The Coon Rapids Farmers Market embraces diversity with newly introduced craft and bakery vendors, enhancing the shopping experience until its seasonal close on October 9.

Three new Chicago restaurants have been added to the 2024 Michelin Guide, representing Eastern European, Filipino/Cuban fusion, and Lebanese cuisines.

Pretty Decent Concepts is set to open a new restaurant and cocktail bar at the former site of P.F. Chang's in Tempe, aiming to cater to a non-college crowd.

Loro, an Asian smokehouse by Tyson Cole and Aaron Franklin, is set to open in Houston on Sep 28, offering a fusion menu, events, and $5 margaritas on launch day.

The new seafood restaurant, Avenue Fish & Oyster Company, is set to open on Coronado Island by Blue Bridge Hospitality, offering local seafood and seasonal menus.

Jerk at Nite, a Caribbean restaurant, is set to open in the former Alewife location in Baltimore, offering a menu highlighted by jerk chicken and plantains, with a soft launch featuring all-you-can-eat dishes.

Chipotle reintroduces smoked brisket for a limited time with a $0 delivery fee offer from September 12-29, highlighting its unique preparation and a commitment to fresh, sustainable ingredients.

Torchy's Tacos seeks permission to sell alcohol at its South Congress location, with proposed restricted hours to respect nearby school proximity, while also rolling out new menu items chain-wide.

Fat Sal's Deli opens its first Las Vegas location, offering its signature indulgent menu, including the "Big Fat Fatty" challenge, with part of sales donated to charity.

Red Bay Coffee has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing COVID-19 impacts, legal issues, and financial struggles, with assets of $251,000 against $3.3 million liabilities.

Entrepreneur Will Remsbottom is set to launch Somewhere Pizza in El Cerrito, offering Brooklyn-style pizzas, Italian sandwiches, and more in a classic, community-focused setting.

Barbs B Q in Lockhart was named one of Bon Appétit's best new restaurants of 2024, featuring a unique blend of Mexican-American and South Texas barbecue flavors.

Bartavelle Cafe in Berkeley, known for its connection to Chez Panisse, might close on September 15 due to financial struggles, with the owners publicly thanking their community and seeking support for staff.