Austin-born P. Terry's will open at Baybrook East in Webster with a double drive‑thru, dining room and patio, now slated for the fourth quarter of 2027.

Sixth Street Burger has opened downtown San Jose with 80/20 wagyu smash patties, tallow fries and a two‑pound Royal Burger tied to a timed eating challenge.

Blue Copper 2000 will close its Marmalade shop on March 31 for a redesign and rebrand. The final day will include a Tacos Daddy pop‑up and free merch.

Supper‑club veterans Daniel Parker and Liz Bendure have opened Txa Txa Club’s all‑day cafe at 3268 W. Fullerton, serving an eclectic, seasonally rotating menu. The space doubles as a steady kitchen for their event work.

Dahlia Coffee Co. is expanding to Old Brooklyn, taking over the former Rebel Reserve at 4855 Broadview Road as renovations proceed.

Chama Mama opened a 6,300‑sq‑ft Bushwick spot at 81 Morgan Ave with a 64‑seat dining room, a bar and Let’s Chama bakery serving khachapuri and pastries. The new outpost expands the group beyond its Chelsea roots.

State inspectors ordered multiple South Florida restaurants to close this week after findings of rodent droppings, live roaches and other sanitation violations.

Adelmo’s Ristorante will reopen in Preston Valley near I‑635 after closing its Inwood Village dining room on Dec. 31, 2025. Owners say classic dishes and the restaurant’s spirit will return.

The Miami-born chain opens its largest Jacksonville location in Oakleaf on March 27 with giveaways for early customers and first-responder meals later in the week.

7 Brew plans three drive‑thru stands in the Milwaukee area — an approved Glendale site plus two city locations — with openings expected in early 2026 and about 50 jobs tied to each rollout.

Fleming's Upper Kirby will close April 18 after a roughly 25‑year run. The company says staff can transfer and other Houston locations will remain open.

Jason Garrett’s Caffe Lucca opened with a star-studded cocktail party that included Dak Prescott and several former Cowboys. The Sicilian-leaning menu and Travis Street location add a high-profile draw near the Katy Trail.

QXY is opening a Wicker Park restaurant at 2018 W. Division St., pairing its dumplings with wine and a tea‑lager collaboration while a liquor license is pending.