Main Burgers, a new burger spot with a classic American diner twist, opened at a former Subway location in Mesa by the Chiwas restaurant group, offering a simple, family-friendly menu with three main burger options and a 1950s aesthetic.

Van Brunt Stillhouse in Brooklyn closed after 13 years, spurring a surge in demand and resale prices for its whiskey. Founder cited costs as the closure reason. Brooklyn Gin is taking over the space.

Yankee Stadium introduces "Petroni Tiramisu" served in mini Yankees helmets, alongside new dining options, including Brooklyn Dumpling Shop and Bondi Sushi.

It's been five years since Ritual Coffee shuttered its Castro outpost and we now have a new tenant moving in.

M. Wells Steakhouse reopens in Bushwick with a collaborative pop-up series at the New York Distilling Company, featuring a maple syrup-infused menu and live music, after closing in Long Island City.

Lost Art Brewhouse in Walker has opened a new in-house kitchen serving American fare, reflecting their community-oriented business approach and enhancing their craft beer offerings.

Salon du Chocolat returns to NYC after 5 years, featuring over 70 exhibitors and a chocolate dress inspired by Snow White, spotlighting Haitian chocolate company AYITIKA.

Comedians Ali Wong and Bill Hader were seen at the reopened Turtle Tower in SF's Financial District, where Wong has previously praised their chicken pho.

San Francisco welcomes Meski, a new Afro-Latino and Ethiopian-Dominican fusion restaurant backed by NBA's Draymond Green and opened by Chef Nelson German and Guma Fassil. The eatery celebrates the African diaspora and aims to be a cultural staple.

Bock, a European-style beer bar, has opened in San Diego's South Park, succeeding the former Hamilton's Tavern. It offers a variety of beers, wines, ciders, and a menu by Biersal, with an ambience featuring games and regular events.

Starlite in Middletown reopens after 14 months with a remodel, preserving its history while introducing new elements and a menu that includes both classic and updated offerings.

The Castro's newest Argentinian restaurant Flora King opened earlier this month at 4248 18th Street, formerly Vico Cavone, and we have some photos to share.

After eight years in the Castro, Castro Fountain (554 Castro Street) has announced it will close this weekend.