Ego's karaoke bar in Austin managed to stay open despite plumbing issues and a demolition threat, while The Lost Well faces eviction and relies on crowdfunding for survival.

Khmai Cambodian Fine Dining in Rogers Park has temporarily closed due to nearby Starbucks construction but plans to reopen with both dinner and new breakfast offerings near Loyola University.

Mi Barrio Mexican Restaurant in Grant Park is closing after 26 years due to the owners' retirement, leaving behind a legacy of authentic cuisine and community appreciation.

Red Lobster, amid bankruptcy, may close three Illinois locations pending court approval, reducing its nationwide presence from over 650 to around 530 outlets.

Langer's Deli in Los Angeles considers closing due to safety and homelessness concerns around MacArthur Park, despite being a city staple for 77 years.

Dave & Andy's, a beloved Oakland ice cream shop, is set to reopen under new ownership while aiming to maintain its traditional recipes and community charm.

Usher is opening a Dave's Hot Chicken franchise in Conyers, GA, with the grand opening scheduled for August 30. The R&B star's involvement brings celebrity backing to the rapidly expanding chain.

Greenhouse, a cafe in San Antonio known for its unique offerings, will close next month due to high rental costs, with hints at a possible future relocation.

Fry's Food Stores leads Phoenix market with 28.32% share, while Walmart drops to 17.83%. Fry's sales hit $5.6 billion amid potential Kroger-Albertsons merger.

Chubby Cattle, known for its all-you-can-eat Wagyu barbecue, is set to open at Woodfield Mall in 2025, adding a dining experience to the shopping venue.

Arlington's taco competition is back, with local restaurants competing to win the title of Arlington’s Favorite Taco. Residents can try special tacos until September 30 and vote for their favorite, with the winner to be announced on October 3.

The long-vacant TJ's Bar in New Lenox has new owners who plan to transform it into a lively country-themed bar and grill, investing $1 million in renovations.

The third Bi-Rite Market has opened in Russian Hill, San Francisco, offering 4,000 square feet of retail space and housing the company's corporate headquarters without external investment.