The Mexican snack truck is settling into a sit-down spot on Business I-35, just blocks from where it started as a pop-up.

The Shops at Highland Village welcomes its first Shake Shack next Wednesday with live patio music and free tumblers.

The DeMattia family's New York-style pizzeria in Morrisville Market is shutting down after two decades of garlic knots, live bands and dough-ball fun for kids.

Raymond Chau, who closed his restaurant Lúa in May, now pours wine and scoops ice cream at downtown Portland's Flock Food Hall.

In Pacific Palisades, the French Laundry alum's new spot replaces Hank's, the restaurant Rick Caruso named for his father.

The Strip District festival guarantees direct pay for every Black artist and performer who takes part this weekend.

Morton's 47-year-old pizza pub is closing Sunday, and its 400-beer bottle shop goes with it.

The Tex-Mex chain's Ocoee spot is rising in a Publix-anchored plaza that also just landed a hand-pulled noodle shop.

The Westerville festival now pours cocktails from Asterisk Supper Club alongside 32 craft beers, with $20 tickets.

Ohio City's Cent's Pizza turns five with a Sept. 6 Lake Erie cruise featuring Detroit DJ Tammy Lakkis and $75 tickets.

Greenwood's Bypass 72 NW Whataburger shuts for good Thursday at 7 p.m., leaving Anderson as the nearest option.

The Gatlinburg chain's South Knoxville debut is set for Aug. 26, closing out Mimosas' nine-month run at The Davy apartments.

The Berkeley café will add house-made ice cream by the pint, a coffee program and murals by artist Joe Palec.