filling Station Tap Room in Southtown will close next Saturday after nearly 15 years; owners say a lease nonrenewal and new ownership factored into the decision.
Jersey Mike's will open a new shop at Pabst Farms in Oconomowoc (Unit 105 at 1350 Penny Lane); job postings list an April 2026 opening and hiring is underway.
The Block Jax opens March 20 on Gate Parkway with eight vendors, a kids play area, private dog park and a 30-foot LED wall. Grand opening weekend runs March 20–22.
Family-run Cowboy Coast Coffee opened Feb. 27 in Katy’s Cane Island, serving in-house roasted beans, mochas and pastries from local bakers. The shop aims to be a neighborhood hangout more than a chain outpost.
A 13,000‑square‑foot Woody's Hideaway will open this December in Webster's Bayway Village with golf bays, karaoke rooms and a 300‑foot video wall.
Paya, the island-inspired Miami Beach restaurant from Niven Patel and Mo Alkassar, served its last dinner in early March. Alkassar will convert the 17th Street space and focus on Ghee's expansion.
A Fatburger near Boerne finished construction in 2025 but remains unopened as FAT Brands navigates Chapter 11. Locals are left waiting as the parent company restructures.
Geo's Tavern & Oyster Bar brings oysters, burgers and a plant-filled salon to Chapel Hill, with the team eyeing an April opening and a menu focused on North Carolina seafood.
After months closed, Texas T Pub quietly reopened under new owners with a fresh stage, live shows and karaoke returning to downtown San Antonio.
A family-run Burmese concept from Benicia and Concord plans an outpost at Old Oakland's Swan's Market, adding tea-leaf salad and palata to the market lineup.
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