Sandra Rice & Noodles, known for its Vietnamese cuisine and hospitality, is closing after 18 years. Co-owner Ha Nguyen is retiring, prompting the closure despite community support.

The Butler County Fair offers food, fun, and family activities, with the Sheriff's Office running a lemonade stand to raise funds for Christmas gifts for the needy.

A Hayes Valley chef complained that a food influencer's 15,000 followers weren't enough for his restaurant. Now he's unemployed, his restaurant is closing, and she has 221,000 followers.

San Jose's Iguanas Home Of The Burritozilla is closing after 32 years, with its last day on July 27. The Orozco family thanked the community and hinted at future endeavors.

"Top Chef" is heading to Charlotte and Greenville, SC for its 23rd season, focusing on Southern cuisine and hospitality, with Kristen Kish hosting alongside judges Tom Colicchio and Gail Simmons.

Mendocino Farms is opening its first Arizona location in Scottsdale by 2026, known for its farm-fresh sandwiches and salads, expanding the California-based chain's U.S. presence.

The Kory brothers are opening a new Mexican steakhouse, Pistoleros Parrilla, in Old Town Scottsdale, offering wood-fired steaks with a proposed opening in the fourth quarter.

Whataburger opens a new location in Acworth on Cobb Parkway, featuring a grand opening celebration with swag bags, a year's supply of food for the first two customers, and a family event with entertainment.

After just a year, Castro’s Fisch & Flore has shuttered and will soon transform into a new café concept. The historic Market Street space is entering another chapter.

NYC Restaurant Week returns with affordable multi-course meals at over 600 venues from July 21 to August 17, celebrating the city's culinary scene and its 400th anniversary.

Rancho Cordova is expanding its dining options with new restaurants, including Qing Shu Malatang and Hotpot, Ohgane Korean BBQ, Las Michoacanas Paleteria, and El Rancheros Mexican Food, offering diverse culinary experiences.

Iconic Mexican restaurant Las Cuatro Milpas in San Diego is for sale, with the owners seeking retirement and contending with tax debts. The eatery is known for handmade tortillas and long-standing culinary tradition since 1933.

Nassau County's only gay nightclub, Halo, closed less than two years after opening due to financial issues, including delays in getting a liquor license.