Berkeley’s Grégoire opens its first San Francisco counter in the Inner Sunset, bringing its famous potato puffs and sandwiches to 1300 9th Ave. Opening‑day giveaways are planned.

A neighborhood takeout-first spot, The Parlour House opened on Visitacion Avenue with sandwiches, salads, burgers and wraps and a promise to expand. Owners said they were "thrilled" by the turnout.

The Earl of Sandwich at Laguna Gateway in Elk Grove will close permanently after a short run that began in 2022. The 8234 Laguna Blvd storefront will be vacated.

Boni’s, a Spain-inspired bar from Lenoir’s team, opens Friday on South First with Spanish cocktails, natural wines and tapas-style snacks.

A Miramar bakery has launched San Diego’s first battery‑operated food truck, serving Israeli burekas with a rotating pickup schedule and catering options.

Permit filings show Au Cheval has targeted a 4,435‑sq‑ft unit with a 575‑sq‑ft patio inside Ashwood 12 South. A local partner is reportedly involved.

Moorhead’s historic Dairy Queen reopened on Sunday, drawing about 1,200 customers in single‑digit cold for its seasonal opening. The walk‑up — birthplace of the Dilly Bar — will be open through October.

Bar Nancy, a nautical‑themed Little Havana bar known for live music and craft cocktails, has quietly closed after seven years on Calle Ocho. The venue’s events and social accounts went silent late in 2025.

A California pizzeria famed for its 120‑pepperoni pies has opened its first Texas shop in North Richland Hills. The menu features XL pepperoni pies, black garlic sauce and oversized calzones.

A '90s VHS-themed speakeasy has popped up at the National Union Building, serving movie-tape cocktails, arcade games and retro photo ops during a limited run.

Three former Master Sommelier candidates say the Court of Master Sommeliers rushed a 2018 inquiry that stripped 23 titles; a jury trial in San Francisco will test those claims.

Alejandro’s Mexican Food has opened a Pauoa outpost at 1997 Pauoa Road, bringing its tacos, wet burritos and loaded nacho fries to the neighborhood. The shop occupies the former Pauoa Chop Suey space and features a Dodgers‑inspired mural.

Bored Cuban brings pixas, cafecitos and the 305 Bowl to Sunset Drive. The first 100 guests at Thursday’s ribbon-cutting get a free 305 Bowl.