Tempest Artisan Coffee Bar plans a July opening at The Arbuckle in Brownsburg with in‑house roasting, canned lattes and a cocktail program. Construction delays pushed its original timeline, but owners say they’ll open next month.

Swig is bringing its signature "dirty sodas" to San Marcos with a drive‑thru at 180 N. I‑35. Signage is up, but a firm opening date hasn't been announced.

Starting July 1, 2026, Florida will require restaurants to disclose mandatory service fees on menus, apps and receipts — showing amounts and the fee’s purpose.

La Playa Maya’s Stockyards restaurant will close Sunday after decades on North Main. The family still operates other Fort Worth locations.

Brooklyn Pizzeria opened a Fulshear‑area spot at 9111 FM 723 on June 25, bringing its New York‑style pies and scratch‑made Italian dishes to Richmond. The move expands the chain’s suburban footprint.

The Chastain team will open Alere in Morningside in 2027. The concept promises a more casual, ingredient-driven menu.

River City Tavern is slated for 200 W Broadway Ave, bringing brunch, live music and a liquor license to a growing West Broadway nightlife strip.

Shake Shack will open in Richmond on July 8 with a drive‑thru, patio, opening‑day tumblers and a $1‑per‑sandwich donation to a local nonprofit. It’s the chain’s second Houston‑area debut in three months.

Houston bakery Common Bond opened its first airport location at Hobby Airport as the terminal's multi‑phase dining overhaul nears completion. The shop joins other local names across the concourse.

PopUp Bagels will open a second Charlotte location on July 10 in Plaza Midwood's Commonwealth development, following its Ballantyne debut last fall.

Blind Tiger is expanding into Rivergate Tower, adding a second downtown Tampa outpost with coffee and food near the Riverwalk.

Jamaica Mi Hungry has closed its downtown Boston restaurant and will focus on catering and its food truck, with scheduled summer stops at Kendall Square, MIT and Boston Common.

Slutty Vegan is opening an 1,800-square-foot stall at Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market on Aug. 1, even as landlord judgments and bankruptcy filings complicate the picture. The move will reshape the market’s vendor mix and draw close attention from creditors.