This Is It Soul Food closed its Third Ward location in Houston after 66 years, but will continue its legacy through its Humble location and the upcoming Mikki's Café.

Shake Shack is opening a new location in Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania, marking its continuing expansion in the Pittsburgh region and joining other businesses in the vibrant Streets of Cranberry shopping area.

Choco Mania Cafe in Sterling Heights offers indulgent European-inspired desserts, with favorites like the Dubai Chocolate Strawberry and rolled ice cream, according to the city's website.

Feel Good Bakery in East Bay is closing on October 31 after 22 years, with the Alameda community expressing sadness over the loss of their beloved bakery.

Sacramento held its 48th Jewish Food Faire, featuring a bagel contest and traditional food, at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center with Mayor McCarty judging.

Walter's Tavern, a new nightlife spot by Dr. Phillips Charities, launches in The Packing District's historic food hall, aiming to offer craft cocktails, live entertainment, and sports viewing.

Brooklyn Chop House, fusing steakhouse and Chinese cuisine, will open in Wynwood, Miami atop the Moxy Hotel, offering unique dumplings and premium meats.

The opening of Mensho ramen restaurant in Westgate, Glendale, is delayed until November, with the mayor expressing pride in this addition to the local food scene.

Tony DiMaggio's Pizza in San Jose reopens with community support after recovering from a fire, serving its classic stromboli to a delighted customer base.

While the wait-list filled at Moku Yakitori-Ya all summer, something secret was happening through the unmarked door next door. Since August, the beloved Inner Richmond izakaya has been running a hidden sake speakeasy—no signage, no social media, just hushed recommendations among those who've discovered the city's most authentic Tokyo-style sake bar.

Tokyo-based ramen brand MENSHO is set to open in Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District, offering authentic Japanese dishes with a focus on quality and sustainability.

Abacá in San Francisco celebrates Filipino American History Month with a series of culinary events featuring renowned chefs and mixologists, aimed at honoring Filipino culture and supporting local nonprofits.

The couple behind Alex the Great, the 30-pound therapy rabbit who became a Bay Area celebrity, are opening SF's first bunny cafe at Ghirardelli Square this November—but animal welfare advocates say the venture exploits the very creatures it claims to help. With rabbit rescues divided and regulators watching closely, the cafe faces scrutiny before serving its first latte.