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A Maui snackmaker recalled a small batch of Tiki Bar pretzel candy after peanuts were omitted from the allergen statement; the FDA rated the recall Class II.
A liquor-license filing lists Dorothy’s and its owner at 3534 SE 52nd Ave in southeast Portland and notes the plan includes video lottery machines. No opening date is set.
Luna Grill plans to take over the former Teriyaki Madness space at SanTan Village in Gilbert. The company hasn't announced an opening date yet.
State filings show Tacala Companies plans a 2,565‑sq‑ft Taco Bell with a drive‑thru at 11300 US‑183, with construction targeted this summer.
Seoul-born CHUNG DDUK opened in Koreatown with a grab-and-go rice cake counter at Food Gallery 32. The shop sells cream dduk, hot hodduk and frozen gift boxes.
Jackson Street Steaks from the team behind Pete’s Famous Pizza opened Feb. 11 at 110 S. Jackson St., serving cheesesteaks, grinders and a mini taproom to downtown Media.
Muskego‑born Milk Can is lining up a downtown food‑hall stall while owners rebuild a brewhouse damaged in 2025. The brand is targeting an April opening in the city.
A Mecklenburg County inspection found a rodent trap inside a cooking pot and multiple food-safety violations at Crackin' Crawfish, resulting in an 87 (B) score.
Boston Provisions Market opens March 2 in the Seaport, uniting Wulf’s Fish and Savenor’s under a compact counter for chef-quality meat and seafood.
Station 11 will move into Midtown’s restored firehouse at 30 North Ave NW, serving Caribbean-Asian breakfast to dinner with a Gilly Brew Bar coffee program and a planned speakeasy.
Emma's Tea Spot will move from 5500 to 4337 Harford Road in Lauraville, giving owner Emma Canoles room to host intimate weddings, retreats and workshops this spring.
Roni's Mac Bar is bringing its build‑your‑own mac bowls to Kern's Food Hall in Knoxville this spring. The company says customers can mix-and-match an enormous roster of toppings.
Vertical Detroit will close its Centre Street dining room by March 28, 2026, as owners sell the space and expand their Fine Wine Source retail business into Plymouth.
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