Las Vegas restaurant Cathedrale is set to permanently close on May 31 after a year of operation, with no future plans for the space announced by MGM Resorts International.

Sprinkles Ice Cream in Palm Beach is closing permanently on May 26 after being in business for 38 years, due to an extended closure for building repairs. The owners hope to relocate.

Batch 22 Bakery, known for their hefty "pudges," is opening a new location in Los Gatos on May 15. The bakery began as a home operation and is expanding to a physical space with a range of cookie flavors.

Portillo's has introduced a new Italian beef sandwich named "The Leo" in honor of Chicago-born Pope Leo XIV, available in May during Italian Beef Month.

Astoria's La Guli Pastry Shop debuts the "Pope Leo Cookie" to celebrate the first American Pope, Pope Leo XIV, with locals eager to try the new $5 vanilla shortbread treat.

Nerolab opens a Roman-style eatery at 40 Wall Street in the Trump Building, offering pizza, pastas, drinks, and coworking space, with plans for city-wide expansion.

Golden Eye Social, an upscale dining and interactive gaming venue with augmented reality darts, has opened in San Francisco's Yerba Buena neighborhood.

Pepsi initiates a taste test challenge in Atlanta, offering blind tests of Pepsi Zero Sugar against Coke Zero Sugar, with free Pepsi for participants.

Luckin Coffee, China's rival to Starbucks, is set to open its first U.S. location in New York City, offering innovative, technology-driven service and competitive pricing despite past controversies.

Eataly is opening a new fast-casual café at Rockefeller Center on May 15, followed by a location at Hudson Yards and three outposts at JFK airport terminals in 2025.

Osito, San Francisco's only Michelin-starred restaurant known for fire-cooked cuisine, is closing due to economic challenges, as announced by Chef Seth Stowaway.

Chef Anthony Inn brings his innovative take on Taiwanese cuisine to JaBä in Midtown East, Manhattan, combining classic dishes with modern flair for a fresh and exciting culinary experience.

Here's Looking at You, a celebrated Koreatown restaurant, will close on June 13 following its co-owner's decision to leave the business and the end of their building lease. The closure marks the end of its innovative culinary presence since 2016.