Disco Dragon has closed in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, with Pretty Penny set to take over the space. Meanwhile, hidden bar F.Y.P.M. remains open, and there are hints of a new neighborhood joint replacing Pretty Penny's original location.

Pedal Haus Brewery is set to open its new 'biergarten' themed location in Downtown Mesa on Nov. 15, featuring outdoor space with lawn games and live music.

The Michelin Guide is set to award stars to Texas restaurants in a ceremony at Houston's 713 Music Hall, an event that could elevate the state's culinary scene.

Norms opened its first location outside California in Las Vegas, featuring its classic orange decor and full bar, and celebrated by hosting a Hotcake Eating Championship.

Dominique Ansel, creator of the Cronut, will open Papa d’Amour in NYC, featuring French-Asian pastries, while Parisian baker Stéphane Louvard's "crookie" gains popularity in Paris.

In-N-Out Burger is giving free meals to veterans and active military on Veterans Day, part of a trend of businesses offering perks in appreciation for their service.

The Vizcaya Museum & Gardens in Miami celebrated the grand opening of the new Village Café, aiming to serve as a cultural hub and connect visitors to the region's history.

Mamma Lucia Italian restaurant in Parkville is closing after 26 years in business, as owners Fausto and Luisa Illiano express their gratitude and hint at a future venture.

Rosa's Tacos To Go has closed after 16 years, announced on Facebook, leaving San Antonio's breakfast taco lovers saddened and the owner hinting at future plans.

Iconic Brooklyn seafood restaurant Lundy's is set to reopen in Red Hook by hospitality veteran Sandra Snyder, aiming to recapture the nostalgia of its historic dining experience.

Cincinnati Pizza Week returns, featuring $10 pie deals from over a dozen pizzerias, with a digital app for tracking visits and winning a $300 gift card prize.

New executive chef Waylon Cornelius aims to enhance the dining offerings at Will Rogers Memorial Center, introducing dishes beyond standard fare to satisfy diverse event attendees.

Genuine Joe Coffeehouse in North Austin has shuttered after 20 years, citing financial struggles and condo development pressures, affecting local patrons and recovery groups. A GoFundMe supports the staff.