A decades-old Florissant tavern announced a planned shutdown for Sunday, June 28; the owner thanked customers but gave no reason. Regulars have a short window to visit.

Bud’s Buffet quietly reopened on 10th Street as a halal Tex‑Mex spot, swapping pastrami plates for build‑your‑own burritos and tacos ahead of a July 1 grand opening.

Honolulu’s longtime Latin market expands to Koa Ridge with a family block party and plans for a mezzanine with cooking classes and a bilingual children’s library.

Gemini Hospitality will occupy the former Babalu storefront at 412 S. Gay St., replacing earlier plans and bringing a local operator’s portfolio into downtown Knoxville. Permits and design work will determine what comes next.

R&R Crafthouse Grill will open a second location at 6845 Peek Road in Elyson this September, bringing burgers and Cajun favorites to Katy.

Vicious Biscuit will open a Medina location on June 22 with a week of giveaways, charity donations and a chamber ribbon-cutting. The spot will operate mornings through early afternoons.

Eagle Tavern opened June 8 on Keller Parkway with TVs, pool tables and a menu of burgers, flatbreads and wings.

Brio's Cherry Hill location is still open even as zoning permits and renderings suggest Fogo de Chão may convert the space. Staff say operations continue while the landlord and township handle permits.

Giuseppe Bruno will add members‑style private dining and wine‑tasting rooms to Sistina’s Upper East Side townhouse while keeping the main dining room open.

Construction at the planned Sunday’s Best in St. George has been paused; the owner told The Salt Lake Tribune work should resume within 60 days. No official opening date has been set.

A new Starbucks with a drive‑thru will open in Mt. Juliet at 2059 N. Mt. Juliet Rd., the city announced, with early hours aimed at commuters. The shop is set to open on Monday.

Dallas chain Sixty Vines will open at The Shops at La Cantera on August 10, bringing 60 wines on tap and a shareable, wine-country menu to San Antonio.

Mecha Noodle Bar has closed its RiNo restaurant at 2801 Walnut Street less than two years after opening. A handwritten note on the door thanked Denver diners.