CAPS Supper Club & Bar in Houston's Uptown‑Galleria announced an immediate closure after nearly three years, ending a revival of a longtime piano bar. The sudden shutdown leaves a small live‑music room vacant in Briargrove.

Crazy Asian Express opened Feb. 7 in Katy, bringing cafeteria-style combo plates, lo mein and hand‑prepared egg rolls to the Katy Fort Bend Road shopping strip. The spot offers dine-in, takeout and delivery.

Doña Lula opened Feb. 18 on I-45 in Spring, serving handmade gorditas and an all-day breakfast menu from a pickup-focused storefront.

State filings show a $1M, 2,385‑sq‑ft Chipotle could be built at West Airport and Hwy. 6, with construction scheduled Aug. 17–Nov. 24, 2026.

A Clear Lake operator bought the long-vacant Luby’s building on NASA Parkway and plans Schafer’s Coastal Kitchen — a third, larger seafood spot across from Johnson Space Center. Renovations and an opening timeline are still being worked out.

Arwa Yemeni Coffee opened its first Houston outpost in Richmond, serving Yemeni lattes, sampler tea and extended Ramadan hours for late‑night crowds.

Yonutz has reopened in Kingwood under new franchise owner Arthur Cunanan, who says the shop will host community events and bring back the chain's Smashed Donut.

Pie Tap’s River Oaks outpost has closed roughly nine months after opening, the chain confirmed on its social pages. The closure leaves the NOVEL storefront vacant for now.

A Spring Branch institution, Taqueria Cancun announced March 29 will be its last day after more than 40 years.

Peppaz HTX’s move from food truck to Lyric Market counter has drawn steady lines for its double‑fried wings, fried broccoli and a popular chicken sandwich. Downtown diners are taking notice.

P. Terry's co-founder Patrick Terry offered to buy lunch for 10 people instead of filming a promotional bite, inviting followers to comment on Instagram. The move arrives as the Austin-born chain expands into Houston.

NY Tozt opened Jan. 18 on Fry Road, bringing New York‑style deli sandwiches, shawarma and catering to Katy. The new counter‑service spot lists signature melts and neighborhood‑named sandwiches.

Chicago wing chain Harold's Chicken & Sports Bar has landed at 5334 Washington Ave, bringing Chicago-style wings, cocktails and a Friday grand opening giveaway. Early guests can snag free wings.